Capabilities
Pole Inspections
System-wide inspection programs, run before storms find the weak poles.
SPE runs system-wide pole inspection programs for utilities on a scheduled cycle — not just after a storm.
Inspectors check pole condition at ground line, hardware, and attachments, and flag poles that need replacement or reinforcement before they fail.
Findings feed directly into the utility's maintenance planning, so the poles that get replaced are the ones that would have gone down in the next event.
Scope of work
- Ground-line inspection and sounding
- Hardware and attachment checks
- Condition reporting and replacement flagging
- System-wide program scheduling
IBEW-affiliated union crews on every job.
Storm-tested standards — 91,114.5 incident-free hours across two hurricane seasons.
Serving Michigan, Ohio & Florida from four yards.
More capabilities
The rest of the line-up.
Distribution & Transmission Line Crews
Utility line construction and maintenance — overhead distribution and transmission, new build and rebuild.
Visit page →Foundation & Substation Construction
Civil and structural work for substations, built to utility specification.
Visit page →Site Access, Prep & Restoration
Matting, access roads, staging, and right-of-way restoration.
Visit page →Streetlights
Installation, maintenance, and repair of roadway and municipal lighting.
Visit page →Drilled Shaft Foundations
Drilled shaft foundations for transmission structures and heavy infrastructure.
Visit page →Vibratory Caisson Installation
Caisson installation using vibratory methods — fast, clean installs where soil conditions allow.
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Talk it through with SPE — scheduled work or storm season.