Cote Crane & Rigging

07/24/2026

Our talented Crane Operator Nick McGee making some great progress in his GMK4100 at the new headquarters of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife!

05/14/2026

Congratulations to the entire Cote team on reaching this incredible milestone! Your dedication and commitment over the years have been a cornerstone of our success. Furthermore, we thank all of our valued customers who have trusted us to provide exceptional services for three generations as a family owned and operated business!

03/30/2026

The Maine Museum of Innovation, Learning & Labor is moving from Canal Street to next to Simard-Payne park.

10/03/2025

10/02/2025

As we shift into a busy fall season, we continue to thank all of our valued business partners for trusting us to provide crane & rigging services across New England. Our team is dedicated to excellence & committed to safety on every project, every single day!

08/29/2025

Cheers to the workers who put their hearts and souls into their labor. Your commitment is the driving force behind progress. Take some well-deserved time this weekend to relax and enjoy friends & family. Happy Labor Day!

08/27/2025

Supporting the operations team high atop Sugarloaf Ski Resort as they prepare for another snow-packed ski season!

07/03/2025

05/30/2025

Proud to help the City of Lewiston and community leader Tom Platz hoist & rig into place the nation's first full-body bronze statue of Muhammad Ali. Ali’s legendary fight in Lewiston took place on May 25, 1965, when he defended his heavyweight title against Sonny Liston. The formal unveiling will take place Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bates Mill No. 5 in Lewiston.
https://wgme.com/news/local/lewiston-to-unveil-nations-first-full-body-bronze-statue-of-muhammad-ali-sonny-liston-boxing #

The statue is located at 65 Main Street at Bates Mill No. 5.

05/09/2025

The Town of Monmouth & Monmouth Academy reach a milestone in their efforts to restore the original academy building dating back to 1803. The Cote team was proud to contribute to this meaningful day and community celebration.

Students old and new watched as the bell tower in the former Monmouth Academy building was hoisted into place Thursday.