WiFi Site Surveys & Heat Maps
Predictive, passive and active surveys that prove coverage before and after installation.
Learn moreYour business will run smoothly with excellent connectivity to every device, throughout your entire building. We survey, design, install and tune commercial wireless that holds up under real load.
Wireless is the floor your operation stands on. When it sags, everything above it wobbles: scanners stop scanning, terminals hang mid-transaction, video calls stutter through the one meeting that mattered, and the people who are supposed to be doing the work spend their morning rebooting things.
Most of the networks we are called in to rescue were not badly intentioned. They were built from consumer hardware, installed wherever the cable already ran, and never tuned after the day of installation. Every one of those three problems is fixable, and none of them is fixable by buying a bigger router.


We install and configure Ubiquiti Networking products as our default platform. They are the industry leader for the combination that matters to a business owner: enterprise-grade throughput and management, with pricing and licensing that do not punish you every year for owning your own network.
We have worked with nearly every product line UniFi makes and we have established ourselves as one of the premier Ubiquiti-trained installers in California. That means we know which access point genuinely suits a 40-foot warehouse ceiling and which one is a waste of your money in a drywall office.
Documented, predictable and phased so your operation keeps running while we work.
We analyse your location, run a discovery process for needs and usage, and produce a detailed drawing, coverage prediction and hardware recommendation.
Get startedWe install the cabling, hardware, power and any construction necessary for the access points to sit exactly where the design says they should.
Get startedWe configure a tuned deployment — channels, power, band steering, roaming, VLANs — then validate it with a post-install survey.
Get startedThere is no square-foot rule that survives contact with a real building. Coverage is driven by construction materials, ceiling height, shelving, user density and what those users are doing. A 20,000 sq ft open office might need eight access points; the same footprint in a racked warehouse can need twelve, placed completely differently. The survey answers it properly, and it is the reason we survey before quoting.
Usually some. Access points belong where the RF design puts them, which is rarely where old cable happens to terminate. We pull Cat6 or Cat6A to each new position and certify it, so the wireless never inherits a wired problem.
Yes. We phase the work — new cabling and hardware go in alongside what you have, then we cut over zone by zone, usually outside operating hours for the parts that carry risk.
We install them where they earn their keep — high-density spaces and buildings with genuinely modern client devices. In a warehouse full of 2.4 GHz handhelds, 6 GHz radios do nothing for your actual problem. We will tell you which situation you are in.
Yards, loading docks, parking structures, patios and courtyards — yes. Outdoor access points, proper enclosures, surge protection and grounding, plus point-to-point bridges when a separate structure needs to join the network.
Predictive, passive and active surveys that prove coverage before and after installation.
Learn moreNeat, certified Cat6/Cat6A and fiber backbones that pass testing the first time.
Learn moreProactive monitoring, firmware management and a real technician when something breaks.
Learn moreLicensed-free gigabit bridges linking buildings, yards and remote sites without trenching.
Learn moreThirty-plus years of installations across Greater Los Angeles — here is what building owners, facility managers and operators tell us.
Practical, vendor-honest write-ups from the technicians who do the installs.
A warehouse is the hardest building type to cover well. Here is the exact five-step method our crews use to get full-floor coverage through racking, steel and concrete.
Three generations of wireless are on the shelf at once. Here is where each one genuinely helps, where the marketing outruns reality, and how to decide without overspending.
Predictive, passive, active and spectrum surveys explained — what each one proves, the gear involved, and the deliverables a serious survey should hand you.
Book a site survey and we will map your building, recommend the right hardware and give you a fixed, itemised quote — usually within three business days.