Do you have experience with cell phone boosters?

We use a Wilson Amp and a trucker antenna mounted on a 10' PVC pole that I bungee to the ladder. Run the cable thru the engine compartment to the inside antenna. Boosts a one bar signal to usually 4-5. Data is a different matter, but for phone usage, it works well.....Dennis

Net work extender
It uses your home internet to provide a connection to the Verizon network
Essentially it's Voip , only better quality
Wi-Fi from your cell phone to the extender, extender to Verizon via internet, the call is then handled as IF it originated at the cell tower
Same thing for incoming
Verizon r receives a call for your number, sends out via internet to the extender, which sends it to your phone via Wi-Fi

Works well if you have good home internet

I have the Wilson sleek, but would suggest a different device for home use
Something with a wider area coverage

http://cell-phone-booster-review.toptenreviews.com is a good source of information.

I used to use a Smooth Talker, and found that it added two bars to a weak signal, which meant that some "no signals" could be boosted to a usable two bars. (I don't know much about phones; my phone showed up to five bars for signal strength, and two bars were needed to have a decent connection.)

That was an analog phone. My Smooth Talker would not work with a digital phone. I never upgraded to a digital-compatible Smooth Talker, so my information may be somewhat dated.

One of the sites I work at has two buildings. One building has no cell phone booster and I get no cell phone signal. The other building has a cell phone booster and I get a strong signal. The buildings are only 25 ft apart.

The booster works well.

I called Verizon, which is the network my devise uses, and they told me to purchase a Network Extender. It costs $250 and connects to my Wi-Fi. If I have issues with it, I could contact Verizon support. I will have to get more feedback before dropping that amount of change. (Besides, I would rather buy a gadget for the camper.)

Many people claim benefit from the Wilson Sleek. I have one, along with all manner of antennas and amps from years past, and none of them every did much of anything for me.