Enterprise Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi designed for the way your people and devices actually move.
Good Wi-Fi is not about having many access points. It is about placing the right number in the right places, on the right channels, at the right power. We design, survey and tune Wi-Fi networks for offices, hospitals, warehouses, schools and venues so that laptops, phones, scanners and medical devices stay connected as they move.
Request a quoteProblems we solve
Slow or unreliable connections
Congested channels and access points that are too close or too far apart cause exactly the same symptom: frustrated users.
Roaming failures
Voice calls and handheld scanners drop when devices cling to a distant access point. Roaming needs to be designed, not hoped for.
Dense environments
Classrooms, trading floors and event spaces need capacity planning, not just coverage.
Untested new installs
A network installed from a drawing alone has never been checked against the real building. We validate it.
How we approach it
01
Requirements and device profile
We define which devices matter most, how many, and what they need in terms of signal, speed and roaming.
02
Predictive design
A model of your building, built from floor plans and wall materials, sets access point locations, channels and power before any hardware is bought.
03
On-site survey
A measured walk with professional survey tools confirms the model against real walls, real interference and real neighbours.
04
Deployment and tuning
Installation coordination, then channel and power adjustments based on measured results.
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Validation report
Signal, noise, channel overlap and roaming performance documented floor by floor against the agreed targets.
What you receive
- Wi-Fi requirements summary and device profile
- Predictive design with access point locations and channel plan
- Pre-deployment and post-deployment survey reports with heatmaps
- Recommendations for power, channel width and roaming settings
- Performance assessment report with pass or fail against targets
Technical snapshot
- Signal target
- –65 dBm to –67 dBm RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) for voice and critical devices
- Quality target
- SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) of 25 dB or better
- Bands
- 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz (Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7)
- Platforms
- Cisco Meraki, Ruckus, Cisco Catalyst, Aruba and others
- Survey tools
- Ekahau and spectrum analysis
Where it fits
- Corporate offices
- Hospitals
- Warehouses and distribution
- Schools and universities
- Hotels
- Manufacturing
- Arenas and venues
- Retail
Common questions
Can you work with the Wi-Fi hardware we already own?
Yes. We design and validate independently of the vendor and can tune most enterprise platforms.
Do we need a survey if we already have a design?
A predictive design is a strong start. A measured survey confirms it against the real building and catches interference the model cannot see.
What about 6 GHz?
Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 add a large amount of clean spectrum. We assess whether your devices can use it and design accordingly.
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