For carriers & site acquisition
Make hard-to-deploysites deployable.
MetroVault helps carrier RF, deployment, and site acquisition teams solve the physical equipment-placement constraints that block otherwise valuable locations.
The real problem
The RF location may be right.The site may still fail.
- Sites fail because the physical deployment model doesn't fit — not because the RF need is weak.
- Search rings produce locations that look good on a map but fail in property reality.
- Traditional equipment placement creates landlord, municipal, or operational friction.
Where MetroVault helps
Another tool when theissue is placement, not RF.
- Move critical equipment below grade and reduce the visible footprint.
- Preserve parking and usable property where practical.
- Support rooftop antennas by moving non-antenna equipment off the roof.
- Improve landlord and municipal conversations by reducing surface impact.
Same platform, different desk
Each team gets adifferent benefit.
More options in the search ring
More RF-needed locations become physically deployable inside constrained areas.
Fewer dead ends
More viable candidates and fewer failed sites against the RF-driven mandate.
A real alternative
An option when landlords object to ground space, parking loss, rooftop equipment, or aesthetics.
Good first-fit sites
Start where theblocker is clear.
Bring 3–5 failed or difficult sites. Identify the physical blocker, test whether below-grade placement changes feasibility, and prioritize the one with the clearest pain and decision path.
- Ground space is unavailable or too valuable.
- Above-ground cabinets are objectionable.
- Rooftop equipment creates structural or access concerns.
- Landlord acceptance is fragile.
- A prior candidate failed for physical-placement reasons.
Best next step
Send us your hardest sites.
Bring the locations the deployment model keeps killing. We'll tell you which ones below-grade placement can save.