Comprehensive Light Pole Inspections – Ensuring Safety and Longevity

Light Pole Inspections

Accidents involving fallen light poles at sports complexes and public areas have raised serious safety concerns nationwide. As light poles age, they can suffer from decay or damage, potentially compromising their stability. With many people frequently around these poles during sporting events and recreational activities, the risk associated with a deteriorating pole is significant. To address this risk and ensure safety, routine inspections by qualified professionals are essential to identify poles that require maintenance or replacement.

At Lee Inspection, we provide thorough and reliable light pole inspections to help mitigate these risks.

Our Service Include:

  • Visual Inspection: A detailed examination from the groundline to the top of each pole.
  • Sound and Bore Testing: Industry-standard testing at the groundline, where decay is most likely to occur.
  • Preservative Application: Treatment with preservatives to extend the lifespan of the poles.
  • Inspection Tags:
    • Dated Metal Tags: For poles that pass inspection.
    • Red Tags: Indicating poles that need replacement, with an arrow pointing to the affected area.
  • Data Collection: Comprehensive recording of each pole’s details, including size, type of preservative used, and production year.
  • Electronic Reports: Detailed inspection results and reports.
  • Inspection Results Map: A visual representation of inspection findings.

Who We Serve:

  • School Districts
  • Sports Complexes
  • Parks and Recreation Departments
  • Fairgrounds
  • High-Ropes Obstacle Courses
  • Racetracks
  • Stadiums/Arenas
  • Zip Line Courses
  • Oil Refineries
  • Commercial and Industrial Properties
  • Ball Parks
  • Athletic Facilities
  • Pow-Wow Grounds
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Ensure the safety and longevity of your light poles with Lee Inspection's expert services. Contact us today to schedule an inspection and protect your facilities from potential hazards.