
Patriot Crane lifts hot tubs and spas over houses, fences, and tight backyards in Fresno. The crane sets up in the street or the driveway, the boom goes over the roof, and the tub comes down exactly where it belongs. Over the house without touching a shingle.
One rig, one operator. Rafael Arredondo owns the crane, answers his own phone, and runs every spa crane lift himself. 40-ton crane, 123 feet of boom, NCCCO certified, licensed and insured. Camera on the ball, so he watches your tub the whole way over.
CALL (559) 928-6702 TEXT A PIC OF THE YARDYou do not need to know anything about cranes. Here is the whole thing.
Call or text a couple photos: the house from the street and the spot where the tub goes. Rafael figures the reach, the weight, and where the crane sits. You get a straight yes and a number before anything rolls.
The crane shows up, outriggers come down on pads, and the tub gets rigged and flown over the house. No crew of guys wrestling it on dollies. No second trip.
On the pad, level, turned the way you want it. No dragging through the side yard, no chewed-up gate, no damage to the landscaping you just paid for.
There is no flat menu price for a hot tub crane lift, and anyone quoting one without seeing your house is guessing. The cost comes down to three things: how far the crane has to reach over the house, how much the tub weighs, and where the rig can set up. That is it.
Call (559) 928-6702, tell him what you have got, and you get a straight answer. Usually all he needs is a few photos. The number he gives you is the number on the invoice.
Yes. That is the whole point of the crane. When there is no gate, or the gate is three feet wide and the tub is eight, the tub goes over the house or the fence instead of through it. Rafael confirms the reach will work before the crane ever rolls, so you are not paying for a maybe.
No. The crane works from the street or the driveway on outriggers, with pads under them to spread the load. The boom swings over the house, not on it. Nothing touches the roof, and the tub never gets dragged across the grass.
It is a one-visit job. Setup is most of the work: positioning the crane, outriggers down, rigging checked. The lift itself is the short part. Exact timing depends on your access and the reach, and Rafael will tell you what to expect once he sees the yard or your photos.