As soon as things are lifted in the air, they become dangerous! One wrong move, one surprise gust of wind, and things could be smashed and people seriously injured.

Hoisting a sofa to a 7th floor balcony that would not fit in elevator.

At Braymore, we take hoisting seriously, we check the forcast, customize our equipment (testing weight capacities) and adjust our manpower requirements accordingly to every hoist job we do. We have an assortment of manual and power equipment to try and do each job safely with the least amount of risk to everyone involved. Condo corporations and building managers are very particular about who they allow to do these types of jobs and how they will do it. They also want to know that they are dealing with a reputable company that is properly insured and will not disappear at the first sign of trouble.

Using zoom boom to lift grand piano onto second floor balcony. — Zoom Boom a grand piano up to the second-floor balcony

Balcony crane lifting patio furniture up onto condo balcony — Balcony crane lifting patio furniture onto condo balcony.

Using a spider crane to lift a china unit 4th floor balcony — Crane furniture onto condo balcony.

Using Genie lift to get washer and dryer through second story window

Crane fridge up to Juliet balcony that would not fit up the stairs. — Crane fridge up to Juliet’s balcony that would not fit up the stairs.

Using a crane to lift an upright piano onto a garage balcony that would not fit up the stairs

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