S&N is advancing the telecommunications and infrastructure construction industries as fast as you’re reading these words. So, in an effort to share all that’s happening, we’ll be dropping posts on the S&N blog. Because, when it comes to keeping you informed, We’ve Got This.
The trucks will move on. The equipment will leave. The work zone will come down. But the infrastructure stays. That’s the perspective that matters. The systems being built and maintained today will continue serving homes, businesses and communities long after the jobsite disappears. It means looking beyond today’s production and thinking about tomorrow’s performance. Because […]
The S&N Infrastructure team had a great two days at the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Summit & Fiber Expo in Richmond! Events like this give our team the opportunity to connect with industry professionals, strengthen relationships, exchange ideas, and stay engaged with the continued growth of broadband and fiber infrastructure throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Thank […]
Damage prevention, industry connections and 24 first-place winners – that’s a day well spent! S&N Infrastructure was proud to team up with our great partners at WV811 to connect with attendees and share the importance of damage prevention, while showcasing the work our teams perform every day across Fiber Operations, Electrical Distribution and Utility […]
We’re proud to announce the well-deserved promotion of Cody Sherron to Vice President of Infrastructure & Expansion. Cody joined S&N in 2015 as a Site Superintendent, working directly in the field and overseeing the day-to-day execution of our work. Since then, his career has grown alongside the company — progressing from Site Superintendent to […]
Nashville was more than a stop on the calendar – it was an opportunity to connect, learn and strengthen relationships across our industry. The S&N Infrastructure team wrapped up a great week in Nashville, TN, representing our organization at both the ISE EXPO and the Global Damage Prevention Summit. At the Global Damage […]
To most people, it’s a few lines of paint and a handful of flags. To a utility locator, it’s information that someone else will rely on. Before a utility is marked, there’s work happening behind the scenes, reviewing available information, evaluating the site, identifying infrastructure, tracing facilities and determining where those facilities need to […]