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WiFi coverage for your entire building

Most business WiFi networks run using the router their ISP provided. That router often isn't enough to propagate a WiFi signal throughout an entire building, especially through block walls. Extenders and store-bought mesh systems repeat that router's signal wirelessly, facing similar issues.

We install UniFi access points on your ceilings and walls as needed. Unlike extenders or mesh systems, these are connected to your network with an Ethernet cable, giving you stable and high-speed WiFi wherever your devices are.

A UniFi access point mounted on a drop ceiling, its ring light glowing blueA UniFi in-wall access point mounted beside a doorway
A WiFi heat map in UniFi Design Center, showing signal strength from four access points across an office floor plan

Coverage planning

Before installing access points, we do a pre-deployment survey. We walk your building, noting wall materials, where people gather, and more to create a coverage heatmap using UniFi Design Center. That map shows where the WiFi signal will reach and where each access point needs to be mounted.

After the install, we walk the building again and measure the signal to confirm coverage is good. After that, we monitor signal strength through UniFi's dashboard and address weak coverage as your space changes.

Guest WiFi

We can install a separate guest network for your customers to use. It can be configured so customers connect by scanning a QR code or through a branded sign-in page.

By keeping guests isolated, we can limit their bandwidth and what they can access on your network.

A UniFi wall access point on a navy blue wall

Outdoor WiFi and point-to-point links

If you need WiFi coverage outside (e.g., patios, equipment yards), we can install a weatherproof access point. Or if you need coverage to a building across your lot, we can install a point-to-point link that acts as a wireless bridge to your network.

A UniFi outdoor access point with two antennas mounted on a metal pole

Business WiFi questions

  • Why is my WiFi slow when I have fast Internet?

    Your Internet plan guarantees a certain speed to your building. Beyond that, you are responsible for its speed. Oftentimes walls, distance to your device, or too many devices on a single router cause those speeds to degrade. Access points help solve that.

  • Can you get WiFi to another building on my property?

    It depends on the distance and the obstacles between your building and the next, but typically, yes. A point-to-point link can span several hundred feet.

  • How many access points will I need?

    It varies depending on some factors: wall material, sq. ft., and how many devices will be connected. During our pre-deployment survey, we'll let you know how many we recommend installing.

  • Do the access points need a cable run to them?

    Yes. That cable carries power and data, so we don't need to plug into a receptacle.

  • Can we block certain websites on the guest WiFi?

    You'd have full control over the guest network and what users can do on it.

  • How long will the install take?

    We typically finish small offices in a day after hours. Larger buildings may take a few weeks depending on exactly what is needed. We can give a reasonable estimate during the pre-deployment survey.

  • Does having guest WiFi put my business at risk?

    Not when configured properly. It actually decreases risk to your business by isolating guests from the rest of your network. And it's a nice amenity for customers.

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