Coverage planning
Access points placed for your actual floor plan, walls and device count — not wherever an outlet happened to be.
If your Wi-Fi drops every afternoon, your card readers time out, or the back of the building is a dead zone, the problem usually isn’t your internet plan — it’s consumer gear and guesswork placement. I design and install business networks that cover the whole space and stay up.
Access points placed for your actual floor plan, walls and device count — not wherever an outlet happened to be.
Ubiquiti UniFi or Cisco Meraki access points, switches and gateways, sized for your space and budget.
Separate networks for staff, guests, cameras and POS so one compromised device can’t reach everything.
Structured runs and labeled patch panels, so the next change takes minutes instead of an afternoon.
A map of what’s installed, where, and the admin access — handed to you, not held hostage.
Often not. Most “slow internet” complaints are Wi-Fi coverage or equipment problems. I’ll test before recommending you pay your ISP more.
If it’s business-grade and healthy, yes. I’d rather extend what works than sell you new hardware for no reason.
Yes — whole-home Wi-Fi for larger homes is quoted per project.
Fixed Wi-Fi dead zones with UniFi access points, installed a security camera system, and set up digital signage in the lobby.
Re-cabled a countertop, sink and kitchen cabinet supplier’s warehouse with new Cat6 to give them a clean, reliable wired network.
Installed UniFi access points in a home to clean up Wi-Fi dead zones and give consistent coverage throughout the house.
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