Under terrain we imply hills, mountains, sea and natural barriers through which mobile signal can’t get, making you stay out of coverage. Terrain itself can become an impediment for smooth coverage. In the city you can be surrounded with high-rise buildings and skyscrapers If it’s a huge villa or even a castle on a few floors enclosed with a reinforced fence, get ready to struggle with poor signal reception. As mentioned before mobile signal reception out of the city always leaves much to be desired but the reason can be not only the distance from the cell tower but also thickness of the walls of the house you live in. This is true both for rural and urban areas.

Thick walls and other man-made barriers.

It’s so because it’s hard for signal to penetrate the ground. You can have nice signal in home but in the garage or office, café or shop located underground you can face signal problems again.

That’s why if you live in the suburbs you’ll likely to receive seamless signal, but if you house is farther, the possibility to receive reliable service gets decreased. Towers are usually established closer to the city as quality mobile connection is top priority for mobile operators, while rural areas come second in the queue.

Why does it happen today when mobile network service is at such a high level?!Ĭell towers are all across our cities, but there’re still places that stay out of coverage because of too long distance from it. Even in the offices in the very heart of a busy city it’s often hard to make calls and access speedy 3G. Countryside is not the only area where you can lack coverage. You can pick up rather strong signal outside your house, but it’s not possible to get it inside. Mobile connection in rural areas is often unreliable. A house of your dream in the peaceful countryside far from noise, crazy traffic, smog and signal reception…Could you assume it would be like this?

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