Selecting Cell Tower Locations
Do you have potential cell tower locations? Here’s our brief cell tower leasing qualifier. AirWave Telecom Property Management is a leader in cellular site marketing, promotion development and development. Our Principals have identified, leased and developed over 1,000 cell tower sites in the United States over the last 25 years for all major wireless carriers and their own consulting firms. As a cellular tower leasing and management company we are actively seeking landowners and building owners with available rooftop space or ground space where we can bring a wireless carrier to build a cell tower or roof top site. Can you do this on your own without us?Sure, anyone can market their properties on their own to a wireless carrier. You'll have about less than 1% chance of getting your cell tower locations selected when you submit your site to a nameless person a cell phone carrier who may or may not be budgeted to build in your area, or who has incompetent real estate consultants surveying sites for them.Since as cellular tower consultants we essentially joint-venture with you on the development of a cellular site, we have a direct interest in maximizing the profitability of your location. Smart property owners recognize the added value we bring to the table when partnering with you to develop your site. What kind of Cell Tower Sites is AirWave Telecom Property Management looking for?
1. Flat Rooftops in urban and suburban areas are the primary cell tower locations we target. The structures can be office buildings or industrial parks, factories, medical centers or hotels, schools, apartment buildings, or shopping centers. Sites we like to represent average around 40-55 feet in height and are generally from 3 to 7 stories high. Buildings should not be on any Historical Registers, EPA or Superfund locations, or preserved or designated green conservation areas. They can be zoned in residential, commercial, industrial or even agricultural (for mounting on silos or barns). ATT and VZW have equipment shelter that are around 360 ft. sq., and generally get place on the roof of a building. Other carriers such as Sprint or T-Mobile take up much less rooftop space. Your available rooftop space (and municipal wireless ordinance) will determine how many carriers you can deploy onto the roof. Additionally, some equipment cabinets can be placed inside the building or even located in the basement or externally if required.
2. Raw Land and Ground Space leasing is also our major focus. Even if you already have a cell tower nearby, if the capacity isn't maxed-out yet, soon it will be. We love our cell phones in the United States and cell towers aren't going to be disappearing ANYTIME soon. We are looking for sites that have at least 2,000 ft. sq. of available ground space. Same criteria above on potential locations, environmental and historical designations pertain to new cell tower construction. Make sure that you don't have flooding or wetlands issues. Especially if you have bad cell coverage in your area and your GUT tells you that your property could be a good potential location we'd like to talk to you. You can get the coordinates and Elevation / AMSL (Above Mean Sea Level) of your property at a great website called Terra Server which can help you in evaluating your site. Please take a few minutes to contact us and tell us about your cell tower locations and one of our Principal Cell Tower Lease Consultants will get in touch with you to discuss representing your site.
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