Poor cell phone reception and dead zones are not issues you want
your tenants and their customers enduring. The proliferation of
cell phones has made the office desk phone almost obsolete. With
the rise of the cell phone as a primary communication tool, tenants
have come to expect reliable network coverage for their premises
and related common areas. The challenge for many tenants, however,
is that their employees may all use different cellular service
providers, with varying levels of coverage.
In most cases, landlords are in the best position to provide the
infrastructure for good cell service to their building. In fact,
the provision of reliable cell service infrastructure is quickly
becoming as vital as other essential and expected utilities, such
as electricity or running water. Ideally, cellular infrastructure
should be implemented when a building is being constructed or
remodeled; however, such infrastructure can be installed at any
point.
