Photograph the route as well as the asset
Alongside equipment photos, provide a view of the loading area and relevant access route when appropriate. Mention gates, height restrictions, narrow passages, stairs, indoor placement and nearby operations. If the weight or dimensions are known, share the source of those measurements.
Explain readiness and responsibilities
State whether the equipment has been isolated, drained, disconnected or removed from its foundation. Do not perform hazardous disconnection or lifting for the sake of a quote. Identify any substances, fluids or site requirements that need specialist review, and agree who is responsible for each part of the work.
Confirm the plan before the visit
Discuss what is being purchased, what will be removed, any remaining material, access times and the intended cleanup scope. Availability, transport and any lifting arrangement must be confirmed for the actual project. Keep the authorized site contact available to resolve questions about access or excluded assets.
Questions about this equipment
Do you offer boom-truck removal?
Boom-truck removal is listed on the current website. Suitability and availability must be confirmed after discussing the equipment and site.
What should I send first?
Send the equipment type, photos, location, approximate quantity and access conditions. Include dimensions or weight only if you have reliable information.