Fiber To The Tower

Hundreds of towers and growing – dedicated fiber backhaul for wireless networks

Thousands of Happy Customers (And Counting)
Your Trusted FTTT Partner

Future-Ready Foundation to wireless networks

Fatbeam’s portfolio of wireless communication sites include towers within Idaho and Oregon.

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40+ Towers We give you the space, power, and connectivity options to easily expand 
your network.
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On-Call Tower Technicians Smart Hands are provided by our experienced field services team – with 24/7 site monitoring offered through our NOC.
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Communication Hub

Using our existing tower infrastructure minimizes resources required for new construction, ongoing maintenance, and repairs.

Tower Infrastructure by the Numbers

Easily expand your network with Fatbeam.

40+

Towers in the Western U.S.

55 ms

Latency Guarantee

<1%

Packet Loss

1,400+

On-Net Buildings

150,000+

Total Fiber Miles

150+

Total Cities

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Reach out to Fatbeam for affordable, stress-free wireless access.

Lower Costs. Fewer Resources Required.

Fatbeam’s existing tower infrastructure reduces costs and resources required for:

  • New Construction
  • Ongoing Maintenance
  • Repairs
In today's connected world, a business is only as good as it's Internet link. Fatbeam Internet is fast, reliable and capable, just as a business should be.
LEONARD WILSON

Tamarack Aerospace Group

Your Choice for Fiber to the Tower

Wireless Communication Made Simple

With the attention on middle mile and last mile communications services, towers have taken on new importance. That’s where Fatbeam comes in.

What is Fiber to the tower?

Fatbeam’s Fiber to the Tower (FTTT) delivers high-capacity, low-latency fiber connectivity directly to wireless tower sites. Built for mobile carriers, WISPs, and tower operators, FTTT provides the reliable backhaul required to support 4G/LTE today and scale efficiently for 5G and future network growth.

How do businesses benefit from Fatbeam Fiber to the Tower?

By delivering dedicated fiber backhaul to tower sites, businesses benefit from faster speeds, lower latency, and more reliable wireless connectivity—ideal for failover, fixed wireless, and next‑generation network demands.
 

How do I get started with fiber to the tower?

Getting started with FTTT is simple. Availability and tower access are handled directly through Fatbeam’s Carrier & Wholesale team, who can review on‑net and near‑net options, capacity needs, and deployment timelines. Contact our carrier department today to discuss tower locations, backhaul requirements, and next steps.
 
Tower Infrastructure

FAQS

All your burning questions about tower infrastructure, answered.

Wireless communication sites are locations equipped with infrastructure that supports wireless communication services. These include cell towers, base stations, small cells, distributed antenna systems, and microwave towers.

Using a tower infrastructure provider helps businesses leverage the benefits of high-quality, reliable wireless communication without the complexities and costs of managing the infrastructure themselves.

Third-party tower infrastructure allows service providers to rapidly expand network coverage and capacity without the significant capital expenditure and maintenance responsibilities associated with building and operating their own tower infrastructure. It also facilitates more efficient use of resources, as multiple service providers can share the same tower infrastructure, reducing the overall environmental and physical footprint of wireless networks.
How It Works

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