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BUILT AROUND YOUR ASSET

Know what stands between your network and the elements.

Telecom shelter inspections that turn visible conditions

into documented findings and clear maintenance priorities.

INSPECTION FOCUS

One shelter.
Every connection.

01

Accessible shelter and site components

Physical condition

02

Photographs and location-specific findings

Documented evidence

03

A useful baseline for your next decision

Maintenance priorities

STRUCTURE / ENCLOSURE / SUPPORTING SYSTEMS

WHAT WE INSPECT

Six areas. One complete view.

Each inspection is tailored to your shelter, site access, and agreed scope.

We assess accessible physical conditions and document what needs attention.

06

Evidence of deterioration inside and throughout the shelter.

  • Wall/ceiling panels, flooring, insulation, and mountain surfaces

  • Floor and cable penetrations; water staining and moisture damage

  • Condensation, leak indicators, mold-like growth, and seal failures

  • Corrosion documented across systems; moisture-meter readings where included in the agreed scope

Interior, Moisture, & Corrosion

05

Physical condition without disrupting telecom integration.

  • Accessible electrical service, junction boxes, and enclosures

  • Visible wiring, cable penetrations, labeling, and disconnects

  • Grounding/bonding connections; corrosion and damaged components

Electrical Infastructure

04

A visual assessment of accessible mechanical systems.

  • Units, mounts, refrigerant lines, ductwork, filters, and fans/blowers

  • Condensate drains and pans; exterior penetrations and disconnects

  • Visible corrosion, physical damage, and loose components

  • General operating condition where safely observable

HVAC & Mechanical Condition

02

Protection from the elements. Reliable physical access.

  • Roof membrane, seams, joints, flashing, caulking, and sealants

  • Wall joints, cable/conduit penetrations, and window seals where present

  • Doors, frames, hinges, locks, latches, hardware, and weather seals

  • Closure, alignment, emergency exit condition, and water-entry pathways

Exterior, Weatherproofing, & Access

03

The connection between the shelters and its surroundings. 

  • Grading, drainage, standing water, erosion, and vegetation

  • Site accessibility and physical damage from vehicles or equipment

  • Trip hazards, sharp edges, loose panels, and unsafe access

  • Visible ladder/platform condition, housekeeping, and fire extinguisher presence and physical condition

Site, Drainage & Safety

01

The shelter and the components that support it.

  • Foundation, mounting system, anchors, and attachment points

  • Frame, supports, floor system, subfloor, walls, and roof structure

  • Settlement, shifting, sagging, deformation, and structural corrosion

  • Visible transport or installation damage; equipment mounts and lifting points where applicable

Structure & Foundation

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A record you can use.
A baseline you can revisit.

Every shelter receives a report connection observations

with photographs, locations, and maintenance priorities.

Corrosion findings are classified by severity. 

01

Shelter indentification

Site, location, manufacturer/model, approximate age, inspection date, inspector, and customer.

02

1-5 scores for structure, envelope, mechanical, electrical, interior, and foundation/site.

Category condition scores

03

Findings & next steps

Photo documentation, observed conditions, and priorities for maintenance or further evaluation.

Start with a clearer picture. 

Tell us about your modular telecom shelter.

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