CONTACT
Have a Crane Decision You Want Reviewed?
New crane procurement, a supplier proposal, a major repair, a maintenance program, a recurring reliability issue, modernization, a replacement recommendation or lifecycle planning — tell us what is on your desk and CAG will respond within one business day.
You do not need to change suppliers or abandon existing service relationships. CAG provides an independent technical perspective alongside your current team.
Crane Advisory Group
Independent Overhead Crane Consultancy
Canada · United States
Phone
780-222-0344Address
Box 231, St. Albert, AB T8N 7A5
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On a desktop? Scan with your phone camera to start a WhatsApp chat or a text message to CAG — no form required.
Confidential First Discussion
Information submitted to CAG is used only to review the enquiry and determine how CAG may assist. Manufacturer names, project details, quotations and equipment information are treated as confidential.
- Direct response from CAG
- No sales pressure
- No supplier referral obligation
- Confidential initial discussion
Please do not attach confidential drawings, proposals or quotations to this first message — CAG will arrange a secure way to share them if they are needed.
Where We Work
Service Area
Canada · United States · Mexico · Central & South America. Based in St. Albert, AB.
Response
One Business Day
Every enquiry gets a direct response from CAG within one business day. Urgent capital or turnaround decisions — call directly at 780-222-0344.
Background
Independent by Design
- — 15+ years overhead crane experience
- — Guidance informed by CSA B167, CMAA and ASME B30
- — No manufacturer, dealer or service-provider affiliations
- — Confidentiality on every engagement
Getting Started — Frequently Asked
What to expect when you reach out.
- How do I get in touch with Crane Advisory Group?
- Reach Crane Advisory Group by email at advice@craneadvisorygroup.ca or by phone at +1-780-222-0344. Enquiries go directly to Bryan Whitty, Founder & Principal Consultant. Include the crane capacity, service class if known, location and the decision you are facing, and the first response will be substantive rather than a sales call.
- What information should I have ready for a first conversation?
- Useful detail includes crane capacity and span, approximate age, duty cycle and shift pattern, the industry and environment, any recent inspection findings or quotes you have received, and the decision or deadline driving the enquiry. None of it is mandatory — many owners start with only a quote and a question about whether it is reasonable.
- Does Crane Advisory Group travel to site?
- Yes. Site attendance is available across Canada and the United States for inspections program reviews, modernization assessments, commissioning support and owner's representative work. Many engagements — bid reviews, specification reviews and second opinions — can be completed remotely from documentation.
- What happens after I make contact?
- The first step is a direct conversation to understand the crane, the decision and the timeline. From there you receive a defined scope and fee for the specific review requested. There is no obligation attached to the initial conversation and no equipment is being sold at any point in the process.