Utility Poles, Replacements for Property Owned Poles & Aerial Cables.  High Reach Utility Pole Services. Utility Poles - New Installations and Replacements. Storm Damage Contractors for Pole Lights Utility Poles, Sports Lights. Privately Owned Poles for Schools, Public Facility or Commercial Property.    We Supply and Install Utility Poles in Philly, PA. NJ. Del. ASK US ABOUT: Utility Pole Renewal: Pole-Crete Stabilizer Foam with Guy-Wire Bracing.  Machine excavation. Bucket truck rig to pull pole straight.  Diagonal guy-wire is needed for counter tension. Mix and pour 2 part chemical mixture to fill entire excavated opening.  Contact us for Difficult Location Utility Pole. Pole to pole or building to pole, we can get the work done quick for you. Aerial electrical services, cabling installations and guy-wire supporting.  From high voltage to LV communication we are the utility pole experts. Ask us about utility company requirements and local utility pole codes. Philadelphia Utility Poles and Aerial Cables    All Utility Pole Work.... Aerial Cables, Power, Data. Utility poles are divided into ten classes, from 1 to 10. The classes' definition specifies a minimum circumference that depends on the species of tree and the length of the pole. This circumference is measured 6 feet from the butt of the pole. There is also a minimum top circumference that is the same for all species and lengths. Class 1 pole has a minimum top circumference of 27 inches. If it is 25 feet long and cedar (most utility poles are cedar), the circumference measured 6 feet from the bottom must be at least 43.5 inches. The higher the class number, the skinnier the pole. Pole lengths start at 16 feet and increase by 2-foot steps to 22 feet, then by fives from 25 feet to 90 feet. A 90-foot class 1 western red cedar pole weighs about 6,600 pounds. A 16-foot pole weighs only about 700. A 35-foot pole is a typical length used in cities to carry one or two crossarms. Poles are spaced about 100 feet to 150 feet apart, with 125 feet being typical.  Examples of jobs by Able Group Inc. on Utility Poles

Supply Space, Safety Zone Space, and Communications Space.   A device is described for connecting two electric aerial cables. Each aerial cable has tube, containing optical fibers, which is cabled with electric conductors and strength member. Means are provided for the mechanical and electrically conductive joining of the electric conductors and strength members of the two cables. A sealed splice carrier for receiving the spliced connections of the optical fibers comprises two concentric tubes (7, 9) with a annular gap between them. The annular gap is sealed at both ends. The optical fibers are inserted into the annular gap through apertures in the end seals (8). The spliced connections and a length of optical fibers are stored in the annular gap. The splice carrier (5) surrounds the means (21, 3) for the mechanical and electrically conductive joining and is attached to the electrically conductive joining means (3) or to the aerial cables (1).