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Mark One Power - Pole Setting
Pole Setting

Mark One Power Hires Gorilla Netting To Install Poles Across Two States

Gorilla Netting completed pole setting for Mark One Power in North Carolina & Florida.

Client
Mark One Power
Location
North Carolina & Florida
Project cost
Roughly $25,000

Project photos

During

Digger derrick truck augering a pole hole beside a parking lot on the Mark One Power pole setting jobDuring
During: Augering a pole hole with a digger derrick
Crane truck lifting a cement pole into position on the Mark One Power pole setting jobDuring
During: Lifting a cement pole off the ground
Digger derrick standing a cement pole upright on the Mark One Power pole setting jobDuring
During: Standing a cement pole up into its hole
Newly set cement pole beside an existing light pole with pallets and cribbing on the ground, Mark One Power jobDuring
During: A new cement pole set, with cribbing still on site
Newly set cement pole with fresh backfill beside a light pole at a building at dusk, Mark One Power jobDuring
During: A freshly set cement pole with new backfill at its base

Mark One Power hired Gorilla Netting for cement pole delivery and setting across two states: six 50 ft cement poles in Florida and thirty-four cement poles in North Carolina.

The challenge

What the job required

Setting cement poles is heavy, exacting work. A poorly set pole puts its structural integrity at risk and creates a safety hazard.

The job also meant coordinating pole delivery, site preparation, and installation across sites in two states.

What we built

The system we designed and installed

In Florida, Gorilla Netting delivered, augered, set, and poured concrete for six 50 ft cement poles, each with 10 ft of direct embedment.

In North Carolina, the crew installed thirty-four cement poles with 7 ft of embedment.

Newly set cement pole with fresh backfill beside a light pole at a building at dusk, Mark One Power jobDuring
During: A freshly set cement pole with new backfill at its base

The outcome

What it means for the client

Mark One Power's poles are set in two states: six 50 ft cement poles delivered, augered, and set in concrete with 10 ft direct embedment in Florida, and thirty-four cement poles installed with 7 ft embedment in North Carolina.

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