ElecComm carries and installs ADSS Aerial Cable, ADSS Fiber Cable, and Fiber Optic Cable. Our cable meets the needs of for all types of Fiber distribution. ADSS means All-dielectric Self-supporting Optical Cable.
What are the advantages of ADSS Fiber Optic cables:
1. They are light weight and small diameter reducing the load caused by ice and wind and the load on towers.
2. They have large span length and the largest span is over 1000 meters.
ElecComm Corporation's primary business is on the construction and maintenance of overhead and underground distribution systems in both electrical and telecommunications markets. We focus on the aerial and underground placement, splicing, testing, documentation and restoration of electrical facilities and optical fiber networks.
ElecComm Corporationis a Utility Worker of America (UWUA) Local 369 contractor. Employees working on or around utility electrical facilities will have the necessary work experience and have the necessary equipment required to perform the specific job safely. We provide assurances that we are solely responsible for establishing and maintaining a safe working environment including, but not limited to, procedures and safety equipment necessary for working on and around energized high voltage facilities, gas testing of confined spaced, traffic control and fulfilling all other OSHA requirements and standards.
ElecComm Corporation provides services including the Distribution of Underground Cable Installations, High Voltage Terminations (25Kv, 15Kv, 5Kv) 200A/600A Preformed Elbows, Pothead Termination, Pole Top Termination, In-Line Cable Splicing (hot Shrink/Cold Shrink) for cable sized ranging from #1 to #2 concentric to 1000kcml cable sizes, Secondary Bus Rebuild Work, Pole to Pole look-ups for preparing circuit upgrades (conversions) and pole line extensions, Inspection and test programs for existing infrastructure (i.e. poles, regulators, reclosers, etc.).
Our Fiber Optic Networks expertise provides network construction services for broadband and telecommunication service providers, electric utilities, municipalities and commercial business and properties. We possess the qualifications, ability and experience to install and prep fiber optic splice enclosures, fusion splice and OTDR test per specifications.
Need more information on the construction and maintenance of overhead and underground electrical distribution systems? Contact ElecComm Corporation.
ElecCommis a line construction company providing project management, design, engineering and end to end management expertise to all of New England. We have experience in construction execution and management which allows us to complete cost effective projects in underground and overhead communications work.
Our construction servicescan be a full-service engineering, design, logistics and construction project or, if you only need one aspect of what we do, our services can also be piece meal to suit our client’s needs. Who are our clients? Construction companies, utility companies, manufacturing, municipalities and commercial properties.
With experienced people and top of the line equipment ElecComm can refurbish, renovate, replace, expand and/or maintain facilities and underground or overhead lines.
Golf courses and driving ranges around New England needgolf course netting. Not an easy job, golf course netting needs to be safe and secure in order to protect against property damage and personal injury.
ElecComm provides installation of poles and netting for golf driving ranges and golf courses along with replacement netting and free estimates. All of our golf course poles and netting is done with Redden Nets.
You can count on the installation of your golf course netting to custom fit your needs. You, your customers, and your neighbors need to be completely satisfied with every golf course netting install we do. For information on installation, contact ElecComm.
When storms, natural disasters or accidents such as fire, damage utility linescausing major power outages; utility companies need help restoring power. ElecComm is the company that is called in the New England area.
When large developments, new neighborhoods and condos are built, new utility lines need to be installed and power needs to be brought to those homes. ElecComm in the company to call in the New England area.
Our overhead line segment of our business includes the everyday, installation, removal and maintenance of overhead lines. ECC customers include but are not limited to major utility companies, state and local government, communication service providers, government federally funded projects, municipalities and private entities. If you need a trusted company for both emergency and planned high voltage and communications work, contact us.
ElecComm crews mobilized to the City of Boston to assist NStar with the restoration of power and have worked around the clock. There are still 4000 without power.
ElecComm responded to the NSTAR power outage with several crews and helped to restore power to the City of Boston. ElecComm crews ran 13,000 Volt lines along Stuart St. and spliced cable. They also ran cable in the Marriott downtown. ElecComm was ready and dispatched to various locations in the City of Boston.
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Below is the original article from Boston.com:
BOSTON — About 4,000 customers remain without power a day and a half after a smoky electrical transformer fire in Boston's Back Bay area knocked out electricity to about 21,000.
NStar crews worked through the night into Thursday morning.
NStar said the goal is to get everyone back online by about noon Thursday.
The utility installed temporary cables and dozens of generators to bring back power until permanent repairs can be made, but the extensive work was taking longer than first expected.
There were still traffic restrictions, but no problems were reported. The Massachusetts Turnpike's Exit 22 ramps to Copley Square and Prudential Center were closed to allow for the electrical work.
All subway stations in the area reopened Wednesday afternoon.
We are an independent construction and fiber-optic cable company with innovative, end-to-end, turnkey solutions 24/7 with a storm response team that is always available. We serve clients like electric companies, ISP’s, and municipalities.
ElecComm installs, removes and maintains underground and overhead high and low voltage electric, fiber optic cable and communication distribution systems in any type of environment or if you need an entirely new system, we can handle it. We pay strict attention to regulatory safety standards.
We specialize in the construction, engineering and maintenance in the telecommunications industry in New England. After all, we are one of the largest underground and overhead high/low voltage electric and communications line construction companies in New England; contact us.
Do you need project management, design, and engineering and end to end management expertise for both emergency and planned high voltage and communications work?
ElecComm engineers, manages and performs the construction, splicing, testing, maintenance and restoration of fiber, copper, and hybrid fiber-coax Telco networks all over New England. Our team has laid and spliced thousands of miles of cable up to 35,000 volts.
An official "Fiber is Rolling" construction kickoff media event on Cape Cod for Feb 27 at 11 a.m. at local cable station C3TV's large studio.
We're hoping that the event will be streamed live to desktops, so on the chance you are unable to make it, you can still view the event. We're still sorting out the entire speaker lineup. Confirmed to speak are Congressman Keating and State Sen. Dan Wolf, the chair of Barnstable County commissioners.
We also have three state reps attending. Invitations are going out to Verizon, National Grid, NStar, Statewide, Otis, WHOI, some large businesses,and all media will be invited.
FIBER ROLLING: ElecComm's Angel DeJesus (center) attaches an orange winch line to the inaugural spool of the OpenCape Networkfiber optic cabling this week in Brockton, MA, while Christian DeJesus (left) and Bob Mcgyvers (right) help ready the 9000-foot long cable.
The winch line pulls the fiber to the top of utility poles along the network's route. This first two-mile segment marks the start of the regional network's construction, which is funded by federal BTOP and state broadband funds. CapeNet, which is coordinating the build, said the planned 350 miles of fiber will provide core fiber optic infrastructure on Cape Cod and across large portions of the south coast and Plymouth areas. The company expects to complete construction within 10 months.
To learn more about the OpenCape Network, visit their website here.