Property management and hospitality
Elevator, fire and gate lines replaced before the carrier shuts them off.
One partner for building lines and common-area energy, across every property you manage.
- Elevator phonesCopper lineCopper line → Cellular line box
- Fire alarm panelCopper lineCopper line → Cellular communicator
- Gate intercomCopper lineCopper line → Line box or cellular
- Security panelCopper lineCopper line → Cellular communicator
- Leasing officeOne lineOne line → Main + backup line
- Common areasDefault supplyDefault supply → Supply review
Typical setup, not a specific building. Every property is checked individually.
01Common situations
Sound familiar?
The carrier sent a notice about the elevator phone line.
Every building has its own lines, contracts and bills.
The common-area electricity bill keeps climbing.
Tenants notice the day the gate intercom stops working.
02What we handle
Building lines and common-area costs, across the portfolio.
Elevator, fire and gate lines
Every copper line in every building listed, checked against published notices and replaced before the date.
Internet and backup
Leasing offices, amenity spaces and building systems on a main line with a backup.
Common-area energy
Lighting, elevators and shared systems: supply reviewed where your state allows businesses to choose.
Phone systems
Cloud phones for leasing and maintenance teams, with one number plan across properties.
Managed services
Monitoring and help desk for leasing offices and building systems across the portfolio.
One list for every building
Lines, contracts and renewal dates across the portfolio, so nothing lapses between properties.
03Who we work with
One title often owns both the lines and the utility bill.
- Property manager
- No disruption to tenants, and no surprise notices.
- Facilities director
- Fire and elevator lines that stay working, at every building.
- Building manager
- One contact to call, instead of a different vendor for each line.
Address check
Check which of your buildings are affected.
Paste the property addresses. We check them against AT&T's published copper retirement notices and reply within one business day.
- Free, with no obligation.
- We reply within one business day.
- If a line is affected, we explain the options for that building.
Who coordinates with our elevator and fire alarm companies?
We plan the switch with you and the provider, and flag where your elevator service or alarm monitoring company needs to be involved so the new line is confirmed on their side.
How do we find out which buildings are affected?
Send us the addresses. We check them against AT&T's published copper retirement notices and reply within one business day. If another carrier bills a line, tell us which one.
Can you handle a whole portfolio?
Yes. Multi-site work is what we're set up for: one list of lines and dates across every building you manage.
What does it cost?
Our help costs you nothing: the provider you choose pays us. You sign with and pay the provider directly.