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ARE Telecom was contracted to provide manufacturing, logistics, and installation of an Direct Embedment Pole
120' Direct Embedment Pole
The Need
ARE Telecom was contracted by a private company to provide design consulting, manufacturing, logistics, and installation of a 120’ Direct Embedment Pole.
Overview
Thanks to ARE Telecom’s expertise and innovative solutions, the installation of ARE’s 120’ Direct Embedment Pole has allowed for better signal quality in a rural part of the installation area. Due to the unknown soil conditions of the site, the foundation and monopole solution was designed to utilize flexible and reusable equipment and accommodate below grade installation requiring no concrete.
Project Benchmarks
- No concrete
- Crew flexibility and equipment availability
- Customization and flexibility
- Buried in ground to address space constraints
Project Resources
- 3-man crew
- 1 day
- Crane
- Telehandler
- Digger
Challenges
- Limited space and access
- Time constraints
- Rural installation location

Direct Embedment Pole will arrive on a flatbed truck

With a digger, drill a hole in level area

Confirm hole is wide and long enough for the pole

Set the pole with a telehandler

Once pole is set, back-fill the hole with dirt

Stack the remaining pole sections with a crane