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I have a client who wants to build a chalet style home on a lake here in Wisconsin. The front of the structure will contain 2 large trapezoid windows directly above 2 3panel patio doors. They are too large and located too high for me & my crew to manualy lift them into place (I think). Does anyone use a specific piece of heavy equipment to do this sort of stuff? I do not own any heavy equipment but rent it when the situation calls for it. Just wondering if any of you have used anything specific with good results. Thanks
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I have a client who wants to build a chalet style home on a lake here in Wisconsin. The front of the structure will contain 2 large trapezoid windows directly above 2 3panel patio doors. They are too large and located too high for me & my crew to manualy lift them into place (I think). Does anyone use a specific piece of heavy equipment to do this sort of stuff? I do not own any heavy equipment but rent it when the situation calls for it. Just wondering if any of you have used anything specific with good results. Thanks