Independent RF engineers and licensed contractors serving municipalities and property owners exclusively. No carrier affiliations. No conflicts of interest.
Carriers bring engineers, attorneys, and technical reports to every negotiation. Property owners and cities show up with lease documents they cannot verify and compliance certifications they cannot test. That imbalance is why SCM Advisors exists.
Our team has worked both sides. We have deployed networks for carriers, negotiated leases for property owners, and reviewed thousands of permit applications for cities. That perspective shows where the gaps are, where misrepresentations occur, and what actually matters in wireless infrastructure decisions versus what just sounds technical. Property owners need to know if lease terms reflect reality. Cities need to know if permit applications meet federal law. Attorneys need technical evidence that survives cross-examination. We provide the engineering analysis that makes those things possible.

Michael founded SCM Advisors after watching technical complexity consistently disadvantage property owners and municipalities in wireless infrastructure negotiations. With experience on both sides of the industry, he recognized that cities were approving permit applications and landlords were signing lease amendments without any independent means to verify what they were agreeing to. The technical expertise existed entirely on one side of the table.
Under his leadership, SCM has grown from analyzing individual rooftop installations to providing nationwide consulting for commercial portfolios, municipal wireless programs, and institutional properties. The firm's focus has never changed: deliver independent technical analysis that property owners and cities can rely on when carriers present lease amendments, upgrade proposals, and permit applications backed by engineering reports clients have no resources to challenge.

Robert brings over 15 years of telecommunications construction experience to SCM Advisors. As a licensed California contractor, he has overseen thousands of wireless facility deployments for Crown Castle, Ericsson, and Velocitel Services, managing installations from permitting through commissioning. He knows how sites are supposed to be built and how they are actually built.
At SCM, Robert directs technical operations including rooftop audits, equipment verification, and compliance documentation. He leads field teams that measure what is installed versus what lease terms authorize, document power and antenna configurations against approved specifications, and identify where carrier modifications create safety concerns or compensation gaps. His construction background turns technical specifications into enforceable lease language and compliance findings clients can act on.

Kyle brings over 30 years of RF engineering expertise to SCM Advisors. He founded Kyle Wayne and Associates, an engineering firm specializing in microwave path design and RF compliance, and is recognized as a leading technical authority on 5G safety standards and FCC exposure regulations. His background includes service in the U.S. Navy's Nuclear Power Program, where he studied engineering and physics, followed by business education at Canada College.
At SCM, Kyle's work focuses on RF exposure analysis, FCC compliance verification, and expert testimony in wireless infrastructure disputes. He conducts the field measurements and modeling that confirm whether installations meet Maximum Permissible Exposure limits, whether carrier-submitted compliance reports reflect actual site conditions, and whether Section 6409 applications accurately represent RF emission changes. His findings are built to withstand regulatory and legal scrutiny.
That rooftop in Southern California is where SCM Advisors began. An elderly property owner discovered cellular equipment had been installed on her building without her knowledge or consent. The carriers had documentation. She had nothing. No record of approval, no technical explanation, no recourse without expertise she did not have. It was not an oversight. It was the industry operating exactly as designed.
That case made visible what was happening quietly across the country. Municipalities processing permit applications with no independent means to verify the technical claims inside them. Property owners signing lease amendments drafted entirely by carrier legal teams. The engineering knowledge required to understand what was being agreed to existed on one side of every transaction. SCM Advisors was built to change that.
Lease amendments, permit applications, and compliance certifications contain technical claims that require engineering expertise to evaluate. Independent verification is not a procedural formality. It is how decisions get made on equal footing.