Where we work
Based in Kenner, covering the boom truck economy on both banks of the river. Each area page below talks about the actual fleets and failure patterns we see there, because Elmwood breaks equipment differently than the Harvey Canal does.
Boomworks Hydraulics runs mobile service across the metro and bench rebuilds from Kenner. If your yard is not listed, call (504) 385-9868 anyway; the list below is where we work most, not a fence.
Kenner, LA
Home base. Airline Drive industrial strip, airport ground support equipment, and the sign and utility contractors working Veterans Boulevard keep a steady population of knuckle booms and bucket trucks in town.
Kenner detailsHarahan, LA
Elmwood Business Park is the largest concentration of industrial and distribution tenants in the metro. Delivery knuckle booms, refuse trucks, and warehouse fleets fail hydraulics here more often than anywhere else in Jefferson Parish.
Harahan detailsMetairie, LA
The metro’s utility and tree contractor base. Storm response bucket trucks, line clearance crews, and the sign companies along Veterans and Causeway generate steady aerial device and boom hydraulic work.
Metairie detailsNew Orleans, LA
The Port of New Orleans, the France Road and Napoleon Avenue terminals, downtown construction cranes, film staging, and the city’s roofing and tree fleets make Orleans Parish the largest single pool of boom hydraulic work in the metro.
New Orleans detailsHarvey, LA
The Harvey Canal corridor is the west bank’s oilfield service spine. Fabrication yards, marine outfitters, and rental fleets along Peters Road run truck cranes daily and break hydraulics accordingly.
Harvey detailsMarrero, LA
West bank industrial base along Barataria Boulevard and the river batture: contractor yards, scrap and materials handling, and seafood distribution fleets all running boom and hoist hydraulics.
Marrero detailsWestwego, LA
Avondale adjacent marine and industrial work. The shipyard corridor legacy, Sala Avenue fabricators, and trucking yards off the Westbank Expressway keep crane trucks and marine hydraulics in daily service.
Westwego detailsSt. Rose, LA
St. Charles Parish river terminal corridor. Tank terminals, grain elevators, and terminal maintenance contractors between St. Rose and Destrehan run crane trucks for maintenance work on tight turnaround windows.
St. Rose detailsLaPlace, LA
Western anchor of the river industrial corridor. The Marathon Garyville refinery, Pin Oak and river terminals, and the turnaround contractors that serve them stage boom trucks in and around LaPlace year round.
LaPlace detailsChalmette, LA
St. Bernard Parish’s refinery and port base. The PBF Chalmette refinery, Valero Meraux, the Chalmette slip terminals, and their maintenance contractors run boom trucks on the east bank downriver.
Chalmette detailsBelle Chasse, LA
Plaquemines Parish gateway: oil and gas support yards, marine services heading downriver, and the NAS JRB contractor base all run boom and crane hydraulics with no local rebuild option.
Belle Chasse details