Step 1
Network Design
Site survey, RF coverage plan and network architecture — before anything is bought.
Most wireless networks that underperform do not have bad hardware; they have a bad plan. The access point went where the cable run was easy, not where the coverage was needed. Channels sat at their defaults and collided with the network next door. Capacity was sized for the headcount on paper rather than for the actual busy hour.
We start at the site. A survey shows how the signal actually crosses the walls, which frequencies are already occupied in that building, and where the dead spots really are. The output is a plan that fixes each device’s position, the channel pattern, the power scheme and the cable routes — a document you can cost from, and later measure the installation against.