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
A High Lift for Health
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A High Lift for Health
As part of an HVAC system upgrade, a client needed to place a new industrial-size, 25,000-pound chiller onto the roof of its multi-story medical facility in New Orleans, LA. The challenges on this project, located in a congested urban environment, ranged from limited space to set up cranes and associated support equipment to a requirement that trees along the roadway could not to be disturbed. Also, the road and medical facility had to remain open throughout the effort.
Chemical Plant Expansion Gets Big Lift from Deep South
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Chemical Plant Expansion Gets Big Lift from Deep South
The Deep South team was hard at work at the Geismar Chemical Plant in Louisiana. Read on to see how our talented crews are using cranes, transporters, and jacking solutions to help construct the largest alpha olefins production facility in the world.
250T Offshore Ship Lift in the Southwest
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250T Offshore Ship Lift in the Southwest
Using a Terex Demag CC-2800, Deep South moved this offshore ship’s crane pieces into place.