Tower Construction & Infrastructure

Built on Experience. Trusted in the Field.

P&R Tower specializes in complete tower and antenna installations for vertical applications, from initial foundations through final antenna installation. Built on practical experience, our crews are trusted in the field for the knowledge and reliability they bring to a wide range of tower requirements.

P&R Tower crew at work

Services

We provide quality professional service across broadcast, communications, and wind power industries, with a focus on getting the job done right the first time.

New Tower Installations

  • Complete AM installation
  • FM and TV antennas
  • Communication antennas and microwave dishes
  • Guyed towers, self-supporting towers, and monopoles
  • Met towers and wind instrumentation
  • Gin pole, crane, and helicopter installations
  • Drill piers, slab, and anchor foundations

Existing Tower Services

  • Tower painting
  • Plumb and tension
  • Tower mapping
  • Tower inspections
  • Antenna inspections
  • Feed line inspections
  • Lightning protection

Replacement & Upgrades

  • Incandescent lighting systems
  • High and medium intensity strobe systems
  • Guy wire changeout
  • Tower modifications and certified welding
  • Bracing upgrades and ice shields
  • Tower removal and demolition
  • AM grounding, tower bonding, and transmission lines

Featured Projects

Southern Pacific Railroad tower project

Southern Pacific Railroad — Roseville, CA

Installed a 280-foot self-supporting railroad communications tower using crane-assisted section assembly and bolted lift placement.

KGO tower project in Bremerton

KGO — Bremerton, WA

Erected an 800-foot guyed tower and two self-supporting towers, including a Doppler antenna installation using a gin-pole setup.

Trans Tower project in Walnut Grove

Trans Tower — Walnut Grove, CA

Pressure-washed and painted 1,500 feet of a candelabra-style community TV tower.

XBLX tower replacement project

XBLX — Berkeley, CA

Replaced a 400-foot guyed tower on an accelerated schedule, using helicopter-assisted removal and next-day erection of the new structure.