Question 1

What about wireless across multiple buildings?

Accepted Answer

Point-to-point wireless bridges are often faster and cheaper than trenching fibre between buildings. We'll survey line-of-sight and distance, and recommend either a bridge or an underground fibre run depending on what fits best.

Question 2

How many access points do we actually need?

Accepted Answer

Far fewer than mesh kits suggest — but more than a single high-power AP. We survey for coverage and capacity (concurrent devices and per-user throughput), not just signal bars. A typical 300m² office gets it right with 3–4 ceiling-mounted APs on the correct channels, not eight on auto.

Question 3

Can we have a separate guest network?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and you should. We segregate guest traffic onto its own VLAN with no access to your internal systems, throttled appropriately and with an optional captive portal for branded sign-on. Same SSID on every AP so guests roam seamlessly across the site.

Question 4

Will Wi-Fi reach our warehouse, yard or outbuildings?

Accepted Answer

Often yes, with the right kit. Outdoor IP-rated APs and directional antennas cover yards reliably, and point-to-point bridges extend coverage to outbuildings without a cable run. We'll survey line-of-sight and propose a design with measurable signal targets, not guesswork.

Question 5

Is Wi-Fi 6 / Wi-Fi 7 worth it yet?

Accepted Answer

Wi-Fi 6 is the sensible default today — better performance in dense environments and improved battery life on client devices. Wi-Fi 7 is worth specifying for new builds where the client devices will arrive over the next 3–5 years, but isn't a reason to rip out healthy Wi-Fi 6 kit.

Question 6

What is a Fluke DSX test and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

The Fluke DSX is the industry standard for certifying copper and fibre cabling. It verifies every cable meets the electrical and signal performance required for its rated category — giving you a printed, traceable record that the cable is not merely wired up, but actually performing to standard.

Question 7

Why do you offer a 25-year warranty?

Accepted Answer

Structured cabling should outlast the equipment plugged into it. We only install kit and terminations we trust, test every run on a Fluke DSX, and stand behind the result for 25 years. If a certified cable fails in that time, we replace it.

Question 8

Do you work on secure or government sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our engineers are CNCI-trained, ECS-certified and DBS-checked, and we have experience delivering installations at some of the most secure sites in the country. We can comply with site-specific vetting and working procedures as required.

Question 9

Do you provide free site surveys?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every project starts with a free, no-obligation site survey so we can scope and price accurately — and so you get honest advice rather than a speculative quote.

Wireless Solutions

What we do

How we work

Survey

Install

Configure

Verify

Fluke DSX certified. Industry-standard, every cable, every time.

Further reading on Wireless Solutions.

What 'managed network' actually means (and why most aren't)

WiFi that just works: how to plan AP coverage for any building

Questions about this service

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