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 Offering a variety of solutions for your communication structure loading requirements, Valmont Microflect is the perfect choice for all your re-analysis and new structure needs. We offer cutting-edge engineering and top-notch customer service, all at a competitive rate!
As you may well know, many communication structures in the 90's and earlier were designed to support only one or two carriers. With today's space restrictions on new cellular sites and the demand for greater coverage, multi-carrier structures are essential.
At Valmont Microflect, we understand the need for an existing structure to handle additional antenna loading. Using the latest structural design codes and state of the art proprietary software, our engineers can analyze the structure in question with your proposed antenna loading in record time. Valmont Microflect's engineers have extensive experience in the telecommunications industry and can offer a variety of solutions based on your loading requirements. Full PE (Professional Engineer) certification is available with every re-analysis we complete. Certifications are available for any state!
We also offer a full line of components to satisfy all your mounting necessities, and can offer a quotation for mounting materials with each structural re-analysis! Analysis documents and drawings can be delivered by one or more of the following methods: overnight mail, fax, or email.
From standard catalog products to custom engineering and MVI (Minimum Visual Impact) solutions, Valmont Microflect is the first and best choice for your communication structure needs!
Foundation Design
Valmont Microflect has in-house engineering design skills and experience to design foundations for most any type of communication structure for most any type of soil! Typical foundation designs include:
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The exact type of foundation designed for any particular project is dependent on many factors. Examples include customer preference, site accessibility, space restrictions, available equipment and materials, and, most importantly, the actual soil conditions on site. To understand the actual soil conditions, we require a complete, competent soils report. To ensure that a soils report furnishes useful information to the foundation designer, the guidelines listed on the Geotech Requirements page should be followed. |
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