TNC Solutions
The easiest thing to get wrong.
Wireless looks simple until you're standing in a dead zone on the third floor wondering why your access points cost twice what you budgeted. TNC does it right the first time.
Overview
Most wireless installs go wrong for the same reason: the installer guesses. They look at a floor plan, place access points where they seem reasonable, run the cable, and hope for the best. Sometimes it works. Often it doesn't — and by the time you find out, the walls are closed and the budget is spent.
TNC doesn't guess. Before we run a single cable, we physically walk your facility and test actual signal range in your actual building — because concrete, steel, glass, and drywall all behave differently, and no floor plan tells you that the server room wall is poured concrete or that the atrium has a metal roof. We find out first.
What's Included
Wireless capabilities
RF Site Survey & Heat Mapping
Physical signal testing and heat-map documentation before installation begins — so you know exactly what you're getting.
Enterprise Access Points
Commercial-grade hardware from proven manufacturers, specified for your environment and device density.
Guest Network Segmentation
Isolated guest Wi-Fi with captive portals and bandwidth controls — hospitality-ready and security-conscious.
High-Density Environments
Conference rooms, lobbies, and open floors with hundreds of simultaneous devices — designed for it, not hoped for.
Outdoor & Campus Coverage
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links for parking lots, courtyards, and multi-building campuses.
Ongoing Monitoring
Proactive performance monitoring with alerts and remote troubleshooting after installation is complete.
Our Process
How TNC approaches a wireless install
On-site signal testing before any wiring
We bring equipment to your facility and physically test signal propagation through your walls, floors, and ceilings. We map where coverage is strong, where it degrades, and where it dies — before a single cable is pulled or a single hole is drilled.
Building layout and materials assessment
Construction materials matter more than most installers admit. We account for concrete cores, metal studs, glass partitions, elevator shafts, and any other RF-absorbing or reflecting element in your building — and we design around them, not past them.
Balancing coverage, aesthetics, and security
Access points don't have to be ugly, and they don't have to be everywhere. We find the minimum number of correctly placed units that deliver full coverage — keeping costs down, ceilings clean, and your network segmented so guest traffic never touches your business systems.
Request a Wireless Site Assessment
Before you commit to an install, let TNC walk your facility and tell you exactly what it will take to cover it properly — no guesswork, no obligation.