We specialize in the structural design of telecom towers, rooftop installations, mounts, non-structural and related infrastructure. Our team leverages industry-standard software such as RISA-3D, TNX Tower, and Open Tower to deliver accurate and efficient designs.
With a highly experienced and dedicated team, we are committed to completing projects within agreed timelines while maintaining the highest standards of quality and reliability. We are also well-versed in the design of amalgam towers such as Monopole, SST, Guyed, and Camouflaged towers, as well as lighting structures like street lights, traffic signals, and signage.
A tower structure is a vertical framework that supports telecom equipment and resists structural loads.
A tower mount is a structural attachment system used to securely fix equipment such as antennas and microwave dishes.
A wireless communication station is a secure shelter connected to a telecom tower that houses and protects electrical equipment, manages signal processing through feedlines, and supports the continuous operation of the tower.
Power supply systems and generators provide reliable electrical power to telecom installations, such as antennas, dishes, etc., through wireless communication stations.
Cables deliver power and signals from the wireless communication station equipment to tower-mounted electrical equipment, while climbing ladders provide safe access for installation and maintenance.
We provide analysis, design, and retrofit services for telecom towers, mounts, power systems, and more. Below are our primary services.
A lattice tower is used to support telecom antennas and transmission equipment while efficiently withstanding wind and structural loads.
Compact single tubular structures, well-suited for space-restricted urban areas.
Supported by tensioned guy wires, an economical solution that requires additional site area
Stealth monopine towers that integrate seamlessly into the environment while maintaining full telecom functionality.
Mounts are the structures or brackets that hold antennas and other equipment on a telecom tower. They ensure proper positioning, orientation, and spacing for optimal signal coverage and performance.
Flat mounting platforms designed to support multiple antennas or equipment, commonly used where higher load capacity and easy access are required.
Horizontal arms attached to towers or poles, used to extend antennas away from the structure for improved coverage and reduced interference.
Mounting systems that hold sector antennas at specific orientations, enabling precise alignment and optimized directional coverage.
Mounts installed on building rooftops, ideal for urban deployments where ground space is limited and tower installation is not feasible.