One of biggest benefits mobile cranes have to offer is their level of flexibility and movability, especially in situations where multiple obstructions are present. Mobile cranes can be used to access narrow passages and sites that have limited space, making them a practical solution for many jobsites. Since mobile cranes do not require a large footprint, they are usually the only crane option available for busy locations, such as construction sites on tight city streets.

Mobile cranes can also be setup quickly and easily, minimizing the amount of time spent on the worksite before the job can actually be underway. This faster setup time also means that the required task can be completed much sooner, saving you money in the long run.

While mobile cranes may be smaller than some other types of cranes, they still offer a high level of strength that allows them to complete comparable lifting tasks. Thanks to its heavy-duty axles and hydraulic power, a mobile crane has the power needed to lift heavy materials to required heights in the safest, most efficient way possible.