Concrete form elevated site (CFES)

1. A method of providing telecommunication services, the method comprising:

creating an elevated containment structure at a site for providing telecommunications services, the elevated containment structure defining a containment field of loose materials that is substantially surrounded by walls of the elevated containment structure, wherein the creation of the elevated containment structure further comprises:

forming the walls above a ground level, comprising:

positioning a plurality of forms to create a gap between at least two of the forms; and

positioning at least one conduit through the gap to drain water from the containment field through each of the walls;

disposing a layer of exterior fill material between the walls and the ground;

disposing a first fill material in the gap;

disposing a second fill material within the containment field, the second fill material being the loose material;

positioning an equipment pad on a portion of the second fill material, a portion of the second fill material being level with the equipment pad around a periphery of the equipment pad, wherein the equipment pad is supported entirely by the second fill material and the equipment pad is not in physical contact with any portion of the walls;

positioning telecommunications equipment on the equipment pad;

receiving a signal at the telecommunications equipment from one of an end user and a service provider; and

communicating the signal from the equipment to the other of the end user and the service provider.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein creating the elevated containment structure further includes creating footings on at least each corner of the elevated containment structure to support the walls, and wherein a portion of the second fill material is above the ground level.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the conduit is a french drain positioned approximately at ground level and spanning a width of each of the walls of the containment structure, and wherein the second fill material covers an entire planar surface within the elevated containment structure.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein positioning the plurality of forms includes positioning forms that are constructed using expanded polystyrene around a nylon web, and wherein an exterior of the walls includes a siding material enhancing the aesthetics of the elevated containment structure.

5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the siding material is one of expanded polystyrene around a nylon web vinyl siding, and wood siding.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein creating the elevated containment structure further includes creating a cap along the top of the walls, the cap being flush with the equipment pad and a portion of the second fill material surrounding the periphery of the equipment pad.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein positioning telecommunications equipment on the equipment pad further includes positioning remote terminal equipment including digital loop carrier equipment.

8. The method of claim 1 , wherein the fill material is flooded sand layered on top with stone.

9. A method of installing telecommunications equipment, the method comprising:

creating an elevated containment structure at a site for providing telecommunications services, the elevated containment structure defining a containment field of loose materials that is substantially surrounded by walls of the elevated containment structure positioned above a ground level, wherein the creation of the elevated containment structure further comprises:

positioning a plurality of forms to create a gap between at least two of the forms;

positioning at least one conduit through the gap of the elevated containment structure to drain water from the containment field through each of the walls;

disposing concrete in the gap to create the walls;

disposing a layer of exterior fill material between the walls and the ground;

loosely disposing a fill material within the containment field, a portion of the fill material being above the ground level;

positioning an equipment pad on a portion of the fill material, wherein the equipment pad is supported entirely by the fill material and the equipment pad is not in physical contact with any portion of the walls;

creating a cap along the top of the walls, the cap being substantially flush with the equipment pad and the fill material surrounding the equipment pad; and

positioning telecommunications equipment on the equipment pad.

10. The method of claim 9 , wherein creating the elevated containment structure further includes creating footings on at least each corner of the elevated containment structure to support the walls.

11. The method of claim 9 , wherein creating the elevated containment structure further comprises:

constructing the conduit to span a width of each of the walls of the containment structure, wherein the conduit is a french drain positioned approximately at ground level; and

disposing the exterior fill material around the elevated containment structure for absorbing water drained through the conduit.

12. The method of claim 9 , wherein positioning the plurality of forms includes positioning forms that are constructed using expanded polystyrene around a nylon web.

13. The method of claim 9 , wherein creating the elevated containment structure further includes applying a dressing to one or more exterior walls of the elevated containment structure to enhance aesthetics of the elevated containment structure.

14. The method of claim 13 , wherein the dressing is one of expanded polystyrene around a nylon web, vinyl siding, and wood siding.

15. The method of claim 9 , wherein positioning telecommunications equipment on the equipment pad further includes positioning remote terminal equipment including digital loop carrier equipment, the fill material being flooded sand topped with rock.

16. An elevated telecommunications platform comprising:

an elevated containment structure at a site for providing telecommunications services, the elevated containment structure defining a containment field of loose materials that is substantially surrounded by a plurality of walls of the elevated containment structure, the plurality of walls being above ground level and supported by a plurality of footings;

the plurality of walls being formed from positioning a plurality of forms to create a gap between at least two of the forms, with concrete disposed within the gap;

a layer of exterior fill material between the walls and the ground;

a cap of concrete disposed on top of the plurality of walls to contain a fill material;

the fill material being at least partially loosely disposed within the containment field;

an equipment pad positioned on a portion of the fill material, wherein the equipment pad is supported entirely by the fill material and the equipment pad is not in physical contact with any portion of the walls; and wherein the loose materials of the fill material is level with the equipment pad and surrounds the equipment pad; and

telecommunications equipment positioned on the equipment pad.

17. The elevated telecommunications platform of claim 16 , further comprising a conduit.

18. The elevated telecommunications platform of claim 17 , wherein the fill material is flooded sand layered on top with stone, and wherein a periphery of the elevated containment structure includes the exterior fill material for absorbing water drained from the elevated containment structure by the conduit.

19. The elevated telecommunications platform of claim 17 , wherein the conduit is a French drain spanning a width of each of the plurality of walls.

20. The elevated telecommunications platform of claim 16 , wherein the cap, the loose materials of the fill material and the equipment pad are substantially flush, and wherein the fill material covers an entire planar surface of the elevated containment structure.