Services

Wireless execution that ships clean, accepted, and on schedule

Macro towers, rooftops, small cells, and hard-access sites. 1000+ projects across T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Dish, and Sprint with carrier-acceptance discipline built into mobilization, not bolted on at closeout.

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Overview

One crew model. Carrier acceptance baked in.

From new macro builds to capacity upgrades, rooftop deployments to hard-access sites — HexTel runs a self-performing model so the same crew that mobilizes is the crew that closes out.

Wireless construction lives or dies on three things: safety discipline, workmanship that survives audit, and closeout documentation that doesn't need to be reverse-engineered. That's the operating standard for every program HexTel runs, whether it's a single tower modification or a multi-state rollout window.

Crews work across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota with expansion underway in Oregon and Washington. Carrier acceptance evidence is captured during the work — photos by station, sweeps, PIM, grounding verification, and as-builts — so handoff doesn't become a punch-list crisis.

Related explainers: What is an MCA tower upgrade? · DAS vs BDA

What we do

Macro, rooftop, hard-access, and antenna work — one accountable team

Macro tower builds
Macro tower builds, modifications, and MCA upgrades
New site construction, modifications, and capacity-add upgrades on existing macro towers. Foundation, grounding, and tower-top work with full-stack crews.
- Tower climbers, rigging discipline, and hard-access planning under real schedule pressure
- MCA / capacity-add modifications and structural reinforcement coordination
- Foundation, grounding, and 200A service upgrades when scope requires
- Carrier-acceptance documentation captured during the work, not after
Rooftop + small cell
Rooftop deployments and small-cell builds for dense coverage
Urban rooftop installs, magnetic-mount water-tank deployments, and small-cell radio + backhaul integration with landlord and AHJ coordination handled.
- Rooftop site readiness, screening, and landlord coordination
- Magnetic-mount water-tank installs for non-penetrating attachments
- Small-cell radio + backhaul integration with carrier acceptance support
- Code, AHJ, and access-window coordination planned before mobilization
Hard-access sites
Crane, helicopter, and restricted-access site builds
Sites where standard mobilization is not enough — crane operations, helicopter sets, restricted-access locations, and water-tank installations.
- Crane operations and lift planning for tower-top and roof installations
- Helicopter set coordination on remote or constrained sites
- Restricted-access protocols for ports, refineries, prisons, and federal sites
- Safety stand-downs, JSAs, and rescue-readiness baked into mobilization
Antenna + line installs
Antennas, RRUs, lines, grounding, and acceptance testing
Antenna and RRU installations, line and cabling work, grounding to standard, and sweep / PIM testing with the test data packaged into closeout.
- Antenna + RRU installs with commissioning support coordination
- Line installs, mounts, and grounding to carrier and code standards
- Sweep + PIM testing with bidirectional reports included in closeout packets
- QA evidence packs: photos, sweeps, as-builts, and punch tracking
In-building DAS + BDA
In-building DAS and public-safety BDAs for mission-critical coverage
Indoor coverage where it matters: DAS installs across venues and campuses, plus public-safety BDA coordination where code compliance and acceptance are non-negotiable.
- In-building DAS installs and validation support across complex venues and campuses
- Public-safety BDA coordination where code compliance and acceptance are non-negotiable
- Testing support: walk-test coordination, punch resolution, and evidence packaging
- Owner + Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) closeout coordination when required

Integration (IX)

Self-performing integration — from build through activation

Most general contractors only build. HexTel builds and integrates. As a self-performing IX General Contractor, we own the full lifecycle from construction through site activation, alarm resolution, and carrier acceptance.

Telecom equipment shelter with radio units, power distribution, and structured cabling ready for integration and activation.

Integration (IX)

End-to-end site integration, troubleshooting, and carrier acceptance

Where most GCs hand off a built site and walk away, HexTel stays through integration. We self-perform IX as a General Contractor — supporting every site from physical construction through radio configuration support, alarm clearing, and final carrier acceptance. One accountable team from groundbreak to on-air, with no handoff gaps where issues hide.

Self-performing Integration (IX) General Contractor across all site types and carriers
Internal and external alarm troubleshooting, triage, and resolution before acceptance windows
Site commissioning support: power validation, connectivity checks, and equipment verification
RF validation coordination and drive-test support to confirm coverage objectives
Integration punch-list management and resolution with documented evidence packs
Carrier acceptance coordination — closing the loop between field execution and NOC sign-off

Proof

A record built across carriers and OEMs

1000+ projects successfully built and deployed. Majority wireless, with programs delivered for T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Dish, and Sprint and OEM work alongside Ericsson and Nokia. The portfolio includes macro builds, capacity upgrades, rooftop deployments, small-cell installs, and hard-access lifts.

Specific program metrics, market lists, and crew detail are available under NDA in your scoping call.

FAQ

Common questions on wireless execution

Which carriers and OEMs do you self-perform for?

HexTel has executed wireless programs for T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Dish, and Sprint, with OEM work alongside Ericsson and Nokia. 1000+ projects completed across the portfolio, majority wireless.

What is your response window on storm or emergency tower work?

Active-market crews mobilize within the same business day for emergency tower restoration in our coverage states. Out-of-market emergencies are handled through partner crews under our QA standards.

How do you decide between crane and helicopter lifts?

We plan around access, weight, weather window, and cost per lift. For sites where crane reach or staging is constrained, helicopter sets shorten the schedule and reduce ground disturbance. The decision lives in the mobilization plan you see before crews arrive.

What is in the closeout package?

Carrier-ready closeout packet: site photos by station, antenna and line sweeps, PIM reports where required, as-builts, labeling photos, grounding verification, and punch resolution evidence — assembled during the work, not reverse-engineered after.

What safety and RF awareness program do crews work under?

Fall protection, rescue readiness, RF awareness, and JSAs are built into mobilization. Stand-downs happen when conditions warrant. Our safety record is part of every carrier scorecard we operate under.

Ready to scope wireless work?

A 30-minute scoping call covers your environment, risks, and the shortest safe path to acceptance. We come prepared with the questions that matter to your carrier program.

Request a Call Review case studies

Services

Wireless execution that ships clean, accepted, and on schedule

Request a Call Review case studies

Overview

One crew model. Carrier acceptance baked in.

From new macro builds to capacity upgrades, rooftop deployments to hard-access sites — HexTel runs a self-performing model so the same crew that mobilizes is the crew that closes out.

Related explainers: What is an MCA tower upgrade? · DAS vs BDA

What we do

Macro, rooftop, hard-access, and antenna work — one accountable team

Macro tower builds
Macro tower builds, modifications, and MCA upgrades
New site construction, modifications, and capacity-add upgrades on existing macro towers. Foundation, grounding, and tower-top work with full-stack crews.
- Tower climbers, rigging discipline, and hard-access planning under real schedule pressure
- MCA / capacity-add modifications and structural reinforcement coordination
- Foundation, grounding, and 200A service upgrades when scope requires
- Carrier-acceptance documentation captured during the work, not after
Rooftop + small cell
Rooftop deployments and small-cell builds for dense coverage
Urban rooftop installs, magnetic-mount water-tank deployments, and small-cell radio + backhaul integration with landlord and AHJ coordination handled.
- Rooftop site readiness, screening, and landlord coordination
- Magnetic-mount water-tank installs for non-penetrating attachments
- Small-cell radio + backhaul integration with carrier acceptance support
- Code, AHJ, and access-window coordination planned before mobilization
Hard-access sites
Crane, helicopter, and restricted-access site builds
Sites where standard mobilization is not enough — crane operations, helicopter sets, restricted-access locations, and water-tank installations.
- Crane operations and lift planning for tower-top and roof installations
- Helicopter set coordination on remote or constrained sites
- Restricted-access protocols for ports, refineries, prisons, and federal sites
- Safety stand-downs, JSAs, and rescue-readiness baked into mobilization
Antenna + line installs
Antennas, RRUs, lines, grounding, and acceptance testing
Antenna and RRU installations, line and cabling work, grounding to standard, and sweep / PIM testing with the test data packaged into closeout.
- Antenna + RRU installs with commissioning support coordination
- Line installs, mounts, and grounding to carrier and code standards
- Sweep + PIM testing with bidirectional reports included in closeout packets
- QA evidence packs: photos, sweeps, as-builts, and punch tracking
In-building DAS + BDA
In-building DAS and public-safety BDAs for mission-critical coverage
Indoor coverage where it matters: DAS installs across venues and campuses, plus public-safety BDA coordination where code compliance and acceptance are non-negotiable.
- In-building DAS installs and validation support across complex venues and campuses
- Public-safety BDA coordination where code compliance and acceptance are non-negotiable
- Testing support: walk-test coordination, punch resolution, and evidence packaging
- Owner + Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) closeout coordination when required

Integration (IX)

Self-performing integration — from build through activation

Integration (IX)

End-to-end site integration, troubleshooting, and carrier acceptance

Self-performing Integration (IX) General Contractor across all site types and carriers
Internal and external alarm troubleshooting, triage, and resolution before acceptance windows
Site commissioning support: power validation, connectivity checks, and equipment verification
RF validation coordination and drive-test support to confirm coverage objectives
Integration punch-list management and resolution with documented evidence packs
Carrier acceptance coordination — closing the loop between field execution and NOC sign-off

Proof

A record built across carriers and OEMs

Specific program metrics, market lists, and crew detail are available under NDA in your scoping call.

FAQ

Common questions on wireless execution

Which carriers and OEMs do you self-perform for?

HexTel has executed wireless programs for T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, Dish, and Sprint, with OEM work alongside Ericsson and Nokia. 1000+ projects completed across the portfolio, majority wireless.

What is your response window on storm or emergency tower work?

Active-market crews mobilize within the same business day for emergency tower restoration in our coverage states. Out-of-market emergencies are handled through partner crews under our QA standards.

How do you decide between crane and helicopter lifts?

What is in the closeout package?

What safety and RF awareness program do crews work under?

Ready to scope wireless work?

A 30-minute scoping call covers your environment, risks, and the shortest safe path to acceptance. We come prepared with the questions that matter to your carrier program.

Request a Call Review case studies

Wireless execution that ships clean, accepted, and on schedule

Macro tower builds, modifications, and MCA upgrades

Rooftop deployments and small-cell builds for dense coverage

Crane, helicopter, and restricted-access site builds

Antennas, RRUs, lines, grounding, and acceptance testing

In-building DAS and public-safety BDAs for mission-critical coverage

End-to-end site integration, troubleshooting, and carrier acceptance

Ready to scope wireless work?

Wireless execution that ships clean, accepted, and on schedule

Macro tower builds, modifications, and MCA upgrades

Rooftop deployments and small-cell builds for dense coverage

Crane, helicopter, and restricted-access site builds

Antennas, RRUs, lines, grounding, and acceptance testing

In-building DAS and public-safety BDAs for mission-critical coverage

End-to-end site integration, troubleshooting, and carrier acceptance

Ready to scope wireless work?