We recently had the opportunity to sit down with the owners to gain insight into what motivates them within the crane industry and how they continue to grow the business while maintaining a strong commitment to their employees and safety. During the discussion, they emphasized the importance of investing in a highly trained workforce and maintaining a clean, modern fleet of equipment as key drivers of operational excellence, jobsite safety, and long-term, responsible growth.
Precision, safety, and coordination — all on display. This video showcases the setup of our Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 in Millsboro, DE. Thanks to our dedicated crews and the support of Aerial Crane, the assembly was completed efficiently, allowing us to swiftly begin equipment removal operations.
Thank you to M&T and the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce for presenting Digging & Rigging and the Gregory family with the Spirit of Free Enterprise Award. This award acknowledges companies that are successful in business, leaders in promoting free enterprise, and actively involved in making Metro Maryland a great place to live, work, and play.
Precision is a key component when assembling a tower crane. The communication must be clear and concise between the operator and the crews making the connections on the tower. This video demonstrates a one day build from start to finish. Digging & Rigging, along with Schuster’s crew made the work look effortless.
Early efforts to relocate the Lewes Swing Bridge, in Lewes, Delaware, to its new home off of American Legion Road were halted by weight and capacity issues. As Digging & Rigging has one of the largest cranes on the East Coast, we were contracted to lift the bridge from the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal with our Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1.
