Climbed · Lifted · Flown · Coordinated
Twin Eagle Solutions climbs, lifts, flies, and coordinates the work that keeps your communications, cameras, and instrumentation in the air — certified, rescue-trained climbers, ANSI-trained aerial-lift operators, FAA Part 107 drone pilots, and turn-key tower build coordination, all under one roof.
Three Modes of Access
Not every job is a free climb. We pick the safest, fastest, and most cost-effective way up — whether that's a rope, a boom lift, or a drone.
Certified, rescue-trained climbers ascend lattice towers, monopoles, guyed structures, and water tanks with redundant fall-arrest, full-body harnesses, and double-lanyard tie-off — for everything from antenna swaps to top-cap inspections.
Articulating boom lifts and insulated bucket trucks reach pole-tops, low-rise masts, and skid-mounted equipment quickly and safely without rigging — ideal for camera mounts, radio swaps, and field maintenance where a climb isn't warranted.
FAA Part 107 pilots fly visual drone inspections of tower structures, antennas, lighting, and grounding — capturing high-resolution imagery and reports without the cost or exposure of a full climb.
What We Do Up There
Tower coordination, gear mount, cable run, FAA lighting, lightning grounding, and annual inspection — end-to-end.
Microwave dishes, PTP and PTMP radios, omni and sector antennas, TMAs, and remote radio heads — installed, aligned with path-survey-grade tools, and commissioned with link-budget verification.
PTZ and fixed cameras, thermal sensors, weather stations, and edge enclosures mounted to towers, poles, and skid masts with proper cable management, surge protection, and weather sealing.
Visual condition inspections, anchor and guy-wire checks, plumb and twist surveys, and as-built documentation — delivered with photos and a remediation plan. Full structural (TIA-222) condition assessments are coordinated through our engineering partners.
Guy-wire tensioning, bolt torquing, anti-climb, ice-bridge, and hardware replacement performed in the field — with structural reinforcement and member replacement coordinated through our engineering and erection partners under stamped drawings.
FAA obstruction lighting, photocell and beacon swaps, lightning protection per IEC 62305, ground rings, and bonding for racks, cabinets, and equipment.
Pulled, supported, weatherproofed, and terminated to spec — with sweep-test reports for every transmission line we install.
After-hours, weekend, and storm callouts for downed antennas, lighting outages, damage assessment, and rapid restoration — with crews mobilized regionally.
For pole-mounted cameras, skid-mast radios, low-rise antennas, and field maintenance, our articulating boom lifts and bucket trucks get crews to the work quickly and safely — no rigging, no rope rescue, no extended exposure.
Operators are trained on aerial-lift safety per ANSI A92, and every lift is preceded by a site walk and a documented job-safety analysis. We mobilize the lift, the truck, and the technician — you get a single crew that can install, aim, commission, and document the work in one trip.
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When the existing infrastructure won't reach, we put up new towers — but we don't do steel erection in-house. We coordinate the entire build with vetted, insured erection partners and engineering firms, and we manage them on your behalf so you have one accountable contact from survey to commissioning.
Site survey, geotech, TIA-222 structural design, permitting, foundation, anchor set, raise, lighting, grounding, antennas, and as-built documentation — all tracked under a Twin Eagle PM with a single project plan, regular customer updates, and a final walkdown that hands you a complete, commissioned site.
Safety & Compliance
Every climb, lift, and flight is planned, briefed, and documented. Every technician is certified, retrained on a schedule, and rescue-qualified.
All climbing and aerial-lift work adheres to OSHA fall-protection standards.
Tower technicians hold current climbing, rescue, and safety certifications with ongoing training.
Site-specific JSA, hazard assessment, and pre-climb briefing completed before every operation.
Strict 100% tie-off, redundant fall-arrest, and a rescue-capable second climber on every job.
Critical-infrastructure operators across the lower 48 states rely on our tower crews for installation, inspection, and storm response.
Tell us the site, the structure, and the scope. We'll come back with a real estimate and a mobilization window — usually within one business day.
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