Contact the Deep South Baton Rouge Office
15324 Airline Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 70817 | P: 225-753-4371
CRANE, TRANSPORT & RIGGING SERVICES IN BATON ROUGE
Deep South combines the right tools with the right talent to offer a range of services. We offer free consultations and quotes to determine the best path forward for your job. Our services and equipment include:
- Daily Lifting/Crane Rentals
- Turnkey Solutions
- Heavy Haul/Heavy Lift
- Specialty Equipment
- Rigging Services
- Bare Rentals
- 24-hour Rapid Response
ABOUT THE FACILITY
Opened in 1968, this office serves as Deep South’s corporate office and is home to the all-powerful VersaCrane fleet and manufacturing facility. Our skilled employees, coupled with our state-of-the-art fabrication facilities, allow us to custom design, fabricate and test virtually anything required for a project right at home. All VersaCrane components are engineered and fabricated at our Baton Rouge facility by a team of certified engineers and experienced craftsmen.
DIRECTIONS TO THE BATON ROUGE CRANE RENTAL FACILITY
From Woman’s Hospital: Turn left to head South on Airline Highway (US-61). Proceed down Airline for 2.8 miles. The office will be on your right after crossing Highland Road.
From Prairieville (at Highway 42): Proceed North on Airline Highway (US-61). Proceed down Airline for approximately 3 miles. Deep South will be on your left just past the State Fair Grounds.
Projects
Complex Refinery Turnaround Delivered with Precision
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Complex Refinery Turnaround Delivered with Precision
A five-week equipment turnaround at a refinery in the Southeast required multiple equipment transports, removals, and replacements across a large work area.
Alkylation Revamp with a Custom Cantilever
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Alkylation Revamp with a Custom Cantilever
Deep South was tasked to transport, lift, and set a125,000-pound acid coolers, a 680,000-pound acid settler, and various piping.
Precarious Conditions on the Dock
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Precarious Conditions on the Dock
Rail-traveling ship loaders are a familiar sight on the Gulf Coast (and around the world)—and they are essential to the efficient loading of bulk materials. Disruption to the operation of these massive machines directly affects productivity and the bottom line, as represented by one company's experience when wind from a severe storm knocked the machine off its rails, leaving it dangerously close to the edge of the dock.