Mobile Crane Hire Seventeen Mile Rocks

FRANNA & CITY CRANE HIRE –MIGHTY CRANES

Mighty Cranes is an Australian owned and operated crane hire service based in Brisbane. Our fleet of cranes includes; rough-terrain, all-terrain and Franna cranes. Our crane fleet is partnered with an experienced team to help our clients complete each lift safely and efficiently.

Mighty cranes are a locally owned and operated crane hire business assisting residential and commercial clients, with customer service being our number one priority. We are fully insured, operate 24/7 and provide reliable mobile lifting services across the greater Brisbane area.  Contact the team at Mighty Cranes today for a free quote on a dual-crane lift and lifting plan on 0477 000 976

Mobile Crane Hire Seventeen Mile Rocks

If you need quality lift and shift services in Seventeen Mile Rocks, look no further than Mighty Cranes, your local crane hire experts. With a versatile fleet of mobile cranes and qualified crane operators on call 24/7, Mighty Cranes has got you covered.

Call us today on 0477 000 976 for reliable mobile crane hire Seventeen Mile Rocks at a competitive price.

Seventeen Mile Rocks Suburb Profile

Located on the outskirts of the City of Brisbane, Seventeen Mile Rocks is a small suburb that is 16.1km southwest of the CBD by road or a 20-minute drive in light traffic. With a population of 2,720 people, Seventeen Mile Rocks has both residential and industrial zoned areas as well as parklands within its borders.

Though there are no educational institutions to speak of in Seventeen Mile Rocks, there are a number of primary and secondary schools in the surrounding area, including Darra State School, Jindalee State School, Corinda State School and Corinda State High School, and Centenary State High School.

Seventeen Mile Rocks is also home to one of Brisbane’s largest riverside parks, Rocks Riverside Park, with public facilities such as walking trails, cycling tracks, a basketball court, sports fields, a playground, and picnic facilities.

The suburb’s name comes from a collection of rocks that ran diagonally across the Brisbane River, marking the distance of seventeen miles from the river’s mouth. Some of these rocks have since been removed in order to facilitate easier navigation of the river, while the remaining rocks were marked as a warning to passing boats.

House prices in Seventeen Mile Rocks have significantly increased in the last 12 months, according to realestate.com.au, with the median house sale price rising to $940,000, 37% higher than the previous year. Conversely, rental prices in the suburb have actually lowered in the past 12 months down 3.5%, with a median house rental price of $550 per week.

Surrounding suburbs of Seventeen Mile Rocks include Sinnamon Park, Fig Tree Pocket, Oxley, and Darra.