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Scissor Lift Towing · Brown Deer, Milwaukee County

Scissor lift down or moving in Brown Deer? Landoll & flatbed transport, fully insured.

A rough-terrain lift sunk in mud on a Brown Deer site, a slab lift due on a job Monday, a unit that won't power up to drive onto the deck, or a rental that needs picking up — MKE Towing & Recovery hauls slab and rough-terrain scissor lifts on low-angle Landoll, tilt-deck & flatbed trailers, fully insured. Driven on if it runs, winch-loaded if it's dead, recovered if it's stuck or tipped. Oversize permits handled, ~35-min typical response on downtime calls, flat price quoted before pickup.

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Brown Deer lift transport
From $150
Landoll, tilt-deck & flatbed — every class
~35-min typical Brown Deer dispatch — downtime priority
Recovery & oversize permits handled
Get your Brown Deer quote

Flat price quoted before pickup — we show the factors, never fabricate a number. COI on request.

Need a scissor lift moved, recovered, or delivered in Brown Deer? MKE Towing & Recovery hauls slab (electric) and rough-terrain lifts — driven on if it runs, winch-loaded if it's dead, recovered if it's stuck or tipped — on low-angle Landoll, tilt-deck & flatbed trailers, fully insured. We pull any oversize permit for wide RT units and confirm a flat price before pickup. Call (414) 279-5510.

  • Licensed & insuredUSDOT 4272551 · MC 1659521
  • 4.3 ★ rating373 Google reviews
  • ~35-min arrivaltypical in Brown Deer
  • Family-run since 2019local, not a call center
  • Upfront flat pricingno surprise after-hours fees
  • 5-truck fleet3 flatbeds · 2 wreckers

A lift stuck on a job stops the trade working above it too.

An idle crew and a downed lift both cost money by the hour. Tell dispatch the make, model, weight, and whether it drives or has to be winched — a real Brown Deer dispatcher answers live and we bring the right low-angle deck the first time.

Local to Brown Deer

We know Brown Deer — the job sites, the rental yards, the wait.

What a crew that works Brown Deer every week pays attention to: the corridors we run, the industrial areas we serve, and how fast a rig reaches you.

Freight corridors we run in Brown Deer

WIS-100 (Brown Deer Rd)WIS-57 (Green Bay Rd)CTH D (Teutonia Ave)CTH G (Sherman Blvd)CTH PP (Good Hope Rd)I-43 (eastern edge)

Brown Deer Road is six busy lanes of WIS-100, and it's the spine of the village — no corridor moves more traffic or generates more breakdown calls. It backs up worst at the signalized 5-way crossings at North 51st and North 60th Streets, at the uncontrolled 5-way where Green Bay Road (WIS-57) meets Brown Deer Road, and on the I-43 approaches at the interchange just east of the village line, peaking 7–9 AM and 4–6 PM. Off the spine, the choke points are the uncontrolled arterial crossings — Sherman Boulevard (CTH G) at Bradley Road, Teutonia Avenue (CTH D) at Dean Road, and 51st Boulevard at Good Hope Road (CTH PP) — plus retail traffic around the Marketplace of Brown Deer and the Brown Deer Center.

Typical response

26min best
35min typical
48min busy

Coverage spans both counties, and Brown Deer is a 14-mile run from our yard — the dispatcher reads you the live ETA.

Where Brown Deer lifts get hauled & recovered

Brown Deer Business Park (off Green Bay Rd / Deerwood Dr)Green Bay Road (WIS-57) commercial-industrial corridorWest Calumet Road / North 60th Street light-industrial parcelsWIS-100 (Brown Deer Rd)WIS-57 (Green Bay Rd)CTH D (Teutonia Ave)

Across Brown Deer, scissor lift calls come from job sites, rental yards, and service shops around Brown Deer Business Park (off Green Bay Rd / Deerwood Dr), Green Bay Road (WIS-57) commercial-industrial corridor, and West Calumet Road / North 60th Street light-industrial parcels — RT lifts mired in soft ground, slab lifts coming off an indoor job, and rental delivery and pickup. Whether it sits near Brown Deer Road (WIS-100) retail corridor or out on WIS-100 (Brown Deer Rd), WIS-57 (Green Bay Rd), and CTH D (Teutonia Ave), we move them on a low-angle deck so a low-clearance lift never high-centers. Whether it sits near Brown Deer Village Hall or over by Village Center (around Village Hall & Village Park), Deerwood (North Deerwood Drive), and Brown Deer Road (WIS-100) corridor, we bring the trailer to it and strap it to rated points.

Winter ice & lake-effect snow (Nov–Mar) — the WIS-100 (Brown Deer Rd) arterial and its bridges glaze over first

Industrial areas we serve

Brown Deer Business Park (off Green Bay Rd / Deerwood Dr)Green Bay Road (WIS-57) commercial-industrial corridorWest Calumet Road / North 60th Street light-industrial parcels

Permits & legal limits

Wisconsin's legal limits on the interstate run 8'6" wide, 13'6" high, and 80,000 lb gross — anything over needs a WisDOT oversize/overweight permit, and we pull it.

Wisconsin's spring thaw brings posted weight restrictions (“frost laws”) on local roads from roughly March into April — we know which routes are posted and plan the legal way in.

Brown Deer conditions we plan for

Brown Deer sits inland of the immediate lakeshore, with Lake Michigan a few miles east, so it keeps some of the lake's moderation — but lake-effect snow bands still reach this far north. Under the humid continental pattern winters run cold and snowy, summers turn warm, and the freeze-thaw swings do the real damage: they crack the pavement, ice over the Milwaukee River crossings near Badger Meter River Park, and glaze the WIS-100 and WIS-57 arterials first.

  • Black ice on the I-43 approaches at the Brown Deer Road interchange just east of the village
  • Freeze-thaw potholes and blowouts on the truck-worn Bradley Road, Dean Road and North 60th Street pavement
  • Spring flooding along the Milwaukee River near Badger Meter River Park
  • Summer thunderstorms and rush-hour backups along the six-lane Brown Deer Road (WIS-100) corridor

Serving Brown Deer ZIP codes: 53209 · 53223

Sound familiar?

The lift calls we take in Brown Deer.

Rental delivery & pickup

Drop a slab lift at a Brown Deer job site Monday, pick it up when the job wraps. We coordinate with the rental yard on a low-angle Landoll, insured.

Move it to the next job

An RT lift must be on the next Brown Deer-area site by morning. Drive on or winch, chain at the chassis points, and run it across the metro.

Dead — won’t drive on

A flat battery, hydraulics down, or a controller fault. We winch it on with a rated line, platform pinned, and haul it to the shop or dealer.

Stuck in mud or tipped

An RT sunk in soft ground or tipped on a grade — that's a recovery, not a haul. We winch it out or right it, inspect, and load safe.

Shop & dealer runs

A unit in for service and back, or a dealer delivery. Slab or RT, every major brand, COI on request.

Parking garage & upper deck

A lift stuck on a low-clearance level or an upper deck. A low-profile trailer and the right rigging get it out — no scraping.

Running or not, we load it

Driving, dead, or down — we load it without forcing it.

Driven on, low angle.

A running lift drives up a low-angle deck under power — low ground clearance means a steep ramp would high-center it, so we always load it flat.

Call dispatch — (414) 279-5510

Do you handle mine? Almost certainly.

What we haul.

Indoor electric lifts, roughly 1,500–6,000 lb — narrow, they drive onto a low-angle Landoll or flatbed and usually need no permit.

TrailerLow-angle Landoll / flatbed
LoadDrive on or winch
PermitUsually none

What scissor lift transport covers

Done right — and we're straight with you.

A scissor lift is loaded flat, not forced — low ground clearance high-centers on a steep ramp, so we use a low-angle deck and secure to rated chassis points every time.

What we haul & recover
  • +Slab (electric) and rough-terrain scissor lifts, every class
  • +Drive-on or winch-on loading on a low-angle Landoll, tilt-deck, or flatbed
  • +Stuck, sunk, and tipped recovery with rated rigging
  • +Rental delivery & pickup, site-to-site moves, shop and dealer transport
  • +Parking-garage and upper-deck extraction with a low-profile trailer
Worth knowing
  • !A low-clearance lift high-centers on a steep ramp — we load only on a low angle
  • !Slab lifts are mostly an indoor machine; most ship within legal width
  • !Only the widest RT units (~8 ft loaded) need an oversize permit, and we pull it

A picker, not a promise — the final trailer and any permit are confirmed from the exact weight, width, height, and route on the call.

Secured, not dragged

How your lift rides.

Platform down & pinned

The platform is fully lowered and the scissor stack pinned so nothing rises or settles on a WIS-100 (Brown Deer Rd) haul.

4-point grade-70 at the chassis

Grade-70 chain at the chassis tie-down points front and rear, rated to the real weight — never a strap and a guess.

Battery disconnected, locked out

The battery is disconnected and the controls locked out so nothing creeps or powers up in transit.

Low-angle load

Loaded on a low-angle deck so a low-clearance lift never high-centers — flat and secure, not forced up a ramp.

What it costs & why

A price before we dispatch — never after.

A Brown Deer scissor lift haul is a flat price quoted before pickup — a slab lift driven onto a trailer for a local move is the low end; a large RT unit recovered and moved oversize is the high end. We show the factors and the flat price holds.

$250 for 10–15k lbs From $150

The flat price covers the dispatch and haul, quoted before a truck leaves. Recovery and any oversize permit are itemized and confirmed up front — no lowball-then-add-on.

Get your Brown Deer price

Ballpark it now — live estimate

What changes the price

Lift class & weight

A 2,800-lb slab lift and a 13,000-lb large RT unit are different hauls — the deck and rigging are sized to the real weight.

Drive-on vs. winch

A running lift drives on fast; a dead one is winch-loaded and billed by the work it takes.

Oversize permit

A wide RT unit over legal width gets the WisDOT permit and flags — itemized, never a surprise.

Distance & site access

Soft ground, a tight gate, a parking deck, or after-hours work adds time over a clean curbside load.

We show the factors, never fabricate a number, and the flat price holds. COI on request; consolidated billing on accounts.

Getting help in Brown Deer

How we move your lift without damaging it.

1 Assess

Confirm trailer, permit & rigging

Tell dispatch the make, model, weight, slab or RT, and whether it drives. We confirm the Landoll or flatbed, rigging, and any permit before a truck leaves Brown Deer.

2 Recover

Winch out or right if down

A stuck or tipped lift is winched out or uprighted with rated rigging before anything goes on the deck.

3 Load

Drive on or winch on

Running units drive up a low-angle deck; dead units come up on a rated winch line. We never high-center it on a steep ramp.

4 Secure

Platform down, chain at 4 points

Platform lowered and pinned, battery disconnected, grade-70 chain at the chassis points, sized to the real weight.

5 Deliver

Deliver & document

To the next site, yard, dealer, or shop — with clean paperwork and a COI for your file.

Why Brown Deer rental yards & GCs call MKE

Why Brown Deer counts on MKE for scissor lift transport.

~35 min

Typical Brown Deer response

A real ETA from the closest unit on a downtime or recovery call — not a canned promise.

Low-angle

No high-center

Low-angle Landoll and tilt-decks load low-clearance lifts flat — driven or winched, never forced.

Since 2019

Local & insured

Years of lift and equipment moves across Milwaukee and Waukesha. Licensed & Insured — USDOT# 4272551.

COI

On request

Certificate of insurance on request, with consolidated billing on rental, contractor, and dealer accounts.

Rated 4.3 / 5 across 373 Google reviews

Rental yards and general contractors across Brown Deer and the Milwaukee metro trust MKE Towing & Recovery to move aerial lifts without high-centering them. Read what real customers say on Google — or call and find out yourself.

Scissor Lift Towing in Brown Deer

Scissor Lift Towing in Brown Deer, WI — your questions, answered

Same-day for most moves from our South Side yard ~14 miles out — retail resets at the Brown Deer Center and Marketplace of Brown Deer stores, warehouse rack work in the Business Park, facility maintenance across the village. We slot into your dock window. Call (414) 279-5510 24/7.

Lift moves start at $150 for units up to 10,000 lbs and $250 for 10–15,000 lbs, quoted flat before we roll. Electric slab lifts sit at the low end; rough-terrain units ride a Landoll and any wide-load permit is priced up front. Call (414) 279-5510.

Yes — we deliver to the dock or the exact bay your facilities team names, from the Brown Deer Road retail stores to the Business Park warehouses. Electric lifts roll off under their own power; dead ones get winched. Call (414) 279-5510.

Slab electric scissors (19–40 ft), rough-terrain 4WD units, and vertical mast lifts. Slabs ride a rollback; RT lifts go Landoll or flatbed, drive-on or winched. Tell dispatch the model and platform height so the right trailer comes. Call (414) 279-5510.

Yes — end-of-job rental returns to any metro yard, quoted flat, with condition photos at pickup if your PM wants them. One call and the lift is off your Brown Deer site and off your invoice. Call (414) 279-5510.

Dispatching now · Brown Deer

Scissor lift down or moving in Brown Deer? Landoll or flatbed, we’ll haul it.

One call reaches a live dispatcher — Landoll, tilt-deck, or flatbed, drive-on or winch-on, recovery for stuck and tipped units, oversize permits handled, a ~35-min typical response on Brown Deer downtime calls, and a flat price quoted before pickup.

Brown Deer lift to move? Call — (414) 279-5510