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A call or a submitted form starts with a callback within 24 hours to go over the job. For a crane lift, a rough load weight, lift height, and the distance from the crane's setup spot to the load let the team match the right machine before quoting. For a steel building or a construction project, the plans or the manufacturer's package, the site address, and a timeline let the team scope the work the same way.
Both divisions run out of the same Battle Ground office, so a single conversation covers whether a job needs a crane, a construction crew, or both.
The crew that quotes the job is the crew that runs it.
Crane and construction work across Clark, Cowlitz, and Multnomah counties and beyond. Routine crane runs cover Tacoma down to Salem, and for the right lift we go farther.
Not on the list? Call anyway. If the lift makes sense, we will find a way to get a crane there.
"Westmore Construction is great to work with. Excellent customer service, strong communication, and the ability to adapt quickly to last-minute changes, which is a big plus for us. Highly recommend."
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"Fast and easy to schedule for crane services"
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"Westmore Construction has always done an incredible job with our crane picks. They have always went extremely smooth and scheduling has been easy. Their crew is always on time and is very experienced. Highly recommend!"
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Both, split by division. The crane and rigging crew lifts hot tubs, spas, saunas, and other backyard equipment for homeowners, and lifts steel, rooftop units, and mechanical equipment for contractors. Commercial and industrial buildings are what the steel side takes. A homeowner calling about a spa pick and a mechanical contractor calling about a rooftop swap reach the same office.
Yes, in both states. Washington contractor license WESTMCL836OJ is active, with zero violations recorded over six years, and Oregon license CCB 234945 carries commercial general contracting. Liability coverage runs to one million dollars in either state. Certificates of insurance are issued on request, naming whoever the filing or the contract requires.
No. A rough load weight, some idea of the height involved, and a sense of where a machine could park are enough to start. Pictures of the gate, the drive, or the roof access fill in more than a description does. A spec sheet or a manufacturer weight is where exact figures come from when the pick turns out to need them.
Yes, and Westmore is built that way. The rigging crew sets steel, panels, and equipment on site, and the construction division carries the erection, the exterior finishing, and the schedule that follow. On the Tracker Safe building in Vancouver that meant one company from steel erection through finished exterior instead of separate outfits for each phase.
