Equipment Relocations
Careful relocation of carrier equipment from water tanks, rooftops, smokestacks, and aging transmission towers — keeping coverage steady through every transition.
Chesapeake Tower Group relocates wireless carrier equipment across the Mid-Atlantic — off water tanks, rooftops, smokestacks, and aging towers — turning forced transitions into stronger, more reliable coverage.
Start a ConversationCareful relocation of carrier equipment from water tanks, rooftops, smokestacks, and aging transmission towers — keeping coverage steady through every transition.
We work alongside municipalities, water and sewer authorities, school districts, and other civic landowners to turn a needed relocation into lasting community revenue.
Strategic relocations that help carriers retire aging, costly leases and put their coverage on stronger, more efficient footing.
Some of the projects we're proudest of — and why they mattered.
Outdated zoning stood in the way of relocating a municipality's wireless equipment off a failing structure. We helped rewrite the ordinance, clearing the path for the relocation and a six-figure annual revenue stream for the community.
We relocated carriers off a failing smokestack, restoring coverage and turning a liability into recurring income for a small town.
When an elementary school was demolished, we moved its aging wireless equipment to a new monopole — keeping a district's coverage, and its income, fully intact.
Nicholas Pullen leads Chesapeake Tower Group's work relocating wireless carrier equipment across the Mid-Atlantic, pioneering a revenue-sharing model that turns necessary infrastructure transitions into lasting income for local governments.
When not relocating wireless equipment, he sings in a band called The Unheroic.
We'd love to hear about the relocation challenges facing your community or carrier network. Let's start a conversation.