Heavy Transport & Crane (Winch) FAQ in Lebanon

Everything clients ask about heavy transport, trucking, and crane (winch) services in Lebanon.

• What types of loads do you transport?

  We transport heavy loads of every kind: industrial machinery and equipment, stone and marble, glass, tiles and ceramics, wood, solar panels and energy equipment, generators and transformers, water and fuel tanks, cold rooms, precast concrete, steel structures, statues and monuments, prefabricated homes and cabins, containers, and general heavy freight. Heavy, oversized, or fragile, we move it anywhere in Lebanon.

• Does your truck have a crane (winch) for loading and unloading?

  Yes. Our truck is equipped with a crane (winch), so loading and unloading are included in the service. We can also lift loads into position on site: machinery onto a factory floor, materials onto an upper level, or a prefabricated home onto its foundation.

• Which regions of Lebanon do you serve?

  We deliver to all regions of Lebanon: Tripoli and Akkar in the north, Sidon and Tyre in the south, Beirut and Mount Lebanon, and the Bekaa Valley. Wherever the load needs to go, we drive it there.

• How is the price of a transport job calculated?

  Pricing depends on the distance, the weight and dimensions of the load, crane time for loading and unloading, and site access. You get one clear price before the job starts, and that is what you pay.

• Are you licensed for heavy transport in Lebanon?

  Yes. Sayed Transport is a licensed heavy transport operator. Sayed handles heavy, high-value loads every day, so your cargo is moved legally and without damage.

• Can you transport and place a prefabricated home?

  Yes. Prefabricated homes and cabins are one of our specialties. We bring the unit to your land and use the crane to lift and set it precisely on its prepared foundation. Sayed does both the transport and the placement himself.

• How do you keep fragile loads like glass, tiles, and ceramics safe?

  Fragile materials are loaded with the crane, set on proper racking, padded, strapped down, and driven slow. Stone, glass, tiles, and ceramics reach your site without a crack.

• Is there a limit to the weight or size you can carry?

  Our truck carries loads of up to 8.5 tons, and our truck-mounted crane (winch) lifts up to 4 tons. That covers most heavy loads moved in Lebanon, including industrial machinery and oversized cargo. Send us the weight and dimensions on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether we can take the job and how.

• How do I get a quote?

  The fastest way is to call Sayed directly: tell him the load, its approximate weight and dimensions, and the pickup and delivery locations, and you get a clear price on the spot. You always reach Sayed himself, never a call center. If it is easier, you can also send photos and the details on WhatsApp and we reply quickly with a price.

• Can you handle urgent or same-day transport?

  We are available 24/7 and can often do same-day pickups, depending on distance and crane availability. Call or WhatsApp with where you are and what you have, and we will tell you when we can be there.

• Can you transport solar panels and lift them onto the roof?

  Yes. We bring complete solar installations from the supplier to the site: panels, inverters, mounting structures, and battery banks. The crane (winch) then lifts everything straight onto the rooftop so the installation team can start right away.

• Can you move a generator, water tank, or cold room?

  Yes. Generators, transformers, water and fuel tanks, and cold rooms are everyday jobs for our crane truck. We haul the unit and set it exactly where it needs to sit, whether that is a rooftop, a base, or inside its own room, for buildings, shops, and factories across Lebanon.

• Who handles my transport, and do I deal with the owner directly?

  Sayed Transport is a one-man operation. Sayed is the owner-operator: he answers the phone, quotes the job, drives the truck, and works the crane (winch) himself. There are no dispatchers, no middlemen, and no subcontractors, so the person you reach on WhatsApp is the same person who shows up and does the work.