Wireless antennas concealed in a clock tower on a commercial building
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Wireless and telecom site construction.

Towers, equipment enclosures and stealth structures for wireless carriers across Southern California, built on live sites and tight schedules.

StealthConcealed sites
EnclosuresEquipment
New sitesGround-up builds
SoCalService area
What we build

Sites that blend into the neighborhood.

Burge built wireless sites for carriers as networks went up across Southern California, and still takes on new site and small cell work. Past telecom clients include AirTouch Cellular and Nextel Communications.

Stealth

Stealth structures

Antennas concealed in clock towers, barns, water towers and other structures that fit the setting.

Enclosures

Equipment enclosures

Shelters and enclosures for radio and power equipment, with the site work around them.

New sites

New site construction

Ground-up wireless sites, from foundations and utilities through the finished installation.

Power

Site power

Burge Energy can add solar and battery backup at remote or critical sites.

Battery storage →
Process

How a project runs.

Burge can join at any stage, from early budgeting to a design that is ready to build.

01 · SITE

Review

Walk the site and review drawings, access and utilities.

02 · BUILD

Construct

Foundations, enclosures and structures built to the carrier's design.

03 · INTEGRATE

Coordinate

Work scheduled around live equipment with no tolerance for downtime.

04 · CLOSEOUT

Turn over

Inspections and closeout documents for the carrier.

Frequently asked

Questions owners ask first.

Straight answers before you call.

What telecom work does Burge do?

Burge builds wireless carrier sites: equipment enclosures, stealth structures, towers and new site construction, plus small cell work.

Which carriers has Burge worked for?

Past telecom clients include AirTouch Cellular and Nextel Communications.

What is a stealth wireless site?

A stealth site hides antennas inside or behind a structure that fits the surroundings, such as a clock tower, barn or water tower, so the site blends into the neighborhood.

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