Tower and Antenna Services
Photo Gallery of What We Do…
We fabricated this section for our customer in Live Oak, Florida.
1 bay of a 6 bay FM antenna
Aviation ball installation at 1000 feet.
Antenna mount installation at 2000 feet.
Coax burn out.
Microwave antenna removal at 235 feet.
Tower base fabrication.
Galvanized tower base.
Plumb and Tension, Jenkins, Kentucky
10-bay FM antenna removal at 700 feet.
10-bay antenna removal at 2000 feet, Fort Morgan, Colorado.
Antenna removal at 1600 feet, Greenville, Georgia.
Tower Relamping. This is Joe replacing the top beacon bulbs..
Company Photo-2017.
From L-R: Richard Pratt, Troy Roberts, Joe Hart, Ethan Hope, Tara Walker, Tina Wallace, Wesley Wallace, Alyx Haile, Glenn Long, Brent Figgins, Clay Ingram, Gordon Morgan, & Louis Taylor.
Ceramic Insulator for AM Tower in Ketchikan, Alaska
Makeshift Equipment shelter-Ketchikan, Alaska
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Tower Base Foundation for 100 foot self-supporter-Wilson, Arkansas
Tower Base Foundation-Hughes, Arkansas
Tower Base Foundation-Hughes, Arkansas
Guy Anchor installation-Hughes, Arkansas
Concrete pour-Conway, Arkansas
Foundation bolts-Conway, Arkansas
Monopole Foundation before concrete pour (photo by Wesley Wallace)
Foundation bolts and template-Conway, Arkansas
This water needed to be pumped out before pouring concrete.-Conway, Arkansas
Pumping out water-Conway, Arkansas
Using a Tremie to place concrete, Conway, Arkansas (photo by Wesley Wallace)
Monopole foundation-Conway, Arkansas
Leg foundation installation before concrete.-Stuttgart, Arkansas
Self-supporting tower leg foundation installation.-Stuttgart, Arkansas
Sonotube installation-Forrest City, Arkansas
Form installation-Forrest City, Arkansas
Concrete pour-Forrest City, Arkansas
Concrete pour-Forrest City, Arkansas
Self-supporting tower base installation-Forrest City, Arkansas
Anchor installation before adding concrete.
Anchor installation after adding concrete.
Tower base after concrete.-Hughes, Arkansas
Rebar re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 1
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 2
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 3
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 4
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 5
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 6
Rebar Re-enforcement, Knoxville, Tennessee 7
Drilling in Hope, Arkansas. (photo by Richard Pratt)
Foundations poured in Hope, Arkansas. (photo by Richard Pratt)
Removing spoils (dirt from drilled holes) in Hope, Arkansas. (photo by Richard Pratt)
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Microwave antenna removal at 235 feet.
Installing 2 bays of a 6 bay FM antenna
Shively Antenna
Tuning Section-Shively antenna
Tuning the antenna
Antenna mount to be installed at 2000 feet
6 foot grid dish
Dish antenna installations
10 bay FM antenna installation-Holiday, Florida
Antenna assembly-Holiday, Florida
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Leg installation-Dixon Springs, Illinois
Bottom Section-Dixon Springs, Illinois 1
Stick building bottom section-Dixon Springs, Illinois 2
2nd section-Dixon Springs, Illinois
Stick building 2nd section-Dixon Springs, Illinois 1
Index plate at 1911 feet
Monopole erection-Texarkana, Arkansas-1st pick
Monopole erection-Conway, Arkansas-2nd pick
Monopole erection-Conway, Arkansas
Monopole erection-Texarkana, Arkansas-3rd pick
Monopole erection-Conway, Arkansas
Monopole erection-Conway, Arkansas-Top pick
De-stacking 200' tower with crane 1
De-stacking 200' tower with crane 2
De-stacking tower with crane-Forrest City, Arkansas
De-stacking tower with crane-Forrest City, Arkansas
Forrest City, Arkansas
Standing tower with crane-Forrest City, Arkansas
Standing tower with crane 1-Forrest City, Arkansas
Standing tower with crane 2-Forrest City, Arkansas
Standing tower with crane 3-Forrest City, Arkansas
Stick built bottom section-Forrest City, Arkansas
Stub-160 feet-Crossville, Tennessee 1
Stub-160 feet-Crossville, Tennesee
Crossville, Tennessee 1
Crossville, Tennessee
Assembled stub-waiting to be picked-Crossville, Tennessee
Top view-Stacking tower in Crossville, Tennessee
Destacking 500 foot tower in Kilgore, Texas
Rolla, Missouri 2
Rolla, Missouri 1
180 foot self-supporter-Rolla, Missouri
Magnet Mtn, Arkansas-Destack 2
Magnet Mtn, Arkansas- Destack
Hope, Arkansas 2
Hope, Arkansas 3
Hope, Arkansas 1
Stacking a 700' tower in Winslow, Arkansas. (photo by Bryan McDonald)
The Tirfor and Dynomometer is set up ready for the guys to pull the guy wires to proper tension. (photo by Ethan Hope)
Stacking a heavy self-supporter in Hope, Arkansas. (photo by Bryan McDonald)
Ethan Hope and Bryan McDonald are about to swing this section around and place it on top of the existing section. (photo by Ethan Hope)
Ethan Hope (pictured) is communicating with Bryan McDonald (taking picture) before jumping the pole. (photo submitted by Ethan Hope)
Stacking tower in Winslow, Arkansas. There is a white section on the end of the line on its way up. (photo by Ethan Hope)
Stacking tower. (photo by Bryan McDonald)
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This chain was set in place to hold the hoisting grip for the coax. Notice the hoisting grip on the left coax. It was installed upside down.
This anchor rod is corroded almost all the way through. It was replaced shortly after this inspection
The power supply cord to the top beacon was not secured properly, allowing the cord to rub against the horizontal member and eventually causing it to arc
This bolt caused was the cause for a hole to be rubbed in the coax
Excessive foliage has grown around this anchor preventing a proper inspection and maintenance
This guy wire loop does not have a thimble installed that would provide a proper radius. Too sharp of a bend can cause the wire to break
These turnbuckles are under water
Broken guy wire
Broken guy wire at top of tower
Excessive rust on this tower
Hollow horizontal member has been cut
This hollow leg is rusted all the way through and needs to be repaired or replaced
Another split in the leg
Missing bolt from antenna
Bolt not seated all the way
This conduit broke off at the threads and slid down.
Split in the hollow leg caused by freezing water
Rusted out tower leg
This turnbuckle is missing its better half.
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When it comes to towers, we do it all. Below is a list of all of the services we offer.
Antenna installations
Re-lamping
Torque-arm installation
Anchor restoration and reconstruction
Installation of small and large coaxes
Patching, splicing and weatherproofing of antennas and coaxes
Grounding- EIA and Motorola 56
Welding and reinforcing
Installation of rigid hard-lines
Foundation Work and Concrete reinforcing
Height Additions
Ground planes
Installation of de-icers
Guy wire replacement
Painting
Leak detection
Waveguide installation
Tower and site inspections
Dismantling and demolition
Complete turn-key jobs
Trouble-shooting
All electrical work
Installation of safety climbs
Plumb and tensioning
Lightning protection
Reglassing or rebuilding beacons
Installation of conduit
Tower modification and upgrades
All civil work including fencing and stone work
Tower erection; Guyed and Self-supporting towers