My STR tenants that were doing soil remediation and underground fiber optic network installation went home for 2 weeks because they couldn't work.

We also represent owners who would like their properties considered for future sites and manage building risers, fiber deployments, etc.

.), tower owners/operators will post site locations on their website or provide database access to approved parties and 3rd party websites that aggregate.However, leasing space on towers will be dependent on various factors ranging from structural capability (existing load/design capacity), availability of utilities and wired connectivity (fiber optics/coax), how much ground space is available for new equipment (could require a new lease with the property owner) and other technical variables that impact coverage and interaction with other existing equipment.In general, anyone looking to build a tower or some other type of site will seek you out.

I used to work at Toray Composites manufacturing carbon fiber material for aerospace companies.

Just wanted to give my  $.02 before you find yourself out on the golf course with what you believe is a carbon fiber umbrella, when it is in fact nothing more than a vinyl wrapped, steel lightning rod. 

You can have external sidings in either stucco or fiber cement for strength and less maintenance.

Asbestos is super tiny fibers that if not removed and cleaned the right way will only create a "spill" and will cost you a lot more than if you just get a GAC to do it from the get go.

Hardyplank, fiber board (junk!)

No national chain of any type (or most business of any moderate size) wants to run their business off a DSL line, since every second of downtime can costs huge dollars they are probably looking for business class, fiber-based service potentially using a provider they already contract with as part of their IT services.I'm in agreement with others here, add the 50k in monthly installments over the course of the lease and thank them for the improvement to your building.

It goes like this:“Suppose you had only one seed of corn that you could plant.