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Landline Phone Service questions, answered by experts

Costs depend on property size, network complexity, and labor rates.

Yes, you can add a business line to your personal phone service. Adding more lines is a common choice and you should consider how many lines you need when first choosing your service. However, it’s common for home businesses or small offices to only need one line, especially when starting out.

Typical costs for installing or repairing phone wiring range from $150 to $500, depending on the complexity and extent of the work involved.

It’s a good idea if you receive regular calls from customers, clients, or other important contacts. If phone calls are a daily occurrence for your business, no matter the field, then a separate business line will help you keep things organized. It also gives your business a more professional appearance, improves the security of sensitive business information, can help you manage costs more accurately, and may even be a good idea on the legal front.

Having a landline is often worth paying for, if only for the peace of mind it provides. While some homeowners opt for cell service and internet only for communication, cell towers and internet lines can get knocked out of service during storms or natural disasters. Landlines can continue to work even if the power goes out, and telephone lines are more likely to continue to work in emergency situations. Paying monthly for a landline might seem like an unnecessary expense until you need it, at which point it could be invaluable.

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