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Westmore Construction Projects: Crane Lifts and Commercial Builds

Completed steel buildings, commercial projects, and crane lifts from both Westmore divisions, with photos from the work.

The Work We Do

What Kinds of Projects Does Westmore Take On?

Project work at Westmore splits across two divisions: commercial general contracting and steel building erection, and operated crane lifts for contractors, businesses, and homeowners. The fleet covers 55 to 350 tons, and the same crew that quotes a job also erects the building or runs the lift. Both divisions work across Clark County and the Portland metro from the Battle Ground base.

This page shows four projects approved for public display, alongside photo galleries of the steel erection, crane lifts, and finished buildings the divisions handle regularly. It is a sample, not a full list: photography is not standard on every job, so the finished work is wider than what appears below.

Client-Approved Work

Projects We Can Show You

Tracker Safe steel building with wall signage, address 6605, Vancouver WA

Vancouver, WA · Construction

Tracker Safe Facility

Office and warehouse. General Contractor - Westmore Construction.

Aerial view of the completed Builders FirstSource warehouse and lumber yard in Woodland, Washington

Woodland, WA · Construction

Builders FirstSource

Warehouse and lumber yard. General Contractor - Westmore Construction.

Westmore National Crane boom truck at the AnnexAir facility, boom raised

AnnexAir Facility · Crane & Rigging

AnnexAir Boom Truck Work

Boom truck crane work at the AnnexAir facility, with our own truck-mounted National Crane.

On the Job

Steel Erection

Crane hook line above steel columns with bar joists staged on the ground

Bar joists staged on the ground ahead of a steel erection lift.

Crane lifting a steel beam onto columns at a commercial site

A steel beam lifted into place on a column line.

Two Westmore crew members walking through a steel column and beam frame with CMU walls

Crew moving through a steel frame between concrete block walls.

Westmore crane and crew behind caution tape during tilt-panel erection

Tilt panel erection, staged behind caution tape for the crew.

On the Job

Crane Lifts

Westmore crane boom and rigging lifting a steel beam over a frame against a blue sky

Rigging carries a steel beam across an open sky.

Yellow Grove crane hook block and boom over a CMU wall

A hook block raised over a block wall mid-lift.

Westmore yellow Grove crane set up on a street with traffic cones beside a brick building

A street-use setup, cones marking the work zone.

Westmore National Crane boom truck with the boom raised and rigging attached

A boom truck raises its rigging into position.

On the Job

Finished Buildings

Completed Westmore metal building exterior with new landscaping, address 6815

A completed building entrance, landscaping freshly in.

Side view of a completed gray metal commercial building with windows and downspouts

The same building from the side.

Completed gray metal commercial building with a parking lot in front, wide view

The finished building and its parking lot.

A completed commercial office and warehouse building with parking

A completed office and warehouse building with parking.

Reviews

Jobs Our Customers Describe

★★★★★

"Westmore Construction is a very honest and trustworthy crew. That is why we selected them as our general contractor and our pre-engineered metal building installer for our commercial project. They worked well with all the permitting staff, inspectors, and subcontractors. They worked hard to keep our project moving through the entire process and they cared about our timeline for completion. Plus, their entire team communicated well and timely. What more could you really ask for in a GC? I would highly recommend Westmore Construction and I would hire them again if we have a chance to develop another property in the future."

Zach Boyer-TS

Google review

★★★★★

"Westmore is that perfect balance of cost vs what you get. They self perform their own work creating value there while delivering the project on time and on budget. These guys hustle, they have a great attitude, they're friendly, they never complain... they just get the job done. I would hire them again in a heart beat. This project scope was a building over 20,000 sq ft. They have the expertise to pull it off."

Derek Huegel

Google review

★★★★★

"Fast to work with me when I had a short notice crane pick request for downtown Portland. Yikes. No problem for these guys. They nailed the permit, traffic, and planning submittals in no time... They were safe, they worked fast... From the big boy 350 Ton to little boy crane needs - they are our team now."

Dave Glenn

Google review

★★★★★

"Think Seal Team 6 of Crane Work! Westmore was able to scramble, rearrange their schedule and drive a Crane 15 hours across the state to get us out of a jam on Generator set for Walmart, highly recommend these Professionals"

Thor Williamson

Google review

★★★★★

"This company does excellent crane work. I've worked with several crane companies in the past and none of them showed up as prepared as Westmore. Their crew had a great attitude, communicated well, and safely set our sign bridge in under an hour. I highly recommend Westmore Construction."

Josiah Thomas

Google review

★★★★★

"Westmore Construction was great to work with. We needed their assistance lifting a water tank for fire protection. They were quick to respond and charged us a fair price. I would definitely recommend working with Westmore Co for anyone looking for a qualified crane operator."

CJ Huxford

Google review

Before You Reach Out

Questions About Our Project Work

Commercial and industrial buildings. Completed work includes a custom steel building erected and finished for Tracker Safe in Vancouver, a warehouse and lumber yard for Builders FirstSource in Woodland, and a commercial office and warehouse at Creekside Plaza in Vancouver. Home improvement work is not something the building side takes on. Send the building type, the rough size, and how it will be used.

Look at three things: the state license record, completed buildings close in type and size, and what past clients say in public. Washington posts contractor registrations through Labor and Industries, and Oregon posts licenses through the Construction Contractors Board, both free to search. Westmore's completed work and its Google reviews are public, and the reviews name the crew members who ran the jobs.

Both are normal scopes, and they get quoted separately. Setting the frame is steel erection: columns, rafters, purlins, and girts raised and bolted to the drawings. Exterior finishing closes the shell in after that and is its own line of work. Westmore does exterior finishing as well as erection, so one contractor can carry a building from bare anchor bolts to a closed-in shell.

Yes, and erection-only work is a regular part of the schedule. A manufacturer or an owner orders the engineered package, a concrete sub pours to the anchor bolt layout, and Westmore brings the crews and cranes that raise the frame and close it in. The other route has Westmore holding the entire contract, coordinating the manufacturer, the concrete, and the trades.

Yes, and most crane and rigging jobs stand on their own. A rooftop HVAC swap for a mechanical contractor, a spa dropped into a fenced backyard, structural steel picked for another builder, or heavy equipment moved and placed all book as single jobs. Machine, certified operator, and rigging go out as one package on every one of them.

Tell Us About the Job You Have in Mind

Send the load, the building, or the site and Westmore tells you which division handles it. Call for the fastest answer.