# Mobile Crane Service in New Kingman-Butler

> New Kingman-Butler is the unincorporated area around Kingman, 64 road miles from our Lake Havasu City yard. It mixes ordinary residential streets with rural acreage on wells and septic. That mix means the access problem changes from one job to the next, so we settle the setup position before dispatch.

**TLDR:** New Kingman-Butler wraps around Kingman on the north and east. 64 road miles out, third tier. Half town lots, half rural acreage, so access varies street to street.

Source: https://hcw-mobileservices.com/cities/new-kingman-butler
Section: Service Areas
Updated: 2026-07-31

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## Two Kinds of Site in One Place

New Kingman-Butler is not a single neighbourhood. It is the unincorporated ground wrapped around Kingman, and it takes in ordinary residential streets, older lots with overhead power along the front, and rural acreage where the house sits a long way off the road behind a gate.

Because of that, the first thing we work out is which kind of site yours is. On a residential street the constraint is street width and the service drop overhead. On acreage it is the length and surface of the drive, and whether the septic and the well are anywhere near where a truck would want to sit.

## Work and Scheduling

The job mix follows the mix of sites. Rooftop and package units, shop and steel building components, containers, generators, tanks and equipment moving. Add trailers unloaded and machinery set in home shops, which is steady work anywhere people keep machinery on their own property.

At 64 miles this is a third tier run. The efficient version is combining it with Kingman work on the same trip, because they are minutes apart at that end. If you have jobs in both, say so and we will lay the day out to cover them.

- Rooftop and package HVAC changeouts
- Steel building members, shops and carports
- Containers, tanks and generators
- Equipment and machinery moving on site
- Trailer unloading and shop machinery setting

## Our Process

1. **Tell us which kind of site it is.** Street lot or acreage. Everything else follows from that, including which truck we bring.
2. **Check overhead and underground.** Older streets have service drops across the front. Acreage has septic and well lines nobody marked. Both need settling before the outriggers go down.
3. **Combine with Kingman.** At 64 miles the trip works better with more than one stop. Kingman is minutes away, so jobs in both get grouped.
4. **One list, one visit.** Tell us everything on the property that needs lifting. A container, a tank and a shop machine get done while we are there rather than becoming a second trip.

## What Is Included

- Setup planning for street lots or long rural drives
- Overhead line and clearance check at the setup point
- Rigging for units, steel, tanks and equipment
- Operator and rigging hand on site
- Pairing with Kingman work on the same booked day

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Is New Kingman-Butler the same as Kingman?

Not quite. It is the unincorporated area around the city. For us the distance is similar, 64 road miles, and jobs in both usually go on the same trip.

### My house is a long way off the road. Can you still reach it?

Often yes, either by driving in or by working at long radius from firmer ground. Send a photo of the drive from the road and we will tell you which.

### Do the power lines out front stop the job?

They change the setup, not usually the outcome. We plan a position that keeps the boom and the load clear of the drop.

### How much notice do you need?

At third tier distance, a few days is ideal. Emergencies get worked in when the schedule permits, but the drive is real and we plan for it.

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## Contact

HCW Mobile Services LLC
850 London Bridge Rd, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Phone: (928) 249-2188
Hours: Open 24 Hours

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