‘Cell Phone Towers’ play an integral part in the coverage for wireless coverage. 
Cell towers or Cell Phone Towers are core to the functionality of cell/pcs networks and phones.   However, many of the locations used to improve coverage are not towers at all, but rather Rooftop Sites or Disguised Sites.  Good or bad coverage depends on the location of these sites, which include towers, rooftops and disguised sites, in relation to where you need to use them. 

As long as you’re using your wireless phone in an area where your carrier has a Site, your phone should work (barring any site or handset equipment problems). 

Whenever you lose your connection or are not able to get a signal, you’re most likely out of range of the next closest site.  The DROP ZONES can sometimes be corrected by the addition of a new site, which is why the information you submit is needed.  Once a location is identified as a DROP ZONE, carriers and other resources can work to resolve the DROP ZONE. 

Cellcoverage.com was established to give you, the cell/pcs phone users, a web-based method for reporting areas of poor or non-existent wireless coverage.  The information submitted through this site will be provided to the appropriate wireless carriers and other groups responsible for improving the coverage of wireless networks throughout the United States.

Click on the Submit a Location page to pinpoint where you have experienced cell phone ‘dead spots’ and dropped calls.

PLEASE VISIT the FAQs page for answers to commonly asked questions or feel free to submit additional questions or comments to support@cellcoverage.com