August 26, 2026

The Clear Choice for Rugged Terrain

Honored to support the San Miguel Power Association with their recent mountain line upgrade in Colorado. Providing backup power to the towns of Ouray and Ridgway, this critical line has roots back to the original line that brought electricity to local mines in the late 19th century. Their strategic use of RS composite poles today is more than a technical decision—it’s a commitment to a stronger, more reliable grid for the communities they serve so well. Projects like these define our purpose. And sometimes words can’t quite capture that feeling. We hope this video tribute does – turn your sound on and enjoy the beautiful terrain and skilled work of a crew who knows what’s at stake.

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