If your current network has dead zones, slow speeds in certain areas, or unstable roaming between access points, a site survey is strongly recommended. A WiFi site survey allows us to assess your building layout, interference sources, and user density before making changes. This prevents guesswork and ensures any upgrade or new deployment is based on measured data rather than assumptions.

A predictive WiFi survey is done before installation. We use floor plans and RF modelling tools to simulate coverage and determine the best access point placement.
A post-installation validation survey happens after deployment. It confirms that real-world performance matches the design by measuring coverage, signal strength, and network behaviour. Both stages serve different purposes but work together to ensure reliable wireless performance.

The timeframe depends on the size and complexity of your site. Smaller spaces may require a shorter on-site assessment, while large warehouses, schools, or multi-floor buildings take longer due to coverage mapping and validation testing requirements. Once we understand your environment and objectives, we provide a clear scope and timeframe before starting the project.

Yes. During passive and active surveys, we assess interference, channel overlap, and real-world throughput performance. This helps identify congestion, signal gaps, or configuration issues that may be affecting reliability. The outcome is a structured report that highlights problem areas and outlines practical recommendations.

WiFi survey cost depends on factors such as building size, network complexity, density requirements, and whether the project involves predictive design, validation testing, or both. Larger or high-density environments require more detailed coverage mapping and reporting. We define the project scope clearly before commencing any work, so expectations are aligned from the start.