Aerial Lift Truck Financing

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You've seen aerial lift trucks before when a worker in a 'bucket' is being safely moved into place with a long mechanical lift. The specialized nature of an aerial lift truck allows the operator to place workers near their work area while avoiding the surrounding danger. Because of this protection and liability reducing nature of this equipment, an aerial lift truck is an absolute must for any work involving heights. Crest Capital recognizes the need for these high expense vehicles, and specializes in financing aerial lift trucks.

If you need aerial lift truck financing or any other type of business vehicle leasing, we're here to help. We've been leasing business vehicles and providing aerial lift truck financing since 1989. Our simple application process and fast credit decisions can help you get the aerial lift truck financing you require, and allow you to get back to what you do best - reaching great heights of service. Contact us today and get started.

Bucket Trucks and Platform Trucks

Aerial lift trucks raise workers on a boom: bucket trucks carry one or two workers for line, tree and sign work, and platform models carry more people and tools. For lifting materials rather than people, see boom truck financing and tower crane truck financing.

Telescopic and Articulating Booms

A telescopic boom extends straight out for height and reach. An articulating boom has hinged sections that reach up and over wires, trees and rooftops. Self-propelled boom lifts do similar work inside a job site; see JLG aerial lift truck financing.

Insulated and Non-Insulated Aerial Devices

Work near energized lines calls for an insulated aerial device that is tested on a schedule. Sign, lighting, tree and construction crews working away from live lines often use non-insulated units. See bucket truck financing.

New and Used Aerial Lift Trucks

Before buying used, check the inspection and dielectric test records, the boom, pins and wear pads, the hydraulic hoses and outriggers, the controls at the platform and at the base, and the chassis service records.