Wireless Site Survey and Design Services
Ensure peak network performance with professional Wireless Site Survey and Design Services. We specialize in creating efficient, high-performance wireless networks tailored to your business needs. Whether you need a new Wi-Fi design, troubleshooting for existing networks, or optimization for better coverage…
We have you covered.
Who we are
About Us
With years of experience in wireless networking, we specialize in designing, optimizing, and troubleshooting wireless networks across various industries. Our team of professionals uses cutting-edge technology and industry-best practices to ensure optimal performance, minimal interference, and seamless connectivity for your business. Whether you’re a corporate office, hospital, warehouse, or educational institution, we provide customized solutions tailored to your needs.
We use state-of-the-art software and hardware to assess and design wireless networks.
From initial consultation to post-installation validation, we ensure your network is performing at its best.
Why you need a wireless survey
Our Services
1. Services
Predictive Site Survey
The goal of a predictive site survey is to determine where to place APs for the best performance throughout the area. Predictive Surveys are often requested during the construction phase of the building process or prior to the WLAN installation. This survey is helpful for budgeting purposes.
We use virtual network tools designed to predict how wireless signals propagate through a space. The input is a detailed set of blueprints and information on the type of wireless equipment proposed, such as which Access Point brand and model the business will use. The more information provided on wall, door, and glass materials the more accurate the software is at generating a Wireless Access Point design and heatmap.
Why request a Predictive survey?
Request this survey when working on a budget for a site or building which is not yet built. Our predictive survey can also help generate cost estimates for redesigns. Last but not least, request a predictive survey when onsite visits aren’t possible, time does not permit an onsite visit, or if its not in your budget to fund a proper AP-on-a-Stick (APoS) survey.
2. Services
Passive Site Survey
A “wireless passive survey” is a method of assessing a wireless network by simply listening to the existing signals broadcast by nearby devices, without actively joining or interacting with the network, essentially recording signal strength and noise levels from different access points to analyze coverage and potential interference issues.
We walk your location while scanning specific channels and existing WiFi networks in order to measure signal strength, noise levels, and interference.
We provide a specified report on all signals at each location. This includes the installed network and signals from neighboring sites or other devices that generate noise at wireless frequencies. We also conduct spectrum analysis at the same time.
Why Request a Passive Survey?
A Passive survey will provide the business or end users with real-time data on the existing wireless networks performance. It will identify areas where signal is weak, bandwidth is inadequate, or interference exist. It can answer important questions such as why zoom calls are dropping, or video streams are freezing.
3. Services
Active Site Survey
An active wireless site survey is a process where a surveying device actively connects to a wireless network and measures signal strength, performance metrics like throughput, and other network data while actively transmitting and receiving data, allowing for detailed analysis of the network’s current performance and potential issues within the live environment; essentially, it’s a real-time assessment of a wireless network by actively interacting with it. Active surveys are often used to identify specific issues within a live network, like weak signal areas, interference sources, or overloaded access points.
Why request an Active Survey?
It helps detect interference from other wireless networks, appliances, or devices that might be impacting signal quality
By analyzing signal strength across a location, you can determine the best locations to place access points to maximize coverage and minimize dead zones
4. Services
AP-On-A- Stick Survey
An AP-on-a-Stick (APoS) survey is a method of temporarily staging APs at deployment height utilizing a tripod or other mounting options in order to validate your predictive design before a full site deployment. APoS surveys identify the RF signal propagation characteristics of the environment while providing additional confidence your proposed design will work as planned, reducing the need for costly AP location changes, and validating you have the correct number of APs in your design.
Why request an AP-On-A Stick Survey?
Validate AP and Antenna Performance
Performing an AP-on-a-Stick survey validates your design by answering the following questions:
- Does the RF propagate as anticipated?
- Does the antenna pattern match what you have in your design?
- Do you have the signal coverage you anticipated?
If the answer is no, we have recorded the data necessary to go back to your design and make the necessary adjustments.
Mission
Our Mission Statement
Our Site Survey Process
We follow a structured approach to ensure peak network performance
Initial Consultation
We assess your specific needs, constraints, and Wi-Fi requirements to understand pain points and network challenges.
Survey Selection & Execution
Based on your needs, we conduct the appropriate RF survey: Predictive, Passive, Active, or AP-on-Stick. We also perform spectrum analysis to identify interference sources.
Analysis & Recommendations
Our engineers review floor plans, identify optimal access point locations, and provide a detailed report to ensure maximum Wi-Fi coverage and signal strength.
Why Choose Us
At In-Phase Systems, we bring unmatched expertise and experience to every project:
Led by a CEO with over 20 years of experience in Wireless Local Area Networks, previously serving as Senior Wireless Network Engineer for a large-scale university.
Our engineer has successfully surveyed and redesigned over 400 buildings, including high-density classrooms, auditoriums, stadiums, research labs, libraries, and historical landmarks.
Skilled in complex designs such as AP installations under stadium seats, outdoor networks requiring high-gain directional antennas, and performance spaces with unique coverage needs.
Experience in designing Wi-Fi for amphitheaters, performing arts centers, multi-story buildings, and large residential communities.