WiFi & access point installation that holds at full capacity.
We survey, install, and tune business wireless that doesn’t fall over when the building fills up. UniFi, Ruckus, and Aruba — mounted clean, segmented right, and coverage to every corner.
Moving to a new space? Cabling, circuits, phones and the rack all have to land in the right order — see office relocation IT services for the full move plan.
Pricing without surprises
Flat, itemized quotes. No subcontractor markups.
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Itemized Quote
Line-by-line, so you know what every dollar buys.
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Our Own Crew
No subcontractor roulette. One accountable team.
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Direct-Partner Pricing
Hardware at our cost. We don’t mark it up.
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Managed After
Want us to keep it running? Roll it into managed IT.
Questions, answered
WiFi & Access Point Installation FAQ
How many access points do I need?
It depends on square footage, wall construction, and device density — not a guess. Our free site survey gives you an exact count and placement map before you spend anything.
Do you support UniFi, or are you locked to one brand?
We install UniFi, Ruckus, and Aruba. We recommend based on your building and budget, not a vendor kickback.
Can you fix bad WiFi from a previous installer?
Yes — a lot of our WiFi work is re-doing dead-zone-riddled installs. We survey, re-place, and re-tune.
Get a Free WiFi & Access Point Installation Quote
Tell us about your space in Columbus or Nashville. We’ll follow up with a flat, itemized quote — usually same day.
Access points we install — and how we choose
We’re brand-agnostic and spec the platform to your building, budget, and IT team. Here’s the honest rundown of what we deploy most.
Platform
Best for
Management
Ubiquiti UniFi
Most offices, clinics, and retail — best value with no per-AP licensing
UniFi Cloud (free)
Ruckus
High-density & tough RF: hotels, warehouses, event space
Ruckus Cloud
Aruba Instant On
Small business wanting enterprise pedigree at SMB pricing
Aruba Central
Cambium
Outdoor, point-to-point, and campus coverage
cnMaestro
Why a professional install beats a “stronger router”
A single consumer router can’t cover a real office no matter how it’s marketed — coverage comes from multiple access points placed by an RF site survey, wired back over structured cabling, with guest and staff traffic separated on their own VLANs. That separation is also what your cyber-insurance questionnaire asks about. We install it, tune it for high density, validate coverage, and hand you the heat-map.
Getting complaints about dropped WiFi? Start with a free site survey — we’ll show you exactly where the dead zones are.
ClearMax Labs — install and managed IT for business across Columbus, OH and Nashville, TN.
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