Brewery Rigging CoBrewery Rigging

Loading & Placement

Bought used equipment? We load it, unload it and set it in place.

For buyers who need a crew at the seller's dock, at their own dock, or both. Full rigging service: load-out, transport through our freight partner, unload and set in place — no surprises.

Large brewery tank being positioned by a rigging crew

Who this is for

Breweries, distilleries, beverage producers and any buyer who purchased equipment from an auction, a closing brewery or a dealer and needs it moved safely.

How it goes

  1. 01

    Tell us what you bought

    Equipment list, pickup address, delivery address, and dates. Photos of both doors help.

  2. 02

    Quote in writing

    Loading, unloading or both, itemized. Freight quoted separately if you want us to arrange it.

  3. 03

    We show up with the right gear

    Forklifts, skates, straps, saddles and the people who have moved this type of equipment before.

  4. 04

    Set and done

    Equipment in position on your floor. Your plumber and electrician connect it.

Questions we get

▸Do you only work with Brewhouse.beer purchases?

No. We load and unload equipment you bought anywhere — auctions, other dealers, private sales. Brewhouse.beer is our sister company and uses our crews, but the rigging crew works for any buyer.

▸What does "placement" include?

Setting the equipment where you want it on the floor, level and positioned, ready for your hookups. Tell us on the quote form if you need anything beyond that and we will scope it.

▸Can you unload without a dock?

Usually yes. Most brewery buildings have no dock; we work off the truck with a forklift or a liftgate carrier depending on the piece. Tell us about the site when you ask for a quote.

▸How do I know the rigging price before I bid?

Send us the lot list before the auction closes. We quote each piece in writing — usually same day — so you can add rigging to your bid math.

Also

Send us the list. Get a written quote.

Equipment, addresses and dates are all we need to start. We respond quickly — often within the hour.