Wireless Engineering Built for Coverage

We provide comprehensive wireless engineering including 5G small cell design, macro tower structural analysis, RF integration, mount analysis, equipment specifications, and construction-ready documentation for wireless operators, tower companies, and infrastructure developers.

Small cells are low-power wireless access points deployed on streetlights, utility poles, or buildings to provide dense urban coverage. Macro towers are large cell sites (monopoles, lattice towers) serving wider geographic areas. We design both, with small cells requiring pole loading and permitting expertise, while macro sites involve structural engineering and RF propagation analysis.

Yes, we conduct detailed structural analysis using tools such as Tnnx Tower, RISA 3D, and Mathcad to verify towers, monopoles, and mounts can safely support new wireless equipment. This includes wind and ice loading analysis, TIA-222 compliance verification, and remediation recommendations.

A single small cell site typically takes 2-4 weeks for complete design, structural analysis, and permit package preparation. Multi-site deployments (10+ sites) are processed more efficiently through batching and streamlined workflows.

RF (Radio Frequency) coordination involves analyzing spectrum usage, interference potential, and coverage patterns to ensure new wireless sites don't interfere with existing networks. It's required by the FCC and ensures optimal network performance. We handle all RF engineering and coordination documentation.