Surveys first, access points second
Bad Wi-Fi is almost never a hardware problem; it is a design problem. XOtavo starts with professional site surveys — predictive modeling and on-site validation — so access point count, placement, and channel plans are engineering decisions, not guesses. Then we deploy on the platforms we trust: Fortinet, Cisco Meraki, and Aruba, matched to your management style and security requirements.
Wireless is living and breathing — treat it that way
A wireless network changes with its environment. New racking goes up, inventory gets relocated, a neighbor lights up a competing network — and coverage that was fine last quarter develops dead zones. A properly engineered system shrugs off those changes; a poorly engineered one breaks from something as simple as moving pallets in a warehouse. That is why we design with headroom and recommend periodic site surveys: wireless needs maintenance the way any living system does, and small tuning visits prevent expensive emergency ones.
Hard environments are the point
Anyone can cover a conference room. Warehouses with racking that changes weekly, plants full of metal and interference, dealership lots measured in acres, high-density lobbies — these are where design discipline shows. We build wireless for the environment you actually have, with the roaming behavior your handhelds, tablets, and voice devices need — and alerts flowing into the same 24×7 network monitoring as everything else.
Wireless backhaul: point-to-point and point-to-multipoint
Sometimes the best cable is no cable. Where trenching between buildings is impossible or absurdly priced — across a parking lot, a highway, a campus, or a storage yard — we engineer point-to-point wireless bridges that link two buildings at fiber-like speeds, and point-to-multipoint systems that feed several outbuildings from one head end. We design and install LigoWave, Mimosa, MikroTik, and Grandstream backhaul with proper path analysis, mounting, grounding, and alignment — permanent infrastructure, not a consumer antenna zip-tied to a pole.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you do predictive or on-site surveys?
Both — predictive design to plan, on-site validation to verify, and periodic post-deployment surveys to catch environmental changes before they become coverage complaints.
Which wireless platforms do you deploy?
Fortinet first for security-integrated wireless, plus Cisco Meraki and Aruba for Wi-Fi — and LigoWave, Mimosa, MikroTik, and Grandstream for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint bridges.
Can a wireless bridge really replace trenching fiber between buildings?
In most cases, yes — a properly engineered point-to-point link delivers hundreds of megabits to multi-gigabit speeds with high reliability, at a fraction of the cost of boring under a parking lot. We will tell you honestly when fiber is still the right answer.
Why did our Wi-Fi get worse when nothing changed?
Something changed — it usually just was not the equipment. Inventory moves, new construction, neighboring networks, and device growth all reshape coverage. A survey finds exactly what shifted, and a well-engineered system gets tuned rather than replaced.
Can you fix our existing Wi-Fi instead of replacing it?
Frequently, yes. A survey often reveals placement and configuration fixes that transform an existing deployment at a fraction of replacement cost.
Ready to talk, or just curious where you stand?
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