Access points mounted in the wrong spot, bridges that are misaligned and cables left unprotected all hurt performance. Your customer doesn’t know why. They just know it doesn’t work.
Dead zones bring your customer back to you again and again.
Misaligned bridges drop cameras, buildings and remote sites.
Every fix is another truck roll you didn’t plan for.
Cavonet installs indoor and outdoor access points and point-to-point and point-to-multipoint bridges to your design, with clean mounting and documented results.
Our technicians install indoor and outdoor wireless equipment designed for the environment and mounting surface. From warehouses and parking lots to campuses and outdoor gathering areas, we ensure equipment is securely mounted and properly protected from the elements when required.
We install wireless bridge equipment that connects buildings, remote structures, cameras, and other network locations without the need for trenching new cable. Our team mounts radios, aligns hardware, installs mounting brackets, and routes cabling according to project requirements.
Whether you’re replacing aging access points or upgrading to the latest wireless technology, we remove existing equipment, install new hardware, reconnect cabling, label devices, and leave the site clean and ready for commissioning by your network team.
We install ceiling, wall, and specialty mounted wireless access points for offices, retail stores, warehouses, healthcare facilities, schools, and other commercial environments. Every installation includes secure mounting, professional cable routing, equipment labeling, and a clean finished appearance.
A reliable wireless installation depends on quality infrastructure. We install pathway supports, mounting brackets, EMT where required, cable management, and Category cable to each wireless device, creating organized installations that simplify future maintenance and reduce service calls.
Send your design or survey. We install it the way it was planned, under your brand.
Ideally both. A survey shows how the building behaves, and a design places access points for coverage and capacity. Installing without one is a common source of dead zones.
Clear line of sight, solid mounting, correct alignment and weatherproofing. Small alignment errors over long distances make a big difference in link quality.
Yes. Prepare the new equipment ahead of time and we can often swap it in a short window, with your engineer confirming the link.
Access approval, mounting location, any structural or landlord requirements, and lift or safety equipment needs. Sorting this out before the visit avoids rescheduling.
Photos of every mount, device locations, and link or signal readings when available, so your team can support it remotely.
We coordinate with the project manager before work begins to identify site access requirements, structural mounting needs, permits, lift equipment, and any safety requirements. Addressing these items early helps avoid delays on installation day.
In many cases, yes. We work with your project schedule to minimize downtime by coordinating equipment replacement, cable transfers, and physical installation while your network team manages configuration and cutover.
If physical conditions prevent proper alignment, we stop work, document the issue with photos, and notify the project manager immediately. This allows the engineering team to evaluate alternate mounting locations or revised equipment before unnecessary labor or delays occur.
Yes. We install long range point to point and point to multipoint wireless bridge equipment according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Final range and throughput depend on the equipment selection, line of sight, and RF design provided by your engineering team.
Before installation, we verify line of sight whenever possible and identify potential obstructions such as buildings, trees, rooftop equipment, or future construction. If field conditions differ from the design, we document the issue and coordinate with your project team before proceeding.
