Long Island Cell Site Installation & Upgrade Services

Since the implementation of 5G service, Long Island has seen a huge increase in the need for cell site installation and upgrade services. Such services include extending dunnages so that they are compatible with new equipment, and installing or upgrading backup generators. If you’re looking for cell site installation services on Long Island, you’ll want to work with a local crane and rigging company that possesses the knowledge and experience to get the job done right. Here’s why you need L&M Crane & Rigging:
We’re Local & Responsive
As a Long Island-based crane & rigging company, L&M Crane knows the ins and outs of Nassau and Suffolk counties; and as a local company, we’re familiar with the rules and regulations specific to the Island. Just as we continuously raise the standards of the crane industry, we’re proud to be at the forefront of raising Long Island’s existing telecommunications infrastructure.
If you’re working with an accelerated or tight timeline for your Long Island cell tower project, you’ll want to give us a call. We know that time is money. That’s why we’re Long Island’s most responsive crane and rigging company.

We’re a Full-Service Crane & Rigging Company
We’re a full-service crane and rigging company. This means we’re invested in your project from start to completion. We take care of all the logistics involved with your cell site installation or upgrade project on Long Island. This includes obtaining all necessary paperwork, permits and permissions, as well as conducting a pre-lift site visit to scope out the area and plan for any foreseeable obstacles that may interfere with the project.
We Specialize in Complex Lifts
Complex lifts are just one of our areas of expertise. We have crane operators, lift directors, qualified riggers, certified signalmen, and all the necessary personnel to complete a complex lift. If your Long Island cell tower project calls for lifting a load over buildings or structures, we’re the company for the job! Contact L&M Crane & Rigging today!
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