ProLift acquires from Entrec

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09 November 2020

ProLift Rigging Company has acquired the US operations of Entrec Cranes & Heavy Haul

ProLift Rigging Company has acquired the US operations of Entrec Cranes & Heavy Haul

ProLift Rigging Company has acquired the US operations of Entrec Cranes & Heavy Haul, Inc., headquartered in Dickinson, North Dakota.

Entrec was started in 1995, providing crane and heavy haul services for the oil and gas industry. The Entrec locations are in North Dakota, Colorado, and Texas.

Jesse Taylor, former Entrec vice president of US operations, will now be regional director for ProLift’s Rocky Mountain region. “The two different services have good synergy,” said Taylor. “It will create an opportunity to provide more services to our existing customers while allowing us to expand our customer base in our current locations. With the two companies sharing similar values and visions, I look forward to the partnership.”

“The greatest asset of Entrec Cranes & Heavy Haul is Jesse and his team,” said Matt Brennan, ProLift president and CEO. ”They are remarkable. We are very excited about the opportunity to partner with our new branch managers, crane supervisors, operators and crew. We are excited to serve upstream and midstream energy customers as they carry out vital drilling, processing, and pipeline work. We are excited that the Entrec USA team will be able to accelerate our data center gen yard work and greatly expand our ability to haul components from manufacturers right to our customers’ jobsites. This is a win all around.”

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 25 year old Entrec provides crane and heavy haul services primarily for the oil and gas industry

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