Telecommunications Construction

We Build the Networks That Keep You Connected

From cellular tower sites across the Southwest to in-building wireless systems inside the nation's busiest airports — Clotworthy Construction delivers, safely and on schedule.

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2001Serving Carriers Since
200K+Safe Man-Hours Per Year
7K+Completed Projects
1 WkCrew Mobilization
What We Do

Full-Service Wireless Infrastructure

A single dependable partner for every phase of network construction — from raw land builds to the systems hidden inside terminal ceilings.

Cellular Site Construction

New site builds, tower erection, modifications, and tenant improvements. Monopoles, self-support, and guyed towers — our crews mobilize within one week of notice to proceed.

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In-Building Wireless / DAS

Distributed Antenna Systems for large venues where coverage can't fail. Proven installations at San Diego International, LAX, and Long Beach Airport.

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Fiber & Underground

FTTH, directional boring, fiber and coaxial splicing, ITS, and MDU construction — the backbone work that ties every network together.

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Fully loaded cellular monopole with carrier antenna arrays
Why Clotworthy

Experience You Can Build On

For more than two decades, the nation's major carriers and integrators have trusted Clotworthy Construction to execute — because success starts with choosing the right team.

  • 80+ employees and self-performing crews — civil, antenna & line, warehouse, and project teams
  • Responsive project execution and one-week mobilization
  • A safety-first culture with a low EMR — every accident is preventable
  • Members of NATE, Avetta, and RapidRatings
About Our Company
Featured Work

DAS for the Nation's Busiest Airports

When millions of passengers expect five bars from curb to gate, airports call Clotworthy. We've engineered and installed in-building wireless systems at San Diego International, Los Angeles International (LAX), and Long Beach Airport.

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Airport terminal interior