Microwave Backhaul
Point-to-point capacity between two places that need to behave like one network. We survey the path, license it, build it and keep it running - for operators who need transport, not retail service.
Who this is for
- Internet service providers extending coverage to a new tower or service area
- Carriers and CLECs that need transport to a site fiber has not reached
- Tower owners and colocation operators lighting up a new structure
- Municipal, public-safety and institutional networks buying transport wholesale
- Enterprises running their own network operations across multiple sites
Transport where fiber has not been built
Fiber is the right answer wherever it already runs. Where it does not, the choice is usually between waiting on a build that takes seasons and finding another way to move the traffic. A microwave path can be surveyed, licensed and turned up on a far shorter timeline, across terrain, water and rail crossings that make trenching impractical.
Built by an operator that runs its own network
We are not a contractor who leaves after commissioning. Hudson Valley Wireless has run its own hybrid fiber optic and fixed wireless network across upstate New York since 2002, from Green Island. The paths we build for other operators are engineered by the same people, to the same standard, as the ones carrying our own customers' traffic.
What we handle
- Path survey, line-of-sight and link budget analysis
- Spectrum coordination and licensing
- Tower, rooftop and structure mounting
- Installation, alignment and commissioning
- Ongoing monitoring of the link
- Maintenance and service calls by local technicians