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.

Main Components of a Telecom Tower

Tower Structure

The physical mast or pole that holds equipment high enough to broadcast signals effectively.

Tower Structure

Antennas

Devices that send and receive RF signals.

Antennas

Base Transceiver Station (BTS)

The equipment that connects to the telecom network and manages the signal processing.

Base Transceiver Station

Power Supply

May include battery backups and diesel generators for power continuity.

Power Supply

Cabling & Grounding Systems

For safe and efficient connectivity and lightning protection.

Cabling and Grounding

Services — Tower Engineering

We provide analysis, design, and retrofit services for telecom towers, mounts, power systems, and more. Below are our primary services.

1
Structural Analysis and Design
2
Tower, Foundation and Mount Analysis Design Drawings
3
Stability and Load Optimization
4
Environmental Resilience Assessment
5
Modifications and Retrofits
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Power Systems Design
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Communication support structures, modular units and foundation

Types of Telecom Towers

Lattice Tower

Lattice Tower

Steel framework towers used for long-range and high-load capacity.

Monopole Tower

Monopole Tower

Single tubular structures used in urban areas where space is limited.

Guyed Tower

Guyed Tower

Supported by tensioned cables (guy wires)—cost-effective but require more land.

Camouflaged Tower

Camouflaged or Concealed Towers

Designed to blend with surroundings—common in cities.

What Are Mounts?

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.

Platform Mounts

Circular or square platforms built around the tower for mounting antennas with 360° coverage.

Side Arm Mounts (or T-Arms)

Horizontal arms extending from the tower—used for sector antennas (typically 3 per sector).

Sector Mounts

Structures designed to hold antennas covering directional sectors—common in 3-sector setups.

Roof Mounts

Used when antennas are installed on building rooftops; ideal for urban coverage.