Say yes to the job.
The oversized picks that used to mean turning down work, renting a crane, or begging favors from another crew. With the Smartlift on site, they're a Tuesday. One operator, one remote, set and done.
One operator with a remote, handling the lifts that used to take a whole crew. Delivered from our Tampa yard to any jobsite in Florida.
Some loads are past what any crew should carry, even with six sets of hands on the slab. A full granite island. An oversized impact window. A stone panel set on a wall 13 feet up, where no crew can lift it at all. The Smartlift handles up to 1,320 pounds with one operator on a remote, raises it to nearly 14 feet, and sets it down exactly where it belongs.
The oversized picks that used to mean turning down work, renting a crane, or begging favors from another crew. With the Smartlift on site, they're a Tuesday. One operator, one remote, set and done.
One dropped corner on a $4,000 pane or a $1,500 slab wipes out a month of labor savings and blows the install date. Vacuum cups and a dual-circuit safety system hold what hands can't.
Nobody prices a strained back into a bid, and nobody wants the call that a heavy carry went wrong. The unit does the lifting. Your crew does the craft. Everyone drives home.
We rent one piece of equipment. The Smartlift SL609 HLE RT, the 600 kg-class outdoor unit rated to 1,320 lb. It's battery-electric, built for jobsite wheels, and runs on a remote with tilt and rotate. It handles full-size stone slabs, commercial glass, and oversized panels. We chose to start with one well-maintained unit instead of a half-fleet we couldn't keep clean and current.
Built for stone slabs, ceramic and porcelain wall tile, oversized glass, sheet metal panels, and HVAC condenser placement.
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Stone, glass, sheet metal, HVAC. The trades who carry the heavy stuff.
Granite, quartz, porcelain slabs. Lift slabs off the truck, move them through the shop, and set them on the jobsite. No four-person crew needed.
Stone fabricatorsStorefronts, curtain wall, hurricane-impact residential glass, IGUs. One Smartlift replaces a lift crew.
Glaziers and glass companiesACM rainscreen, architectural metal facades, sign panels. Vacuum cups grip the painted face and set it without a scratch.
Sheet metal tradesAC condensers landed on wall-mounted slabs at raised beach houses. The fork attachment opens up tight side-yard work where a four-person stairway carry isn't safe.
HVAC contractorsWhen your subs need lift gear and you'd rather rent than coordinate four bodies on a single pick.
General contractorsSetting your own island, glass, or impact windows on a custom build. Read the gate first. We rent to people who know equipment.
Owner-builders and DIYWe're new — we don't have our own customer wall yet. Until we do, here's what real Smartlift users have publicly said about the equipment we rent.
"It allows us to be more efficient and safer in the way we install glass — one operator instead of four guys on a panel."
Source: smartlift.com"Real Iron Bay customer stories will live here as our rental work in Florida builds. We're sourcing additional verified public Smartlift case studies to add to this section — we won't fabricate quotes."
Three steps from your call to keys in hand.
Slab size and weight, jobsite zip, dates. Phone, text, or the form below. We answer 9am to 5pm, every day.
You get an itemized quote. Rental rate, 15% insurance, delivery for your zip. No surprises.
Our driver brings the unit, walks your crew through the controls, hands over the keys, and comes back at the end of the rental. If you can drive a pallet jack, you can run a Smartlift.
Tell us the load, the dates, and the zip. Itemized quote in two hours, 9am to 5pm, 7 days a week.
The yard is in Tampa. The reach is the whole state. The rates are listed here, in writing, before you ever call.
Our yard is in Tampa Bay. We deliver anywhere in Florida — north to Jacksonville, south to Miami, east coast, west coast, and the panhandle out to Panama City and Pensacola.
Delivery is a per-direction fee based on which of six freight zones your zip falls into, measured from Tampa. Most jobs need both a drop-off and a pickup, so total transport is typically 2× the listed zone, and pickup is waived on rentals longer than 2 months. We quote your exact zip every time.
See full coverage by cityDay rate is $625, week $1,625, month $5,200. Insurance adds a flat 15% of the rental subtotal as a separate line. Delivery is a per-direction fee, $150 to $520 across six freight zones from our Tampa yard, charged for each direction. Pickup is waived on rentals longer than 2 months. We quote your exact zip on every estimate.
Anywhere in Florida. Delivery is priced across six freight zones by road distance from our Tampa yard, from Zone 1 (Tampa Bay, $150 per direction) out to Zone 6 (Miami, Fort Lauderdale, the panhandle, $520 per direction).
No — we handle every drop-off and pickup. Smartlifts are expensive, specialized equipment, and our insurance covers them in transit. We'd rather carry that risk than ask a customer to.
No — but they don't need to be. Our delivery driver walks your crew through the controls on drop-off, and the unit is intuitive to run. If you can drive a pallet jack, you can run a Smartlift. If you'd rather have one of ours operate it, ask and we'll quote.
Credit card or wire / ACH.
Tell us the job. We'll quote, schedule, and deliver. Tampa Bay same-day, statewide next-day.