Fixed Wireless
Check line of sight before committing to Fixed Wireless.
Site survey
Request a site survey for connectivity, Wi-Fi or failover.
Some sites need more than a desk-based check. Our own engineers can attend on-site to review your location, layout, access, coverage and business-critical services, then recommend the right next step. A survey can be desk-based, remote, or on-site, depending on what your site needs.
- Our own field engineers carry out the survey nationwide
- We check line of sight, coverage, layout, mounting and access
- A desk-based review is usually our quickest first step
- A clear, practical recommendation after the survey
SITE SURVEY REQUEST
Tell us about your site
the survey form intro
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When a survey helps
The projects that usually need one
Outdoor 5G
Check signal and mounting at the exact location.
Managed Wi-Fi
Map coverage, blackspots and access-point placement.
Business Internet Failover
Plan a genuinely independent second path on a different route or carrier.
Event connectivity
Walk the site for temporary needs and crowds.
Rural or remote site
Work out what is realistic where fibre is limited.
Construction or temporary
Get connectivity sorted before it is stood up.
Multi-site estate
Survey several locations to one consistent standard.
IoT or LoRaWAN
Check gateway placement and sensor coverage.
What we may review
What a survey looks at
Not every survey covers all of this, it depends on the work. These are the things we may check.
Site location
The exact address and surroundings.
Building layout
How the space is used and where people work.
Mounting locations
Where antennas, dishes or access points can go.
Radio conditions
Line of sight and signal to nearby masts.
Wi-Fi coverage areas
Where coverage is needed and where it fails today.
Existing connection
What is in place and how it performs.
Router or firewall
The current edge and security setup.
Critical applications
What absolutely has to keep working.
Power and access
Power, cabling routes and access for install.
Installation constraints
What is practical on site.
What happens after the survey
From findings to a working service
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Findings reviewed
We work through what the survey found.
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Recommended options
Practical options that fit the site.
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Quote or design
A quote, or a design where it is a project.
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Installation plan
How and when it would be installed.
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Support model
Who owns the service going forward.
Proof
Survey-led work in demanding environments
Event Connectivity
Managed Wifi
FAQs
Site surveys: questions answered.
What is a site survey?
A site survey is a review of your location before we recommend a connectivity, Wi-Fi or failover solution. Depending on the work, our own engineers can look at line of sight, coverage, layout, mounting points, power and access.
How do I request a survey?
Tell us about your site in the form, including the location and what you need to check. We will get in touch to confirm the right kind of survey.
What types of survey do you offer?
A survey can be desk-based, a remote review, or an on-site visit by our own engineers, depending on what the site needs. We will confirm which suits the work after reviewing your enquiry.
Do I need to know which service I need first
No. Tell us the location and the problem you are trying to solve, and we will recommend the right option. A survey is for when the answer depends on the building, line of sight, coverage and access.
How long does a survey take?
It depends on the size and complexity of the site. A desk-based review is usually our quickest first step, and we will give you a realistic timeframe when we confirm the survey.
Can you survey multiple sites?
Yes. Tell us how many sites in the form, and we can look at each location and keep the survey approach consistent.
What should I have ready?
It helps to mention the Eircode, a site contact, known problem areas and any access restrictions in the message box. Anything else you can tell us about the current setup and critical services is useful, but nothing is mandatory.
Is there any obligation?
No. Making an enquiry and getting our recommendation does not commit you to proceeding.