Field gallery · Forty years on the boom
Every lift. One standard.
Our own iron, our own crews, our own jobsites across the mountains — not stock. Sixteen thousand safe trips home; some of them are pictured here.
The archive.
Prints from the family book, 1967 onward.
Before the job log was digital it was a drawer of prints — the iron the trade was learned on, hauled up hollows and set on ridgelines long before the name went on the door in 1987. These come straight off the family board, warm spots and all.













Thirteen prints, one standard — plan the pick, make the pick, bring everybody home. It was true before it was written down.
The field.
The record as it stands — still being written.
Thirty-some frames from the modern job log: bridge girders, structural steel, mine support, cell towers, transformers on the lowboy. Different loads, same rule — every lift engineered before the boom leaves the ground.