Tower owners / Diamond Communications

574 structures · 41 states · 5 registrant names

Diamond Communications towers

Diamond Communications owns 574 constructed structures in the FCC registry — 0% of all registered structures — filed under 5 different entity names. Its largest state is Missouri with 90. The most common type is the lattice tower (56%), the median height is 254 feet, and 53% went up in the 2010s, more than in any other decade.

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  1. 1Structures 574
  2. 2Median height 254 ft
  3. 3Largest state Missouri
  4. 4Registrant names 5
Missouri90Texas76Pennsylvania49Ohio45Georgia34Florida24Alabama23South Carolina21Oklahoma20Indiana18
Diamond Communications structures in its ten largest states, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR, October 2026.

The names it files under

When you look up the tower on your land, the FCC record will show one of these entity names rather than "Diamond Communications". They are the same company for the purposes of your lease: the entity on the record is the one your lease has been assigned to.

Registrant name (as filed)Structures
Diamond Towers V LLC310
Diamond Towers IV LLC246
Diamond Towers II LLC11
Diamond Towers LLC5
Diamond Towers VI LLC2

Types and age

Lattice tower319Monopole107Guyed tower58Tower56Pole21Tree / stealth7Other or unspecified3On a building2Mast1
Diamond Communications structures by type, bars to scale. Source: FCC ASR.
91990s612000s3022010s2022020s
Diamond Communications structures by decade built, columns to scale. Source: FCC ASR.

Where its towers cluster

Diamond Communications has structures in 375 of the counties that have a page on this site. The counties where it owns the most are below, with its share of each county's registered structures — the higher the share, the more likely a tower lease in that county runs to Diamond Communications.

Every state

For a landowner

Diamond Communications is a tower company: it owns the structure and rents space on it to carriers. If its tower stands on your land, you are its landlord, and the rent it pays you is a cost it would like to fix or remove — which is why tower companies themselves, as well as specialist lease buyers, make buyout and extension offers. Whoever the owner is, the calculator values the rent you would give up.

Source: FCC Antenna Structure Registration, weekly public access file (r_tower.zip, created 2026-10-18). Families group FCC registrant names that carry the brand in the name; other registrants are listed as filed. Checked 2026-10-23.