Walk test
We measure the weak rooms.
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Office Wi-Fi
Office Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi that covers the whole floor. A survey of walls and interference, then access points placed for the people who actually sit there.
01
Walk test
We measure the rooms, not a guess from the doorway.
02
Business access points
UniFi and Ruijie, chosen for the building.
03
After install
We stay on for dead spots and new rooms.
Coverage for the people in the rooms.
One router in reception does not cover a floor of meeting rooms and solid walls. We walk the space, measure where the signal dies, and place access points for the desks, not for the corridor.
Guest Wi-Fi stays off the office network. Staff SSIDs use the speeds and VLANs the LAN already expects. After install we come back for the rooms that were still weak, and for floors that add desks later.
Hotels, schools and multi-building sites need a different design from a single office floor. If that is your brief, see our Wi-Fi solutions page for campuses. For a normal office or showroom in Colombo, this page is the starting survey.
You leave with a short plan of where each access point sits, how guests are separated, and who to call when a dead spot appears after furniture moves.
What the job includes
- A walk test of the rooms, not a guess from the front door
- Access points sized for the number of people, not only the floor area
- A separate network for guests
- UniFi or Ruijie, chosen for the building
- Controller setup and labelled passwords for the people who manage it
- A return visit for dead spots and new rooms
From the first visit to handover
- 01
Walk
Walls, lifts, and the rooms that must work.
- 02
Place
A count of access points and where each one goes.
- 03
Install
Cabling to the points, then the controller and the passwords.
- 04
Check
We sit in the weak rooms and confirm the signal.
In practice
Coverage for the desks, not the corridor.
A walk test first. Access points placed where people sit.
A closer look
Place
Business APs sized for the floor.
Guest apart
Visitors stay off the office LAN.
Questions we hear first
Can we keep using the ISP router for the whole office?
For a few desks, sometimes. Once you have solid walls, meeting rooms or guests, a surveyed set of access points is the reliable path.
Will guests see the office file share?
No. Guest Wi-Fi is put on a separate network so visitors browse without sitting on the office LAN.
What if a room is still weak after install?
We come back. Dead spots after furniture moves are part of the aftercare, not a new project from scratch.