06.06.2025

Link-Belt supports home build

Link-Belt Cranes has begun construction of a home for a family of seven, in partnership with Lexington Habitat for Humanity this is the tenth home the manufacturer has sponsored.
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An aerial view of the house whilst being built

The partnership provides both funding and volunteer labour for the construction project. Link-Belt employees will work alongside the family during the build.
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Link-Belt chief executive and president Melvin Porter said: "In 2025, Link-Belt Cranes turns 150 years old as a company, and this year also marks the 50th anniversary of relocating our company headquarters from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Lexington, Kentucky. I cannot think of a more fitting show of support to this community than building a home for a family ready to call central Kentucky home."
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Volunteers at work

Link-Belt Cranes is based in Lexington, Kentucky, and manufactures telescopic and lattice boom cranes whilst Lexington Habitat for Humanity has being building homes since 1987.