Wood Poles
Every overhead line engineer has seen it – a pole shows signs of decay, yet the obvious question isn’t whether decay exists – it’s whether the pole can still safely do the job it was designed to do. At EP Marine & Rail, that same...
Wood Poles
We can reinforce multiple wood poles in a single day, compared to an average of one full pole replacement per day. The UK electricity industry is facing a growing challenge. Timber shortages, rising costs and ageing infrastructure mean that extending wood pole service...
Wood Poles
Wood pole reinforcement is becoming an increasingly important solution at a time when pressure is rising for UK utilities to operate under supply constraints, rising infrastructure demand, and ongoing economic uncertainty. The UK timber market is currently in a...
Wood Poles
Across the UK, overhead line networks rely heavily on timber poles – many of which have been in service for decades. While these assets are inherently durable, their greatest point of vulnerability is also their least visible: Decay at ground line. Industry...
Wood Poles
In infrastructure management, decisions about wood poles often feel simple: replace anything that looks compromised. After all, a new pole removes uncertainty. It ticks compliance boxes and it eliminates risk – at least on paper. But here’s the uncomfortable...
