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Wi-Fi and Network Refresh
Fix dead zones and slow spots with wireless and wired coverage sized for your space and headcount.
This page is for scoping a wireless and wired refresh as a project: what gets surveyed, what gets replaced, and how the cutover happens without stopping work. If you are still deciding whether a refresh is warranted at all, the network guide linked below walks through that assessment first.
When this fits
- Complaints cluster in the same rooms every week
- The space changed but the network didn't
Typical planning considerations
- Which spaces are in scope, and whether the survey happens before or after the equipment decision
- What cabling already exists, where it terminates, and whether it can carry power to new mounting points
- Ceiling, wall, and mounting constraints the building or landlord imposes
- Existing switching: keep it for the new access points, or replace it in the same project
- When the cutover can happen: after hours, over a weekend, or floor by floor
- Who owns the network afterwards, and what management access they need
What Days Dynamics can help coordinate
- Arranging the site walkthrough and turning it into an equipment list
- Preparing requests for access points, switching, and the cabling work around them
- Coordinating cabling contractors and installers against your schedule
- Planning the cutover sequence, and a way back if a floor does not behave
Frequently planned together
New Location Rollout
The pieces that have to land together for a site to open working: network first, then everything on it.
Warehouse Operations
Scanning-floor projects usually pair coverage, devices, and printing with configuration help.
Hybrid Collaboration
Rooms, headsets, and platform planning travel together, with the network checked before install day.