What It Is
An RF site survey is a measured, documented assessment of wireless conditions at a facility — signal strength, interference, capacity headroom, and code-relevant gaps — conducted by engineers with no stake in what gets recommended afterward.
When You Need It
Commission a survey before signing a contract for a DAS, private LTE, or Wi-Fi buildout proposed by a vendor; when evaluating a new facility for wireless readiness; or on a recurring basis for sites where conditions change (new equipment, renovations, tenant changes).
Our Methodology
1. Walkthrough and equipment survey. We document the physical environment that will affect RF performance.
2. Measurement. Signal strength, noise floor, and capacity utilization are measured and logged across the site, not sampled from a few convenient spots.
3. Independent findings. Because we don't sell hardware or carry a vendor line, our recommendations reflect what the data shows — including 'you don't need what's being proposed.'
Typical Deliverables
- Signal strength and coverage heat maps by carrier/frequency
- Interference and noise floor findings
- Capacity and headroom assessment
- Written, vendor-neutral recommendation
Why vendor neutrality actually matters here
A survey conducted by the same company selling the hardware has an obvious incentive problem. See how we structure engagements to remove it.
Read our Approach