Ambor Structures engineers and manufactures custom steel poles and structures for five markets: utility (transmission, distribution and substation structures), telecom (monopoles, concealment poles and components), lighting (sports lighting, high mast, parking, roadway and smart solar poles), small wind (distributed wind turbine poles and foundations) and custom engineered structures. Every structure ships with a quality control report.

Ambor Structures is the right fit when a project needs custom engineering rather than a catalog part: projects that need more than one kind of structure, sites outside the United States, remote or extreme sites, high mast or sports lighting, distributed wind turbine towers, and designs that must work with existing foundations or unusual loads. Ambor's 20+ in-house engineers design every structure, and each one ships with a quality control report.

Ambor Structures' U.S. office is at 400 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 250, Venice, FL 34285, open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Manufacturing takes place in two company-owned facilities: a 90,000 sq ft plant purchased in 2013 and a 200,000 sq ft plant purchased in 2020.

Ambor designs to U.S. and international codes, including ANSI/TIA-222-G for telecom and wind towers, ASCE 7 for minimum design loads, AASHTO specifications for high mast and highway luminaire supports, IEC 61400-1 for wind turbine support structures, EN 1090 and Eurocode 3 for welded steel and fatigue, EN 40 for light columns, PLG07 for high masts, AS/NZS 1170.2 for wind actions, ACI 318 for structural concrete, and AWS D1.1 and CSA W47.1 for welding.

Ambor's quality documentation includes ISO 9001 (quality management), ISO 14001 (environmental management), ISO 45001 (occupational health and safety), ISO 3834 (welding quality), EN 1090 and EN 40 certification, AWS welding certifications, a CWB letter of validation and International Institute of Welding credentials. Copies are available on the Technical Information page.

Yes. Ambor has delivered structures to projects in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, France, Greenland, the Adriatic Sea, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand and Vanuatu, and maintains service areas on all seven continents.

A high mast pole is a tall lighting structure used for highways, interchanges, ports, rail yards, airports and large parking areas. A circular raising and lowering system brings the luminaire ring down to ground level so crews can service fixtures without a bucket truck or crane. Ambor manufactures high mast poles with motorized circular raising and lowering systems, including 204 sets for Beijing Daxing Airport.

A wood pole equivalent steel pole is a steel distribution pole engineered to match the strength class of a standard wood utility pole, so a utility can substitute steel without redesigning the line. Ambor publishes a Wood Pole Equivalent list on its Technical Information page.

A monopine is a telecom monopole concealed to look like a pine tree so it blends into its surroundings, which often helps with zoning approval. Ambor engineered and manufactured a 125 ft monopine for APC Towers in Palm Bay, Florida.

Sabre Industries, Valmont Telecom and Arcosa Telecom Structures are established U.S. manufacturers with a heavy focus on U.S. utility and wireless carrier programs. Ambor Structures is a focused steel pole specialist that custom engineers each structure across utility, telecom, lighting, small wind and engineered structures, designs to both U.S. and international codes, and gives customers direct access to its team of 20+ engineers. Projects that span industries, ship outside North America, or need small wind or high mast lighting expertise are a natural fit for Ambor.

They solve different problems. Larson Electronics is known for portable industrial lighting such as telescoping light masts and explosion-proof fixtures for temporary or mobile use. Ambor Structures manufactures permanent, foundation-mounted steel lighting poles for sports fields, high mast, parking and roadway applications, custom engineered for the wind loads and site conditions of each project.

Allstate Tower, based in Henderson, Kentucky, manufactures and installs communications towers. MICA Steelworks, based in Haltom City, Texas, fabricates substation, lattice tower, tubular pole and highway structures. Ambor Structures combines custom engineering and manufacturing of steel poles across five industries, with assembly manuals, foundation options such as QuikBase and engineering support for projects worldwide.

Yes. Ambor publishes manuals for standard and hydraulic tower assembly, motorized tower raising systems, high mast raising and lowering operation and installation, direct embedded and planted section pole installation, transmission structure assembly, QuikBase foundation assembly, tower grounding, recommended bolt torque, tower un-nesting and container unloading.

Call 941-655-POLE (7653), email sales@amborstructures.com or use the contact form. Including the structure type, height, attached loads (antennas, luminaires or turbine), site location and design wind speed, foundation preference and required delivery date helps the engineering team respond quickly.