Wireless Network Services
Helping others to develop a wireless infrastructure that can gather data and lower costs.
ASD® will design, build and maintain a solution to meet your current needs as well as any of your future plans. Whether you need customers, clients, or employees to be able to connect, you can be confident that things will get done when you hire ASD®as your workplace technology partner.
We offer wireless system design, consulting, installation, and support services for rollouts, new builds, system expansions, upgrades, and feasibility studies.
- Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) - Cellular carrier and public safety
- Wireless LAN and data networking
- Carrier offloading
- Pre/post-installation site surveys
- Heat mapping
- Predictive design
- Equipment installation
- Staging, warehousing, and logistics
- Implementation and commissioning
- Field and remote support
Success Stories
We've completed projects for many different industries such as, hospitality, industrial, healthcare, retail, corporate office, and more. Below are some of our best wireless network project profiles.
CBRE
Performance Food Group
Crowne Plaza
Marriott
Santa Barbara Plantation
CBRE
Performance Food Group
Crowne Plaza
Marriott
Santa Barbara Plantation
Wireless Networks Pricing
Wireless has become a must have in today’s workplace. Making the right choices for your organization is critical to achieve operational efficiencies. Creating an agile workplace that keeps employees engaged is more important today than ever before.
For employees, customers, and clients to be engaged they need to be able to quickly and easily connect, but the solutions that make this possible though vary greatly depending on environment, bandwidth, budget, and more. Get a rough estimate on how much you need to budget by downloading our purchasing guidebook below.
Based on our experience, we typically see prices ranging from $750.00 to $2,000.00+ per access point.
Common Cost Factors for Most Projects
INSTALLATION HOURS
Normal working hours will be less expensive than after hours or weekends.
NEW CONSTRUCTION VS RENOVATION
New construction will typically be less expensive than renovation.
SIZE & TYPE ENVIRONMENT
Type of environment will impact price. Class A Office, Distribution Center, Manufacturing, Retail, Indoor vs. Outdoor could all impact overall cost.
LOCAL CODES & STANDARDS
Local codes can drive cost as they vary in requirement. For instance, in some locations across the U.S. all overhead cable must run in conduit while others can be supported with J-Hooks in the ceiling.
LABOR REQUIREMENTS
Projects being installed with a Union Labor requirement will be more expensive than projects without the requirement. Some projects require a prevailing wage to be paid to a technician which can also increase costs.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Pathways can contribute greatly to overall system costs. Costs of core holes sizing and cutting slab for conduits needs to be considered in your budgeting process.
PERMITTING
Permitting varies from city to city. One may only require an application to receive a permit, others may want full engineered drawings that go through a review process. The full set of drawings carries a substantial price tag and there's additional time for review processes.
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
What type of structure is being built? A system in a manufacturing plant is developed completely different than a high rise office building. An apartment complex can reuse the same templates for each building; this saves design time and costs.
GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
Where is the project located? Some parts of the country are more expensive than others. Some rural areas may require travel due to availability of the field resources which could increase cost.
