We design enterprise WiFi networks around the people and devices that will use them, then install, configure and verify them. The design starts with why you need the network, is based on site measurements rather than guesses, and ends with a survey that proves it meets the targets we agreed.
A wireless network that looks fine on paper can still fail in practice. Access points get mounted where it was convenient for the electrician, channels overlap, power is set too high, and a conference room that seats 80 is covered by the same single access point as the hallway. Good design avoids those problems by working from requirements first and equipment second.
What we design and build
- Coverage and capacity plans for offices, warehouses, industrial sites, schools, healthcare facilities, hotels and multi-tenant buildings.
- Access point placement and mounting suited to the ceiling type, structure and use of each space.
- Band and channel plans across 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz, with channel widths and transmit power set for the environment.
- Cabling and power for access points, including Power over Ethernet budgets and IDF/MDF space.
- Security and authentication, including RADIUS and Active Directory integration, network segmentation and guest WiFi.
- Extras such as RFID and asset tracking, voice over WiFi and roaming support for mobile devices.
How it works
- Ask why. We start with your goals: who will use the network, how many people and devices, which applications matter most and what has gone wrong before.
- Survey the site. We measure the radio environment with AirMagnet Survey Pro and record ceilings, structure, cabling routes, telecom rooms and sources of interference. Where the building does not yet exist, we start from a predictive model and confirm it on site as early as possible.
- Design. We produce access point locations, band and channel plans, power settings, cabling requirements and a security approach, and review them with you before anything is ordered.
- Build. We install or coordinate the cabling, mount and connect access points, and configure controllers, SSIDs, authentication and segmentation.
- Verify. We carry out a post-installation survey against the agreed design targets, tune the network where needed, and hand over the results.
What you get
- A design package with floor plans showing access point locations, mounting details, channel and power plans, and cabling requirements.
- An installed and configured network, with documentation of SSIDs, VLANs, authentication and key settings.
- Post-installation heat maps showing that the network meets the agreed coverage and SNR targets.
- A record of what was built, so future changes start from accurate information.
Who it's for
- Building owners and tenants fitting out new space or replacing an ageing network.
- Facility managers at warehouses, plants and campuses where wireless devices are part of daily operations.
- Schools, healthcare facilities and hotels with large numbers of users and mixed device types.
- General contractors and IT teams who want a single party responsible for design, installation and verification.
If you only need to understand how an existing network is performing, a WiFi survey is the right starting point.
Guides on WiFi design
For background, read Access point placement, WiFi channel planning and High-density WiFi design. If you are weighing new equipment, WiFi 6, 6E and 7 explained covers what each generation changes.
Common questions
Can you design around equipment we already own?
Often, yes. We will survey what you have, tell you what can stay, what needs to move and what limits it puts on the design. Where older equipment cannot meet the requirements, we will explain why.
Do you install the cabling as well?
We can design and build the structured cabling that feeds the access points, or coordinate with your cabling contractor so the drops land where the design needs them.
How do we know the finished network meets the design?
Every build ends with a post-installation survey. We measure the network against the targets agreed during design and tune it before handover, so you have evidence rather than a promise.