Wi-Fi coverage & network design
Plan access point locations around the layout, construction and areas where people work, stream or use connected devices.
Provo-based · Serving Utah
Wi-Fi & network installation in Provo, Utah.
Dropped meetings, slow streaming and rooms with no signal make a space harder to use. Sightline Integrated plans and installs networks for the devices and people that depend on them.
Plan your network projectA practical plan
A reliable foundation for connected spaces.
Adding another router is not always the answer to a connection problem. Building layout, access point placement, cabling and equipment all affect how a network performs. We look at where you need coverage and which devices benefit from a wired connection, then build a plan around your home or business.
Structured cabling
Add wired connections for workstations, displays, access points and other equipment, with cable routes planned around the building.
Network equipment installation
Install and configure the network equipment your setup needs, considering equipment location, connected devices and room for future changes.
Your next project
A useful place to start.
Tell us your project city, the approximate size of the space and where the connection is unreliable. Include your internet provider, current router or network equipment, and the devices you need to connect. A floor plan or photos can help explain coverage gaps and possible cable routes.
Tell us about your project ↗Before we begin
Common questions.
Can you help with Wi-Fi dead zones?
Yes. We can plan coverage improvements around the rooms and areas you use. The building layout and existing equipment help determine the approach.
Does every device need a wired connection?
No. Wi-Fi and wired connections serve different needs. Fixed equipment such as workstations or displays can be good candidates for Ethernet, while mobile devices need wireless coverage.
Can you work with an existing network?
Yes. We start with what is already installed. Compatibility, condition and your goals determine which equipment or cabling can be reused.