Information According to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), all structures exceeding 200 feet above ground level (AGL) must be appropriately marked with tower lights or tower paint. In addition, the Federal
Information These structures will be subject to inspection and enforcement of marking and lighting requirements by the FCC. Although there is no absolute height limit for antenna towers, both agencies have
Information Painting a broadcast communication tower requires specialized work at heights so it is important to hire a professional who is experienced in painting tall structures.
Information This page contains links to the FCC and FAA web sites explaining height limits for towers and other structures and when they must be marked with red and white paint or white strobe lights in
Information The contents of the FAA''s Advisory Circular (AC) dated 12/4/15 contains key points to consider on tower lighting and tower painting – regardless of height. We will go over a few of the
Information For some towers, the FAA can permit an Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS), which maintains a communication tower of any height to be unlit until the ADLS radars detect nearby aircraft, at which
Information PLANNING ADVISORY NOTICE FAA/FCC Lighting, Marking, and Monitoring Requirements FAA/FCC obstruction (“tower”) lighting is often described as “a necessary evil” by
Information The contents of the FAA''s Advisory Circular (AC) dated 12/4/15 contains key points to consider on tower lighting and tower painting – regardless of height. We will go over a few of the
Information RayAccess provides cost efficient painting services to cell towers throughout California. Our rope access technicians will protect the durability, appearance, and FAA requirements of your cell, radio, tv,
Information The height of the structure will be the highest point of the structure including any obstruction lighting or lightning arrester.
Information Although there is no absolute height limit for antenna towers, both agencies have established a rebuttable presumption against structures over 2,000 feet above ground level.
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