We build the high-voltage lines that carry power across the country.

Our crews build transmission lines from 69 kV all the way up to 500 kV — the full range used in the U.S. power grid. We hold long-term agreements with utilities in 11 states for both new construction and rebuild work.

Yes. Some lines cannot be taken out of service without causing problems for customers, so we have certified crews trained to work on live, energized wire. This includes bare-hand techniques for extra-high-voltage upgrades.

We keep crews and materials staged at three regional yards (Houston, Atlanta, and Phoenix). For emergencies, we are on the road within 12 hours. For planned work, we can start inside two weeks.

Yes. We have our own drilling crews — capable of foundations up to 8 feet wide and 80 feet deep — and our own civil crews for access roads and erosion control. Keeping all of this under one roof helps us absorb weather delays without missing dates.

Yes, for work in places where ground crews cannot reach — mountain corridors, wetlands, storm-damaged areas. We work with two certified aviation partners using heavy-lift helicopters that can carry up to 12,000 pounds.

We work with all the common conductor types used in modern transmission: ACSR (the traditional standard), and the newer high-capacity options ACSS/TW, HTLS, and ACCC. When utilities want to upgrade lines without changing the towers, we typically swap the old wire for one of the newer high-capacity types.