Capital Telecom Services

Owner Kevin Turrisi leads the firm. Testimonials on the CTS website, dating back to 2010, describe him as having a strong attention to detail and project integrity. Day-to-day direction of tower services falls to Corey Emlin, a US Navy veteran with over 15 years in telecom site acquisition and integration.

CTS operates three main verticals: in-building wireless (DAS, WiFi, small cell, public safety), tower services, and fiber plant construction. Within those verticals, it handles design, engineering, installation, testing, and maintenance. The company also performs structured cabling for airports, hospitals, stadiums, hospitality venues, and enterprise buildings.

The firm's website positions it as a direct contractor to large wireless providers, wireless support organizations, general contractors, and large enterprises. Testimonials mention repeat engagements since at least 2010, indicating a relationship-driven project pipeline rather than a formal asset-gathering or fundraising process.

No. CTS does not present itself as a family office or investment firm. It is an operating telecommunications engineering and construction company that generates revenue through project-based contract work. Its financial reporting references enterprise loans and insurance finance interactions, not a portfolio of marketable securities or direct investments.

There is no public indication that CTS manages third-party capital or operates an investment portfolio. The company's website frames it purely as a services business, and it does not disclose any AUM, fund structures, or deployed capital. Its 'Financial Report 2019' and an enterprise loan recorded in 2016 appear on its portfolio page; Altss research has not been able to independently verify further details on those items.