Kettering sits right on the A14, which makes it one of the busiest delivery corridors in Northamptonshire. We provide hiab hire across Kettering for the businesses on Telford Way, Pytchley Lodge and Kettering Business Park, where deliveries of steel, packaging machinery and palletised goods arrive faster than many sites can crane them off. A self-loading lorry crane solves that in one visit.
What we typically lift in Kettering
Kettering’s industrial mix leans toward engineering, packaging and food production, so the loads we lift here tend to be steelwork, plant skids, palletised raw materials and the occasional cabin or container. With the A14 on the doorstep, our hiab lorries reach the Telford Way and Cohen Close units quickly, and we can route via the A6 for jobs nearer the town centre or out toward Burton Latimer.
- Steel beams, fabricated frames and mesh for engineering shops
- Packaging lines and production machinery on skids
- Palletised stock and bagged materials for warehouse units
- Portable cabins, welfare units and storage containers
- Building materials for sites off the A43 and A6
How hiab hire works
Tell us the weight, dimensions and exactly where the load needs to land. We confirm the right lorry and crane reach for the job, agree access on site, then our trained operator collects, transports and places the load in one controlled lift. For tighter yards on the older Kettering estates we will check turning room and overhead clearance before the day so there are no surprises.
Need a hiab in Kettering? Call our team on 01604 385213 for a same-day quote.
Frequently asked questions
Can you reach the Telford Way and Pytchley Lodge estates the same day?
Usually yes. Both estates are minutes off the A14, so for straightforward lifts we can often get a hiab lorry to you the same day. Call early and have the weight and access details ready.
Do you cover surrounding villages like Burton Latimer and Barton Seagrave?
Yes. We cover all of Kettering and the surrounding villages including Burton Latimer, Barton Seagrave, Broughton and Rothwell, routing via the A14, A6 or A43 depending on the site.