sensitive timelines and in active facilities. Its crews handle everything from technical rigging and structural lifts to millwrighting, electrical disconnections, crating, and transport logistics. “What makes us unique is our ability to handle the whole process,” Carson explains. “We offer turnkey solutions – from planning and permitting through to installation and commissioning. That’s what clients come back to us for.” That reputation for precision and problem-solving has opened the door to increasingly complex work. In one project, the team was tasked with relocating a totem pole, coordinating with technical vendors and museum curators to ensure its safe installation. In another, Belton oversaw a multi-week shutdown and complete machinery decommission for a large manufacturing facility – ensuring everything was removed, packed, and shipped to a new location on a tight deadline. “It’s that level of coordination and trust that we’ve built up,” Carson says. “We can come in and take care of the job start to finish. That’s what people remember.” Belton Direct also plays a critical role in helping clients navigate shifting operational needs. As manufacturing and production facilities adapt to new technologies and regulations, the demand for high-precision moving and installation services has only increased. Belton is frequently brought in early during planning stages, offering insights that shape how equipment is installed or decommissioned. As the company has grown, so has its investment in equipment and safety. Belton Direct maintains its own fleet of specialized rigging and lifting tools, ensuring crews are equipped for everything from small interior installations to heavy outdoor lifts. THE CONSTRUCTION SOURCE CANADA
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