ATT Wireless Cell Tower Lease Review and Negotiation Assistance
Have you been contacted about an ATT Wireless Cell Tower Lease by the carrier or one of their consultants? Since merging with Cingular, AT&T ‘s cell phone tower build program has crawled to a stop, but should be active again in the near future. You simply can’t grow a wireless network and add thousands of users weekly without adding more cell towers. Imagine AT&T’s signal as a large pizza. Every time someone joins AT&T they use up bandwidth and the bandwidth shrinks. When you are at a party, and more people arrive and grab a slice of pizza, the pizza shrinks, and eventually you need to call for another pizza delivery. The same holds true for AT&T subscribers. The more AT&T customers there are added to the network, the smaller the amount of bandwidth that thee is available, and the greater the need for more capacity sites. 
If you’ve been approached by AT&T Wireless about them leasing space from you for the construction of a cell tower or rooftop antenna lease, we’d like to help you with your cell phone tower lease review and negotiation. We review and negotiate cell phone tower leases and assist building and land owners in maximizing the profitability of their sites. We charge no up-front fees to review your cell tower lease and all of our work is contingency and performance-based.Additionally, there are several firms that regularly contact property owners with cell tower ground leases or rooftop antenna leases formerly with Cingular or now with AT&T to "guarantee" their rent and protect them from "tower consolidation" or to "optimize their leases". This is nothing short of snake-oil sales. If you are being harassed and need help, let us know. Talk to AirWave Telecom Property Management. Contact us about your
ATT Wireless Cell Tower lease agreement.
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