Space and usage review
Understand where connectivity is needed and how the premises will be used.
Improve coverage for your team, visitors and connected devices.
Discuss your WiFi projectA router in the wrong place can leave parts of an office, clinic or home struggling for a connection. Walls, layout, device locations and the way people use the space all matter when planning wireless coverage.
RC IT Services designs and installs WiFi systems with carefully considered access point placement and configuration. Our existing work includes Ubiquiti based installations and a WiFi network designed for Harley Street Injectables as it moved into new premises.
Explore the main areas we can help with. Your proposal sets out what is included.
Understand where connectivity is needed and how the premises will be used.
Consider the layout and access point positions before installation.
Install and configure the agreed wireless equipment for your space.
Investigate weak signals and dead zones, then identify practical improvements.
Discuss staff, visitor and device connectivity requirements as part of the setup.
Agree how your WiFi will be supported and maintained after installation.
We discuss your premises, current coverage and the devices that need to connect.
We agree the equipment and access point layout, then carry out the installation and configuration.
We check the agreed setup with you and explain the ongoing support arrangements.
When Harley Street Injectables moved into new premises, RC helped plan and implement the WiFi network and audio setup around the way the clinic would operate.
Read the case studyWe can assess weak coverage and recommend changes to access point placement, configuration or equipment. The right approach depends on the layout and your existing network.
Yes, for WiFi coverage issues such as weak signals or dead zones. Residential work is limited to WiFi coverage and CCTV; general IT support is for businesses only.
Yes. Planning connectivity while you prepare the premises allows access point placement and the wider network to be considered together.