BRANAT Construction Inc’s experienced Comtrain certified inspection crews have the ability to perform field inspections in all 50 states. We have extensive experience working on all types of towers including cellular towers; broadcast towers; faux/concealed towers; water tanks; billboards; roof-tops; church steeples and many more. With in-house custom designed field notes we ensure all information is recorded accurately and presented to the client in a clear and precise manner. BRANAT’s inspection crews are experienced in the following:
As technology evolves and loading requirements change, your tower must keep pace.
Routine tower maintenance is the most cost-effective way to protect your infrastructure investment and avoid costly emergency repairs.
From greenfield sites to co-location projects, we deliver turnkey tower construction that meets the most demanding timelines and specifications.
Our operators are experienced working in challenging terrain, including wooded lots, steep grades, and remote locations with limited access.
When a tower reaches the end of its useful life or a site is being repurposed, proper decommissioning is essential for safety, environmental compliance, and liability management.
Precise antenna installation is critical to network performance, and even small alignment or mounting errors can have significant signal impact.
The foundation is the most critical and unforgiving element of any tower structure.
Our construction management services provide clients with a dedicated, seasoned professional who serves as the single point of contact across all contractors, vendors, and regulatory bodies throughout the project lifecycle.
Our cathodic protection systems halt the electrochemical process that drives corrosion, dramatically extending anchor service life.
Cracks in tower foundations are not merely cosmetic — they can allow water infiltration, accelerate rebar corrosion, and compromise the load-carrying capacity of the structure.
Cracks in tower foundations are not merely cosmetic — they can allow water infiltration, accelerate rebar corrosion, and compromise the load-carrying capacity of the structure.
A properly tensioned and plumbed guyed tower is essential for structural integrity and optimal antenna performance.
