SauleCom builds aerial fiber plant for carriers, broadband providers, utilities, and the engineering firms and general contractors who build for them. Crews install strand, place and lash fiber, carry out pole transfers and perform make-ready field work.
Aerial work rarely stands alone. SauleCom runs aerial construction in step with splicing so completed spans move through fiber placement, splicing, testing and turn-up without waiting — and carries the utility and pole coordination that decides whether a span can be built at all.
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Strand installation and fiber placement
Lashing and pole transfers
Make-ready field work
Sequenced with splicing so spans reach turn-up without waiting
Capabilities
How aerial work runs
Step 01
Make-ready and pole coordination
Step 02
Strand installation
Step 03
Fiber placement
Step 04
Lashing and pole transfers
Step 05
Splice, test and turn-up
Equipment
Equipment schedule — awaiting client
SauleCom to supply fleet counts, makes and models. Expected to cover bucket trucks, reel trailers, lashing machines, digger derricks and aerial lift inspection records.