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JLG Aerial Lifts in Northeast Ohio

JLG builds aerial work platforms: boom lifts, scissor lifts and vertical lifts that raise people and tools to work at height. We sell new JLG aerial lifts in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties.

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New JLG aerial lifts in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Free, no-obligation quotes.

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Why we quote JLG

An aerial lift is not a forklift. It lifts workers, not pallets. Plants and warehouses use them for lighting, sprinklers, ductwork, rack repair and building upkeep. Contractors use them on jobsites. JLG builds boom lifts, scissor lifts, vertical lifts and low-level access lifts.

Boom lifts reach up and out, over equipment or obstacles. JLG boom lifts cover work heights from about 20 ft up to 185 ft. Scissor lifts go straight up and carry more people and material on a wider deck. Vertical and low-level lifts are small, light machines that replace ladders for indoor maintenance.

The right lift depends on height, reach, the floor and whether the work is indoors or out. Electric models run quiet and clean inside a plant. Rough-terrain models handle yards and jobsites. We match the lift to the work. New JLG aerial lifts are sold in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. In Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County, we offer used forklifts, forklift rentals and service.

What we supply

JLG at a glance

The JLG lineup we carry new.

  1. 01Telescopic and articulating boom lifts
  2. 02Electric and rough-terrain scissor lifts
  3. 03Vertical lifts for indoor maintenance
  4. 04Low-level access lifts that replace ladders

Applications

Where JLG fits in Northeast Ohio

Plant and building upkeep

Scissor and vertical lifts for lighting, sprinklers and ductwork

High-bay warehouses

Lifts for rack, ceiling and fixture work at height

Jobsites and yards

Rough-terrain booms and scissors for outdoor ground

Reach over obstacles

Articulating booms that reach up and over machines

Before you buy

Before you buy a JLG aerial lift: what to check

These checks help you pick the right machine the first time. We go through each one with you before we quote.

  1. 1

    Know the working height you need

    Measure the highest point your crew must reach. Then pick a lift rated for that working height.

  2. 2

    Check the floor load and surface

    Some floors and mezzanines cannot carry a heavy lift. Slab lifts also need firm, level ground.

  3. 3

    Indoor or outdoor

    Electric lifts suit indoor work. Rough-terrain lifts suit yards and jobsites.

  4. 4

    Train the operators

    Aerial lift operators need training on the machine they use. Plan for it before the lift arrives.

Questions

JLG questions

1

Where can I buy a new JLG aerial lift in Northeast Ohio?

We sell new JLG aerial lifts in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. That covers Akron, Canton and the towns around them. In Cleveland and the rest of Cuyahoga County, we do not sell new JLG lifts, but we offer used forklifts, forklift rentals and service. Call (330) 578-7254.

2

What is the difference between a boom lift and a scissor lift?

A boom lift reaches up and out, so it can work over obstacles. A scissor lift only goes straight up, but it has a bigger deck for more people and material. Pick a boom for reach and a scissor for straight-up work.

3

How high do JLG boom lifts go?

JLG boom lifts cover work heights from about 20 ft up to 185 ft. Most plant and warehouse work needs far less than the top of that range. We help you pick the right height for the job.

4

Is an aerial lift the same as a forklift?

No, an aerial lift is not a forklift. An aerial lift raises people and tools to work at height. A forklift moves loads. Never lift a person on forklift forks without an approved work platform.

Need a JLG
quote?

Tell us the job, the building and the floor. We match the machine to the work, not the catalog.