TreeCare Crane Hire
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About

Owner-operated.
Built around practical experience.

TreeCare Crane Hire 2006 Ltd has been lifting awkward things around Auckland since 2006. It is based in Albany on the North Shore and works throughout Auckland, with other areas available on request.

The business is owner-operated by Terry. When you call, you are talking to the person who will assess the access, work out the reach and operate the crane on the day — not a dispatcher passing a message along. For most customers that is the practical difference: you get a straight answer about whether the lift is possible, usually on the first call.

The work spans arborist support, construction and transport, and a long tail of jobs that do not fit any category — spa pools over houses, containers onto prepared pads, plant on and off the deck, rock into landscaped banks, and the occasional Christmas tree.

Equipment and lifting gear are certified and maintained, and the business carries public liability insurance. Most of the effort, though, goes in before the truck arrives: understanding the access, the reach and the load, so the lift itself is uneventful.

The TreeCare Crane Hire truck with the crane extended in an open field

The 8-wheeler Hino and its rear-mounted Palfinger crane — the business in one photograph.

The truck loaded with strapped log sections, the crane folded at the rear

How we work

Assess first

Access, obstacles, weight, reach, pick-up and placement — worked out before the truck is booked, not on arrival.

Say so if it will not work

If the lift is not practical or not safe, we will tell you early rather than turn up and charge for the visit.

Certified and insured

Certified operator and machinery, public liability insurance, and lifting and load-restraint gear that is certified and regularly tested.

The crane boom extended over a house under construction on a hillside
Auckland wide, from Albany North Shore, greater Auckland, and other areas on request.
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