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
Saddle Up: Customized Solutions Place Refinery Column with Care
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Saddle Up: Customized Solutions Place Refinery Column with Care
The Deep South team was tasked to receive, transport and set a 790,025-pound debutanizer. This specialized distillation column measures 174’-3” long with a 21’-3” diameter. The debutanizer was received from an ocean-going vessel at the Port of New Orleans. Once cleared through customs, the debutanizer was loaded on a barge and pushed to a roll-off site 8 hours upriver, and prepared for transport to the refinery.
Haul & Lift of Refinery Combination Tower Goes Off Without a Hitch
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Haul & Lift of Refinery Combination Tower Goes Off Without a Hitch
Load, haul, roll and set — seemingly simple words unless associated with a 555,000-pound, 160-foot long, 18-foot wide, over 19-foot tall refinery combination tower.
Overcoming Poor Weather Conditions in Michigan to Lift 12 Components
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Overcoming Poor Weather Conditions in Michigan to Lift 12 Components
Deep South set the first of 12 components ranging from 85,000 pounds to 110,000 pounds using the 1,400-ton Demag CC-6800 at a mining facility in Michigan.