Composite Private Poles
Composite private poles combine light weight with corrosion immunity and non-conductive construction — an option for difficult-access sites, corrosive coastal environments and installations where handling weight matters.
The case for composite
Composite poles can be carried into backyards where a crane truck can't reach, never rust or rot, and their non-conductive body adds a safety margin during installation and service work.
Specified to the job
Composite pole supply is confirmed per job — send through the length, POA height and network requirements and we'll quote a compliant pole with matching hardware.
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