Cellular Antenna Rooftop Leasing
Rooftop Management Services
Rooftop leasing of cellular antennas is an outstanding way to utilize unused space on a building’s roof, and essentially has the potential to add one or more additional tenants.
A rooftop can have antennas mounted on or above its parapet, on top of elevator shafts, and even have small flagpoles or rooftop cell towers mounted on them. They are usually more difficult to see from ground level and can have less of a visual impact by deployed on an existing structure.
Partner With Us To Develop Your Rooftop Site.
AirWave Management is a wireless rooftop leasing and rooftop site management company which works with building owners to develop profitable rooftop cellular antenna sites at locations where cellular antennas already exist. We bring additional revenue generating carrier revenue to your site. A single rooftop antenna installation by a cellular service carrier can generate between $1,000 to up to $3,000 per month per carrier. Your square footage available on the rooftop will determine the number of carriers which can install rooftop antennas at your site. For example, Verizon Wireless and AT&T (Cingular) have a large equipment shelter that take up round 360 square feet which need to go on the roof or in a spare room or basement. Other carriers such as T-Mobile, Sprint- Nextel, Clearwire and Metro PCS use up much less space for their equipment.
AirWave Management helps building owners to further develop rooftop wireless leased sites. As your rooftop antenna site management representatives we will promote your location to our industry contacts and work on your behalf to secure additional rooftop cellular site leases, and expand the site to maximize revenue through the co-location of additional carriers.Cell site owners with existing antennas on their buildings who would like to see if they can receive additional cell tower income are encouraged to contact us. Additionally, if you own a portfolio of buildings between 3 – 7 stories, roughly between 35 and 75 feet high with flat rooftops and available space, and a good line of site, once you have been through the cell site leasing process, Wireless Carriers are more willing to look at your rooftop portfolio to determine if any of your other locations are viable sites. Our rooftop consultants would like to talk to you about wireless rooftop management services.
Rooftop Cellular Site Lease Requirements
We would like to discuss working in partnership with you to develop and manage your existing rooftop lease and bring addition wireless carriers and cell tower rental income to your site. AirWave's rooftop lease consultants are seeking rooftop co-location management contracts for the following types of existing cell tower properties or property portfolios which already have a cellular lease in place:
• 1,200-2,000 square feet of available rooftop space
• Apartment Buildings, Office Buildings, Hospitals, Strip Malls, Self Storage Properties
• Rooftop Sites with billboards
• Rooftop cell site owners with room for one or more additional carriers
• Preferably 1/4 mile or more from closest cellular tower or directly adjacent to an existing rooftop cell tower site
• 30 to 75 feet tall, or 3 to 7 floor buildings, with a clear line of site
• Non-historical, non-contaminated structure with a clean title
If you own a building or portfolio of buildings that meet these requirements, are already leasing space to at least one carrier , our cellular site lease consultants would like to speak with you. We also can help you with the review and negotiation of rooftop cellular antenna leases anywhere in the United States. Please contact us on our
Rooftop Leasing Contact Form
and one of our rooftop site experts will get in touch with you.
Do you still have rooftop cellular antenna leasing questions?
So, you're a landlord with rooftop cellular communication antennas a.k.a "Cell Tower" on your building, and want to tell others things what NOT to do when signing a deal with a carrier? Or maybe you have questions about leasing out your roof to a carrier that contacted you recently, but you don't feel like making your attorney's next mortgage payment...
They don't call it the school of hard knocks for nothing.
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