How can I inquire about providing a new lease site for a major carrier?

by Gary
(Oakland, CA)

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I am the facility supervisor for a condo complex in the Oakland hills, in the SF Bay area. We are situated in a small high valley that limits cell reception.

I am interested in talking to either Verizon or ATT about putting a cell tower on our property. How does one begin that process?

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Oct 28, 2013
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by: Mouse Heart

For the lowest cell tower rental rates in California, call the Verizon Wireless office in San Francisco.

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