Haverfield Aviation Inc. is the leading provider of helicopter power line inspections, as well as maintenance, repair, upgrade, replacement and construction support services to the North American electric utility industry. Founded in 1981 and based in Gettysburg, PA, Haverfield is recognized as the pioneer of aerial transmission services to the utility industry, revolutionizing power services by demonstrating the applicability of helicopters to the transmission grid.

Haverfield provides the most comprehensive suite of end-to-end aerial services focused on transmission structures and overhead electric lines with voltages ranging from 69 kV to 765 kV. The Company was the first aerial services provider to perform work on energized transmission lines and remains the leader for these highly specialized services that enable electric utilities to keep lines in service while performing maintenance and repair, saving utilities millions of dollars in lost revenue and energy replacement costs.

Haverfield has redefined aerial transmission services with proprietary work procedures, methodologies and tools that have led to multiple existing and pending patents. Headquartered in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the Company has established relationships with nearly every major electric utility in North America and has inspected and maintained more than 225,000 miles of transmission lines and 250,000 transmission structures.

Haverfield’s mission statement, “Growth with Strength and Honor,”is the hallmark of Haverfield’s operational success. For more than 30 years, Haverfield has revolutionized helicopter transmission solutions through its culture of innovation, safety and integrity.

Haverfield’s Values:

Energized-line work eliminates interruption of service
Full lifecycle solution, including end-to-end inspection, maintenance, repair and construction support services (one-stop shop)
Aerial access minimizes environmental impact and right-of-way intrusion
Extensive experience customizing solutions that no competitor can fully replicate