Coverage engineered for the space, not guessed at.
Access point placement driven by site survey, switch installation and configuration, and live network standup.
The Challenge
Wireless & Network Installation
Most wireless problems are placement problems. Access points mounted where it was convenient to run a cable rather than where the coverage is needed; too few APs fighting to cover too much space, or too many stepping on each other's channels. The symptoms show up as dead zones, dropped calls, and a help desk full of "the Wi-Fi is slow" tickets.
Wireless that works is designed before it's installed — based on the actual building, its materials, and how people move through it.
Our Approach
How Macktez approaches it.
We start with a site survey: measuring the space, its construction, and the existing RF environment to determine where access points actually need to go and how many the space requires. Placement is driven by coverage and capacity, not by where it was easy to mount a bracket.
We install and configure the switching that backs the wireless, stand up the live network with proper VLAN segmentation, and validate coverage against the survey before calling it done. The result is wireless that performs across the whole space, including the corners everyone forgets.
What's Included
Key focus areas and deliverables.
01
Site Survey & RF Design
Measurement of the space, its construction, and the RF environment to determine access point count and placement.
02
Access Point Installation
Professional AP mounting and cabling, placed by survey for coverage and capacity across the entire space.
03
Switch Installation & Configuration
The switching that backs the wireless — installed, configured, and segmented into appropriate VLANs.
04
Coverage Validation
Post-install validation against the survey, confirming the space performs the way it was designed to.
Blanket It In Wi-Fi
Need reliable Wi-Fi across your whole space?
We survey your coverage, place access points where they actually help, and install the switching behind them. Let's plan a network that holds up wall to wall.
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To learn more, see our University guides on Wi-Fi and switching:
To see wireless networks designed and tuned for real spaces, see these case studies: