Tower owners / Vertical Bridge
1,647 structures · 48 states · 16 registrant names
Vertical Bridge towers
Vertical Bridge owns 1,647 constructed structures in the FCC registry — 1% of all registered structures — filed under 16 different entity names. Its largest state is Texas with 154. The most common type is the tower (22%), the median height is 270 feet, and 24% went up in the 2010s, more than in any other decade.
- 1Structures 1,647
- 2Median height 270 ft
- 3Largest state Texas
- 4Registrant names 16
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 "Vertical Bridge". 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 |
|---|---|
| Vertical Bridge S3 Assets, LLC | 327 |
| Vertical Bridge CC FM, LLC | 275 |
| Vertical Bridge CC AM, LLC | 259 |
| Vertical Bridge Development, LLC | 225 |
| Vertical Bridge NTCF, LLC | 198 |
| VERTICAL BRIDGE TOWERS V, LLC | 173 |
| Vertical Bridge Towers III, LLC | 66 |
| Vertical Bridge VBTS, LLC | 37 |
| Vertical Bridge Towers, LLC | 30 |
| Vertical Bridge CCR, LLC | 24 |
| Vertical Bridge 500, LLC | 23 |
| Vertical Bridge Towers, IV LLC | 6 |
Plus 4 smaller registrant names.
Types and age
Where its towers cluster
Vertical Bridge has structures in 749 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 Vertical Bridge.
| County | Vertical Bridge | Share of county |
|---|---|---|
| Anchorage Municipality, AK | 38 | 12% |
| Matanuska-Susitna Borough, AK | 37 | 29% |
| Fairbanks North Star Borough, AK | 28 | 18% |
| Kenai Peninsula Borough, AK | 21 | 14% |
| Cook County, IL | 17 | 3% |
| Mahoning County, OH | 14 | 10% |
| Harris County, TX | 14 | 1% |
| LaSalle County, IL | 13 | 14% |
Every state
For a landowner
Vertical Bridge 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.