Rooftop AC Unit Lifts in Broward County

HVAC crews call us more than anyone else. Condensers, air handlers and full package units set straight onto the curb, on single-family roofs and on high-rise decks.

Rooftop AC Unit Lifts, Broward County

This is home. The yard sits in West Park, so most of Broward is inside a 30-minute run. We bring the same fleet and the same certified operators to Broward County that we bring anywhere else between West Palm Beach and South Miami.

An AC change-out lives or dies on the lift. The unit has to come off the truck, clear the roofline, and land square on a curb that is often the same footprint as the crate. We do this several times a week, so the part your crew is worried about is the part we do every day.

Most residential change-outs are a 17-ton boom truck and under two hours on site. Commercial package units, tight courtyards, and anything past the second floor is where the 35-ton and 40-ton machines earn their keep.

Cooper Crane boom truck setting a rooftop AC unit in Southeast Florida
Boom truck making a rooftop set on the Atlantic coast.

Working in Broward County

Broward is our home county and the one we know street by street. The yard is in West Park, which puts Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Miramar and Fort Lauderdale all inside a short run, and Coral Springs or Deerfield at the far end of an easy morning.

The building stock is split. South and central Broward is full of 1960s and 70s single-family homes with flat or low-slope roofs, carports and narrow side yards, which is where the spider crane and the 17-ton boom truck do most of their work. Downtown Fort Lauderdale and the beach strip are a different job entirely: mid-rise and high-rise decks, valet loading zones and a lot of coordination with building management.

Because we are based here, Broward jobs are the ones we can most often slot in same-week, and the ones where an urgent morning call has the best chance of getting a yes.

What we need before we roll

  • Unit weight. Off the spec sheet or the crate label. Most residential condensers run 150 to 400 lb; commercial packages go well past a ton.
  • Roof height and setback. How high the deck is and how far in from the curb line the unit has to travel.
  • Where the truck can sit. Driveway, street, alley. Overhead power lines are the single biggest thing that changes the plan.
  • Curb ready or not. If the curb or pad is not finished we can still set it aside, but you will pay for a second trip.

Want the full rundown on this service? Read the Rooftop AC Unit Lifts page, or see everything we lift in Broward County.

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