Case Studies

ALL rehabs warehouse with tilt wall using versatile Manitowoc 999

Three Towers Aid 26-Story Construction at Ohio State

Wind farm repower calls on cranes, man lifts, forklifts, and logistics from ALL Crane

Crane from ALL removes damaged masts from WWII Battleship

Small army of cranes helps construct Pritzker Military Archives Center in Wisconsin

Central Contractors Service builds ALL’s tallest-ever tower crane

25-ton carry deck crane becomes unlikely hero of rooftop construction project

How a small band of crane workers helped restore cell phone service to Southern Louisiana after Hurricane Ida

Precast Bridge Beams Feature in Massive Highway Project

ALL assists with maintenance to Cleveland company’s private wind turbine it helped erect.

We say that every well-executed lift is preceded by massive amounts of preparation. Why is preparation so important? Because you have to plan for when lift day doesn’t go, well, according to plan.

The multi-year, multi-billion-dollar project to upgrade the Illinois Tollway made its way to Gurnee, Illinois, this summer and the aging Stearns School Road Bridge, which goes over I-94. Work called for replacing the 70-year-old bridge with a new three-lane precast concrete structure that also includes access for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Building a hotel might sound like routine construction, but when you’re in the tourist town of Panama City Beach, Florida—and you’re building directly on the beach—nothing is routine.

The “Blue Beast", an all-terrain crane with the industry’s largest lifting capacity on eight axles, made its debut recently on a project at a Veterans Administration Hospital in Cleveland.

The Third Avenue bridge connecting downtown Minneapolis to the city’s northeast side needed rehabilitation. Everyone agreed on that—but the bridge wasn’t going to make it easy.

New Indy air separation plant gets a lift from ALL

Bridge in burgeoning Florida community gets expansion just six years after initial build

Everything about farming is getting bigger. That’s the assessment of Kevin Berger, grain operations manager for Centerra Co-Op, an agricultural services company with 13 locations in northern Ohio and Pennsylvania. With bigger equipment, harvests are bigger, and Berger’s company needs more and bigger storage.

Not all landscaping jobs are created equal. Some are so big—and so complex—you need to call in a really big gardener.

On Nov. 14, 2020, the Ohio State Buckeyes did not play at Maryland as scheduled—another college football postponement brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.