Zoning hassles faced by new towers have
made existing "vertical
real estate" a lot more valuable. Owners of existing towers
have developed new income streams by renting tower space to other
users. Mounting additional antennas and coaxial cable on existing
towers increases the windloading of the structure. Norman Tower
Service can reinforce the existing tower to carry the additional
load. Please contact Norman Tower Service about this opportunity.
Tower repair can be needed at any time. Norman Tower Service
can re-lamp and repair obstruction lighting, replace guy wires,
and re-paint when needed. FCC or FAA fines for improper tower
marking and lighting are much greater than the cost of this work.
The cost of the work (it's maintenance) is deductible; the fines
are not.
The bright galvanized
crossmembers were bolted-on reinforcements installed
by Norman Tower Service to increase the load capacity
of this tower in Greenfield, Indiana.
Norman Tower
Service re-guyed this tower for additional capacity.
Norman Tower
Service performed field cutting and drilling to install
this replacement diagonal on a tower in Blue Springs,
Missouri.
Replacement diagonals
(the shiny ones) installed on tower.
Norman Tower
Service rigger finishes installation by spraying "cold
galvanize" zinc coating to inhibit rust on new on-site
fabrication.
Norman Tower Service
removed these grout-filled PVC tubes from a tower in
Washington, Indiana, which had been installed by another
contractor as part of a previous modification project.
Here is a close-up of the grout-filled
tubes before removal.
Norman Tower Service riggers carefully
lowering the cut sections of grout-filled PVC tubes during
removal. Norman Tower Service increased the load capacity
of this tower in this project.
Norman Tower Service welds taller
foundation gussets to the base of this monopole so it can
support more antennas.
The finished, workmanlike
installation of this stronger gusseting on this monopole
in Sherman Park, Indianapolis, Indiana.
