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A Distributed Antenna System (DAS) is a network of spatially separated antenna nodes connected to a common source that provides wireless service within a building or geographic area. DAS solutions distribute cellular signals from multiple carriers throughout your facility, eliminating dead zones and ensuring reliable coverage.

Installation timelines vary based on building size, complexity, and carrier coordination requirements. A typical DAS project takes 3-6 months from design to commissioning. This includes site surveys, design approval, permitting, equipment installation, carrier integration, and final acceptance testing.

Building codes (NFPA 1221, IFC 510) require Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems (ERRCS) in new construction and major renovations when first responder radio signals don't meet minimum coverage requirements. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, building size, and use type. We can perform a baseline assessment to determine if your facility needs an ERRCS.

DAS distributes signals from multiple carriers through a shared antenna infrastructure, while small cells are carrier-specific, low-powered radio access nodes. DAS is ideal for multi-carrier coverage across large facilities, while small cells work well for targeted capacity boosts in high-density areas. We'll recommend the best solution based on your specific needs.

Funding models vary. Building owners typically invest in the neutral-host infrastructure, while carriers may contribute to equipment or provide service credits. Some projects qualify for carrier subsidies or revenue-sharing agreements. We'll help you explore all funding options and identify the most cost-effective approach for your situation.

Yes! We routinely upgrade legacy systems to support new frequencies (like 5G), add carrier capacity, expand coverage areas, or integrate new technologies. We'll assess your existing infrastructure and recommend the most cost-effective upgrade path to meet current and future requirements.

Regular maintenance includes 24/7 remote monitoring, periodic system health checks, firmware updates, and annual ERRCS testing (if required by code). Our maintenance programs include SLA-driven response times, preventative maintenance schedules, and performance optimization to ensure your systems operate at peak efficiency.

Start with a complimentary site survey and consultation. We'll assess your facility's coverage needs, discuss your goals, and provide recommendations with budget estimates. There's no obligation, and the assessment gives you valuable insight into your building's wireless readiness. Contact us today to schedule your free evaluation.

Managed Wi-Fi is a service where we handle all aspects of your wireless network—from design and deployment to 24/7 monitoring, maintenance, security updates, and performance optimization. It's ideal for businesses that want enterprise-grade Wi-Fi without the burden of managing it in-house. Benefits include proactive issue resolution, guaranteed uptime SLAs, expert support, and the latest security patches—all while freeing your IT team to focus on core business initiatives.

Wi-Fi and DAS serve different purposes and often complement each other. Wi-Fi is ideal for data-intensive applications, laptops, and connected devices where users can authenticate to your network. DAS provides cellular coverage for voice calls, text messages, and users who prefer or require cellular connectivity. Many facilities deploy both: DAS ensures everyone has cellular service for calls and emergencies, while Wi-Fi provides high-speed data for guests and staff. We'll assess your specific use cases and recommend the optimal combination.

Managed Wi-Fi pricing varies based on network size, complexity, SLA requirements, and service level. Typical models include per-access-point monthly fees (ranging from $50-150/AP depending on service tier), per-site flat rates, or per-user pricing. Most services bundle hardware, installation, cloud management platform, 24/7 monitoring, maintenance, and support. Capital expenditure (CapEX) and operational expenditure (OpEX) options are available. We'll provide a detailed proposal based on your specific requirements and budget constraints.