Testimonials

It is not uncommon for our customers to mount cameras atop one of our towers.  This particular customer was experiencing a wobble on the monitor.  The following testimonial is in regards to a special locking device we developed and incorporated into our tower.  This new design eliminated the wobble they had been experiencing.

"I am writing you to express my extreme satisfaction with your Aluma Tower Trailer/Shelter/Tower, Model F61WA812TS, which we purchased last year. From the time we arrived in Vero Beach to pick up our trailer until now, the continued customer service that you and your company has provided us has been impeccable.

The quality and outstanding workmanship of this trailer is constantly being commented on when I show it to other Public Safety Communications professionals.

When we picked up the trailer last summer and drove it back to California, we encountered extreme weather in many states. We even encountered 50 mile per hour cross winds on the interstates and had zero handling problems. The stability and handling characteristics of this trailer are absolutely amazing. The one-ton Chevy pickup had no problem towing this heavy trailer.

Again, thank you very much for such and outstanding American product and the excellent service behind it.

Respectfully,
Chris Von Mueller - Space and Naval Warfare Center

“Everything worked out great and our customer should be very please with the product that we are providing. Let me know in the next few weeks how the second order of four towers is progressing. Again thanks to everyone at Aluma tower for all of your support.”

Regards,
Chad Owens
Project Engineer
Solar Technology, Inc.

"My trust and belief in the AlumaTower product was forged during Hurricane Opal in 1995 and numerous incidents since then."

Ben D. Holycross
Polk County Emergency Management

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"I appreciate you and your employee taking the time to research the older towers and set me on the right track toward replacing the counter-crank rope.

I bought my T-140 in 1980 and it was one of the wisest purchases I ever made in ham radio, and I've been one for 46 years now. What has really impressed me was that I ordered and received a tower and mast in perfect condition and, despite hurricane Hugo and other such weather we have in central S.C., the tower has continued to function more or less like a new one.

The aluminum stil gleams in the morning sun, all the welding joints are perfectly intact, the mast rotates the Gemquad with its Ham-IV rotater and the only reason I called you was
the dry rot of the rope crank-down cable, which should have rottes long before now given that it is in the shade all the time.I get to listen to my friends fuss over whether to climb (the steel) tower to paint it, or dismantle it first. I need to install a 2 meter antenna on top of the mast and fix a loose wire on the quad. I'll get my older son to help, remove two bolts, lower the tower to a sawhorse with a light block-and-tackle, perform less than 30 minutes work, including fixing the rope, crank the tower up again and I'll be ready to go.
Thank you for a first-quality product, and look forward to my order later on for another Aluma tower. I've run out of pine trees and will need another tower."

With kind regards and best wishes I am sincerely yours,
Leo L. Walker, D.Sc., M.D., M.P.H. (Amateur radio call sign N3LW)