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Hiab Delivery of Reclaimed Engineering Bricks in Hull: 2026 Pricing & How-To
Kerbside pallet delivery isn't practical for large loads of engineering bricks on many Hull sites. A hiab (lorry-mounted crane) lifts pallets over walls, into gardens and onto scaffolds. Here's how to book one in Yorkshire without paying for hire you don't need.
When to book a hiab in Hull
- Site with no forklift and no easy kerbside
- Load needs lifting over a wall or fence
- Pallets going onto scaffold or a first-floor slab
- Loads over 1.5 tonnes to a rural or restricted site
Hull hiab pricing 2026
East Yorkshire next-day £50–£85
Access checklist before booking
- Reach required (measure to drop point in metres)
- Vehicle access (7.5t or 18t)
- Overhead cables and tree branches
- Ground bearing capacity for outriggers
Collection and delivery inside Hull
Most Hull sellers hold stock inside HU1, HU3 and HU5 and offer East Yorkshire next-day £50–£85. For loads over a tonne of engineering bricks, a hiab drop is usually more economical than multiple van runs.
Frequently asked questions
+Do I need a banksman for a hiab drop?
Usually not — the driver operates the crane. On complex or public-highway sites, yes.
+How far can a hiab reach?
Standard hiabs reach 8–14m. Long-reach cranes reach 20m+ and cost 30–50% more.
+Can I use them for a garden wall?
Yes — they weather beautifully and give a period industrial look.