In most buildings, wifi stops somewhere around the lobby. At The Anderson, it reaches all the way down into the parking garage — a place almost every apartment leaves as a dead zone.
Covered down to the garage
Access points are mounted throughout the garage decks, so you have a signal as you pull in, unload groceries, or sit in your car for a minute. The property-wide Residents network follows you from your unit, through the amenities, and right down to your parking spot.
Why it actually matters
- Finish what you started. Let a download or upload wrap up before you drive off — no scramble to find signal.
- Stay on your call. Keep a call or podcast going as you walk from the elevator to your car.
- Apps that need it. Navigation, rideshare, and EV-charging apps all work down here, where cell service is often weakest.
Turn on Wi-Fi Calling
Cell bars fade in a concrete garage, but your calls don’t have to. Flip on Wi-Fi Calling (iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Wi-Fi Calling; Android: Settings → Network & internet → Wi-Fi Calling) and your phone routes calls and texts over the building’s wifi automatically. Down in the garage, in a stairwell, anywhere cell is weak — you stay reachable.
Coverage that was planned, not hoped for
A concrete garage full of pipes and cars is a genuinely tough place for wifi. That’s exactly why the access points are placed and tuned to blanket it — the same professional approach behind the ceiling access point in your home. If the garage has coverage, you can bet the rest of the property does too.