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Business Wi-Fi Networks

We design business Wi-Fi starting from a site survey in the real space, not from an access point count. We set positions, power and channels, separate the guest network from the business one, and ensure coverage where people actually work, including the warehouse rather than only the offices.

Who it is for

  • Warehouses and production areas using scanners, tablets or terminals
  • Offices where connectivity drops in specific areas
  • Hotels and venues with many concurrent users
  • Businesses that need a separate guest network

When we are NOT the right choice

  • If access points are to be mounted without a prior site survey
  • If there is no cabling to the positions and it is out of scope
  • If the requirement is residential coverage

PROCESS

The process

Indicative times from signature of the proposal, subject to hardware availability. Every project is shaped to the size and the needs of the client.

  1. 01Site survey in the real space

    We measure the space as it is, with racking full and doors in place. Steel racking and cold rooms change the picture entirely.Time: 1-2 days depending on areaDeliverable: Coverage map with access point positions

  2. 02Network and policy design

    We define which networks exist, which VLAN each belongs to, and what the guest network is permitted to reach.Time: Alongside the studyDeliverable: SSID, VLAN and access policy design

  3. 03Quotation with alternatives

    We present scenarios differing in access point density and equipment tier, with what each gains and gives up.Time: 3-7 working days after the surveyDeliverable: At least two costed coverage scenarios

  4. 04Installation and configuration

    Mounting, cabling to positions, channel and power configuration, and central management of the wireless estate from one controller.Time: 1-2 weeks including the surveyDeliverable: Configured wireless with central management

  5. 05Acceptance measurement

    We repeat the measurement with the equipment installed, so coverage is verified rather than estimated.Time: On completionDeliverable: Post-installation coverage measurement

What is includedWhat is not included
Site survey before installationNew structured cabling to the positions, unless included
Design of positions, power and channelsBuilders work and redecoration
Separation of business and guest networksInternet connectivity and provider charges
Access point installation and configurationOutdoor coverage, unless specified in the study
Central management of the wireless estate
Post-installation coverage measurement

Technology and equipment

  • Ubiquiti UniFi
  • Omada / TP-Link
  • MikroTik
  • PoE switching
  • VLAN segmentation

From practice

The most common request is "add two more access points". It is almost never the answer. More radios at the wrong power and channels often make things worse, because devices cling to a distant access point instead of roaming to the near one.

In a warehouse with steel racking and cold rooms, the measurement is taken with the space full. A survey of an empty warehouse produces a picture that will never be true again after the first day of operation.

Prerequisites

  • Site access under real operating conditions
  • Cabling to the positions, or its inclusion in the project
  • Sufficient switch PoE budget, or a planned upgrade
  • A decision on guest networks and their policies

Cost

Charged per coverage point, with the site survey itemised separately. We do not quote per access point before measuring, because the count derives from the building rather than from its floor area.

We do not publish a price list. Every proposal follows a site survey and separates hardware from labour.

What moves the cost

  • Area, geometry and construction materials
  • Number of concurrent users and devices
  • Whether coverage is needed in warehousing, cold rooms or outdoors
  • Whether new cabling or a PoE upgrade is required

Frequently asked questions

How many access points do I need?

It does not follow from floor area. It follows from the site survey, because walls, steel racking and cold rooms change propagation drastically. That is why we measure before quoting a number.

Why does connectivity drop in the warehouse?

Usually because coverage was designed for offices and the racking filled up later. Steel absorbs and reflects the signal, and mobile terminals lose their session as they move.

Do I need a separate guest network?

Yes. The guest network should sit on its own VLAN with no access to business systems. It is one of the simplest and most frequently skipped configurations.

Do you work outside Athens?

Our base is in Attica and we take on projects throughout Greece, as well as in Cyprus.

NEXT STEP

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We measure in the real space and deliver a coverage map with access point positions and a quotation with alternatives.

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