Light towers, field poles and rink lighting worked from the top of the pole — by a fourth-generation steeplejack company that has been climbing since 1953.
Stadium towers and field poles put their fixtures well out of reach, often on grass banks, behind fencing, or beside a running track where a lift can’t set up. HigherUSA crews climb and work from the pole itself, the same way we service tall flagpoles and steeples.
For schools, parks, rinks and stadiums. Tell us what’s out and where, and we’ll tell you how we’d reach it.
Work inside multi-fixture arrays and head frames at the top of stadium towers, where the whole bank of lights is serviced in place.
Ballfield, practice-field and rink light poles, including side-mounted fixtures and poles set in tight or uneven ground.
Removing, servicing and re-setting fixtures from pole-top platforms and cages, so the work is done where the light is mounted.
Harnessed, tied-off climbing access for poles a lift can’t reach: sloped banks, fenced fields and sites with no room to set up.
Up-close checks of the pole, platform and mounting hardware, including corrosion and rust you can’t see from the ground.
We provide the at-height access and crew your electrical contractor needs, and coordinate the work so the field gets back in use quickly.
Photographed on HigherUSA lighting jobs.
Most lighting problems are an access problem. We are a full-service elevated specialty company with four generations of steeplejack experience, a workshop, and loaded service vehicles, so the crew that shows up can reach the fixture wherever the pole stands.
The same crews, the same equipment, and the same approach to height.
Send the site, pole or tower height, photos, and what isn’t working. We’ll tell you quickly how we’d reach it and when a crew can be there.