Wireless Heat Mapping in Edmonton & Alberta
We survey your building and map your wifi coverage floor by floor, so you know where the dead zones are and how to fix them.
Wifi that drops in the warehouse or the back office costs you time and money. We survey your site, measure signal across every area, and find the dead zones and interference. Then we map exactly how many access points you need and where they should go for steady coverage. We run our surveys on Ekahau, the industry-leading wireless survey software and hardware, so the coverage map you get is precise and reliable.
Full wifi coverage, mapped to your floor plan
Coverage heat maps
Colour maps of your floor plan showing signal strength in every room, hallway and open area.
Dead zone detection
We find the spots where signal drops out, so no work area is left without reliable wifi.
Interference checks
We measure interference from other networks, walls, equipment and metal that weakens your signal and slows connections.
Access point placement
We pin down how many access points you need and the exact spot for each one.
Predictive surveys
For a new build or fit-out, we model coverage from your floor plan before a single cable is run.
On-site walkthroughs
For existing buildings, we walk the floor with survey gear and measure real signal in every space.
From first survey to steady coverage
Survey
We walk your building or model your floor plan, measuring signal and mapping where coverage falls short.
Design the plan
We set the number of access points, their placement and channels to cover every area you use.
Install
Our own technicians mount the access points, run the cabling and tune the network for full coverage.
Verify and support
After install we re-survey to confirm the coverage, then back the work with our lifetime labour warranty.
The team behind your wifi
We have kept Alberta businesses connected since 2006. Our own technicians run every survey and install, never subcontractors, so the coverage we design is ours to stand behind.
- In-house technicians who are trained, badged and never subcontracted.
- Lifetime labour warranty on every installation.
- 24/7 service and support across the province.
- Licensed and insured serving commercial and industrial clients across Alberta.
Wifi heat mapping, answered
What is the difference between a predictive and an on-site survey?
A predictive survey models coverage from your floor plan before the space is built or occupied. An on-site survey measures real signal in a finished building. We use whichever fits your project, and often both.
Do I need a survey if I already have wifi?
Yes, if you have dead zones, dropped connections or slow speeds. A survey shows exactly where your current coverage fails and what it takes to fix it, so you are not guessing at new equipment.
What kind of buildings do you survey?
We survey commercial and industrial sites: warehouses, offices, plants, shops and multi-storey buildings. Thick walls, racking and metal all affect wifi, and our surveys account for how your space is actually built and used.
What do I get at the end of the survey?
You get a heat map of your floor plan, a list of dead zones and interference, and a plan for how many access points you need and where to place them for full coverage.
Map your wifi, fix the gaps
Book a site survey and we will map your coverage, find the dead zones and give you a straight quote to fix them.
Round out your connectivity
Know the site before you build.
Strong signal in every corner.
Structured cabling done right.