How and why: wood pole inspections

Did you know the oldest wooden utility pole in our infrastructure is estimated to be over 100 years old? In order to get a long lifespan from our wooden pole infrastructure, we meticulously inspect our approximately 40,000 wooden poles that the organization maintains throughout the Pikes Peak Region.
We started inspecting our wooden poles on a 10-year rotation in 2011; each year we set out to inspect and test 4,000 poles, which normally takes eight to 12 weeks to complete.

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