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Wireless Coverage Enhances Aspen Ski Resorts

In all-terrain vehicles and on foot, Pike Telecom field engineers conquered the powdery slopes while conducting small cell survey and node design services at the Aspen Mountain, Buttermilk, Snowmass and Highlands ski resorts. These major recreation destinations in the Rockies needed wireless coverage to satisfy vacationers expecting a first-class experience.

Pike Telecom handled all aspects of the project, including aerial route fiber design, node engineering, feasibility studies, power assessment, underground design, utility locates and conduit proofing. The total project incorporated over 120 small cell nodes to be installed on ski lift towers across the four mountains.

Our system allowed a national tower company to bring exceptional coverage to these four extremely popular resorts.

Super Bowl Network Helps Fans Share the Big Game

When Houston, Texas, was about to be inundated by fans during Super Bowl week, Pike Telecom was hired to make sure spectators could stay connected for every play.

We designed over 500 small cell nodes in the downtown Houston area to accommodate the huge influx of fans and media. Development of this expansive small cell network required field survey, node engineering and design, site permitting and structural pole loading analysis. We also designed elevated platforms to hold client equipment in specific high-risk areas to conform to the region’s 100-year flood plain requirements.

Pike Telecom was able to speedily turn around this time-sensitive project to maximize coverage and minimize event stress.