How much does a DAS system cost in Georgia?
Costs vary based on square footage, floor count, building materials, and how many carriers you need. Georgia’s high-rise offices, medical facilities, airport hubs, and industrial plants often require more extensive cabling and multi-carrier integration, which can raise costs. Smaller buildings may start in the low tens of thousands, while larger or multi-building systems often fall into the mid–six figures. A full RF survey and iBwave-certified design are needed for accurate pricing.
Why does Georgia have so many indoor cell coverage issues?
Several factors contribute:
- Dense urban development in Atlanta
- Older brick and stone structures in Savannah and Athens
- Steel-framed industrial plants in Macon, Augusta, and Columbus
- Heavy tree canopy causing outdoor signal absorption
- Rapid growth placing strain on carrier towers
DAS brings strong indoor coverage directly into your building, bypassing these external limitations.
Does DAS help in rural or mountainous Georgia regions?
Yes. North Georgia’s elevation, rolling hills, and wooded terrain can significantly weaken outdoor signal. A properly engineered DAS uses donor antennas and smart distribution to deliver strong indoor connectivity even when outdoor coverage is inconsistent.
Do you support all major carriers in Georgia?
Absolutely. Our DAS systems support AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and relevant 5G and LTE bands. We manage carrier coordination, design approvals, and final testing so your system is fully validated.
Which Georgia buildings benefit most from DAS?
Common candidates include:
- Corporate offices
- Hospitals & medical centers
- Universities & research buildings
- Logistics warehouses
- Hotels & conference venues
- Stadiums & event arenas
- Government buildings
- Manufacturing plants
Any facility where communication affects safety, operations, or customer experience will benefit from DAS.
Do you install Georgia public-safety DAS (ERRCS/BDA)?
Yes. We engineer ERRCS/BDA systems that meet Georgia fire code and AHJ standards. Services include RF testing, code-compliant design, fire marshal coordination, acceptance testing, and annual recertification.
Who provides maintenance and monitoring for Georgia DAS systems?
We offer optional maintenance packages, including system health checks, RF rebalancing, component replacement, and ongoing support—especially valuable for large, multi-carrier systems or facilities with high user density.
