Site Assessment

Site Assessment Information

Commercial terms cannot be quoted until a genuine requirement and site suitability are confirmed.

Rural Properties

  • Location and network demand review
  • Access and power feasibility review
  • Ownership and local approval checks
  • Terms decided only in a written agreement

Urban Properties

  • Location and network demand review
  • Rooftop or ground feasibility review
  • Ownership and local approval checks
  • Terms decided only in a written agreement

Mobile Tower

Telecom sites are considered only where an operator or infrastructure provider has a verified network requirement and the property passes technical and legal review.

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Required Space

Space requirements vary by tower type, design, access, location, and applicable local rules. Our initial form is only a request for assessment.

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Property Enquiries

Property owners may submit land or rooftop details for review. We do not represent that a telecom operator currently needs a site in every area.

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Installation Process

We review the details you provide. If there is a relevant requirement, further checks and a separate written commercial agreement may follow.

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Documents Required

For an initial enquiry, provide only your contact details, property location, approximate available space, and a brief description. Additional documents are requested only if a genuine project requirement is identified.

  • Property location and approximate dimensions.
  • Confirmation that you own the property or are authorised by the owner.
  • Recent non-sensitive photographs of the available space, if requested.
  • Ownership and identity documents only at a later verification stage through an approved secure process.

Do not send Aadhaar, PAN, bank statements, account details, OTPs, or payments with an initial enquiry.

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Mobile Tower Installation Rules & Guidelines

Requirements vary by state, local authority, property type, tower design, and the responsible telecom or infrastructure provider. The points below are general information, not legal advice or confirmation that a site will be approved.

  • Site need: A property is considered only where there is a genuine network requirement.
  • Technical review: Access, power, structural capacity, radio planning, and safety constraints may be assessed.
  • Ownership: The owner’s identity, title, and authority to enter an agreement must be verified.
  • Approvals: Applicable Department of Telecommunications, state, municipal, building, aviation, environmental, and other requirements must be checked for the specific site.
  • Written terms: Rent, duration, access, maintenance, taxes, liabilities, and termination terms must be recorded in a signed agreement with the responsible contracting party.
  • Independent verification: Applicants should verify the contracting entity and seek legal or financial advice before signing documents or making any payment.