Working on a busy site, efficiency and value for money are everything – except, of course, safety, which has to govern everything you and your team do. This can create something of a problem, in that buying the most expensive materials and equipment is going to cost your more, thus eating into your profits and decreasing value. One of the best options you can consider is used cranes, ones which were high quality when new and are still high quality now. They will offer you excellent longevity and value for money when you make your selection wisely.

Cranes can depreciate in value a great deal once they are no longer brand new, as with any expensive equipment. This means that even if you buy one that is still in top condition, you will be able to get it for a much more reasonable price. When you know what your requirements are going to be on site, see what you are able to get for your money.

One of the key things to do is to look out for decent brands that you know and trust. If you always use specific branded equipment on site and you are familiar with it, this will also be safer for your members of staff, as they won’t have to retrain in using totally different equipment. You can find the best value for money when you are able to source exactly what you want, but for a lower price due to it being second hand. Form relationships with a good supplier in order to get yourself the best value for money you can, and know that they equipment you are receiving is going to be up to scratch. You must make sure you obtain all necessary paperwork and documentation before purchasing a crane and signing on the dotted line.