From a single precision pick to every phase of your lift — Gelock manages the full scope of your crane project, from bid to execution.

When you work with Gelock, you get a single-source partner from the first bid to the final placement. Our crane teams manage the full scope of your project so nothing falls through the cracks.
We handle the bottlenecks that stall construction sites — coordinating shipping, storage, and delivery of your equipment in one integrated operation. One call. One team. No hand-off risk.
Every crane project starts with a plan. Ours are built on technical discipline and operational precision.
We survey your site, analyze loads, and deliver a detailed bid — no surprises.
Permits, equipment scheduling, pre-lift planning and delivery coordination handled in-house.
Certified riggers and operators execute the lift safely and on schedule.
Equipment set exactly as specified — site cleaned, documentation complete.
We maintain a diverse crane fleet so we're never short on capacity — no matter the size, site, or complexity of your project.
Mobile, fast-setup cranes ideal for urban job sites, plant floors, and anywhere road access is required. Versatile capacity for a wide range of lifts.
Designed for off-road and uneven ground conditions. Our rough terrain cranes keep operations moving on construction sites where conditions aren't ideal.
High-capacity lifting with the flexibility to travel on public roads. The all-terrain crane is our workhorse for demanding industrial and construction projects.
Efficient and cost-effective for lighter picks, equipment delivery, and congested sites. Boom trucks are first on scene when speed and accessibility matter.
Built for confined spaces and indoor plant work. These compact cranes handle precise placement of machinery and equipment in areas larger cranes can't reach.
Our 800-ton rated gantry system with self-propelled lift links allows us to side-shift heavy loads over obstacles such as anchor bolts – or off a railcar onto a trailer.
Our jack and slide systems are more cost-efficient and economical to set up than a crane. These systems can also be used in environments where cranes and gantry systems can't. They are ideal for power substations with overhead power lines.