FAQ

Our lift is constructed of light weight aluminum; the total weight is less than 3,000 pounds, which is less then a small group of people walking up the center aisle of the church. Once the machine is in place the weight is distributed over sixteen different points which is spread out by long blocks to span trusses. We have had our machines in over 1,500 different churches and have never had an issue of damaging the floors.

Our lifts vary from 80ft to 110ft. The 110ft boom can easily paint a church 85ft to 90ft high.

Our lifts are designed to fit through a 40 inch wide opening with a 6 foot, 6 inch (78 inch) high clearance.

The average time that we spend restoring a church is approximately 3 to 4 weeks. It could be as little as 1 week or as long as 12 weeks depending on the restoration project.

We normally work a four day 10hr work week Monday – Thursday. We knock down and clean up for the weekends Friday – Sunday.

Our crew and our methods make us the most efficient, cleanest and the least intrusive company when it comes to meeting your restoration needs. Most companies will spend the first 2 to 3 weeks setting up scaffolding and 1 to 2 weeks removing the scaffolding. We can be in the church, set up and working within an hour of arriving on site.

 We have always been willing to work with church representatives to access high areas. Our lift is the best way to access these areas, because of the pinpoint accuracy in which we can place a work person.

We have also worked out arrangements with multiple trades to give them access to high areas at a reasonable cost.