Contact the Deep South Ashland Office
12019 Virginia Boulevard, Ashland, KY 41102 | P: 606-392-4072
CRANE RENTALS - KENTUCKY, OHIO, & WEST VIRGINIA
After decades of serving clients in the tri-state area of Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia, Deep South established an office in Ashland, KY to commit more resources to industry situated along the Ohio River and beyond.
Originally formed in the heart of the heavy industrial US Gulf Coast, Deep South combines the right tools with the right talent to offer a range of services:
- Turnkey Solutions
- Heavy Haul
- Heavy Lift
- Daily Lifting/Crane Rentals
- Specialty Equipment
- Rigging Services
- Engineering/Fabrication
- Bare Rentals
- Maintenance
- 24-hour Rapid Response
- Relocation and Decommissioning
- Shutdowns and Turnarounds
- Capital Projects
Deep South continues to put a premium on personal service and – above all – safety. We hope you will consider our Ashland, Kentucky office the next time you need a crane and transport service provider.
Projects
Seamless Reactor Haul & Lift Keeps Refinery Upgrade on Track
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Seamless Reactor Haul & Lift Keeps Refinery Upgrade on Track
In St. Charles Parish, LA, Deep South Crane & Rigging completed a massive vessel transport and lift project in support of a major refinery upgrade.
Custom Connections Deliver Heavy Systems Safely, Timely, and Cost Effectively
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Custom Connections Deliver Heavy Systems Safely, Timely, and Cost Effectively
Deep South has put its transport and skills to work for a heavy industrial project in the Southwest that required Deep South to direct discharge from ships gear to barge, haul and sett a cold box, depropanizer and six modules.
A Marathon Job, Literally
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A Marathon Job, Literally
As seen in American Cranes and Transport Magazine
Transforming a 200-acre sugarcane field in Garyville, LA into a state-of-the-art refinery required a $3.8 billion investment and the work of a cadre of contractors with expertise that spanned the entire spectrum of engineering, construction, and rigging. Construction on the Marathon GME project started in March of 2007, and by December of 2009 the refinery was mechanically complete.