SITE SURVEYS & ASSESSMENTS

Plan the work with a clearer view of the site.

Get the site information your team needs before an installation, refresh or move. ALL I.T. gathers the agreed photos, measurements, equipment details or wireless findings, giving your engineers and project team a practical basis for the next decision.

  • ✓Site details gathered for your project
  • ✓Coverage confirmed for your locations
  • ✓One team to coordinate the onsite work
  • ✓Surveys planned around your requirements
  • ✓Photos and findings for your next decision

What do you need to establish at the site?

Share the location and the decision you are preparing for. Include any plans or existing records you have.

Answer the site questions that affect the work.

Tell us what you need to establish and how the findings will be used. A readiness visit, equipment inventory and RF survey serve different purposes; the assignment should gather the information your decision requires.

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Site readiness

Record equipment locations, access, visible routes and conditions relevant to the planned installation.

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Rack and closet records

Capture equipment positions, visible connections, requested measurements and photos.

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Asset inventories

Record the agreed device identifiers, details and locations for your team to reconcile.

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Visual wireless discovery

Locate APs and record the physical conditions relevant to wireless planning.

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RF surveys and validation

Arrange the defined wireless measurements, suitable tools and reporting required for the assignment.

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Targeted site checks

Include cable tracing or other specified tests when they answer a project question.

Get information your team can use.

Plan around the actual location

A drawing or old inventory may leave questions about the site today. Gather the current observations and measurements your team needs before deciding on an installation, refresh or move.

Match the survey to the decision

Start with the decision the survey will support. We work through the areas, access and outputs required, whether the next step is an installation quote, a remediation plan or a wireless review.

Keep the unknowns visible

The useful part of a survey includes its limits. Findings should identify inaccessible areas, untested conditions and missing information so your team can account for them before moving ahead.

Make the next assignment easier to prepare

Use the survey outputs to prepare the next piece of work. The records can inform equipment positions, access arrangements and the additional checks needed before installation.

Define the output before the visit.

We plan the survey around your purpose, the areas to inspect and the reporting you need. Your technical team uses the findings for its design, installation or project decisions.

How the work comes together

1. Identify the question

Tell us what you are planning and what you need to establish at the location.

2. Gather the site information

We arrange the survey assignment, access, observations and specified measurements.

3. Use the findings

Review the report and its remaining unknowns before deciding on the next stage.

For MSPs

Collect client-site information without sending your engineers to each location. We can use your checklist and report format, with site communication and branding agreed with your MSP.

Frequently asked questions

Is visual discovery the same as an RF survey?

No. Visual discovery records physical conditions. An RF survey measures wireless conditions using a defined method, test areas and suitable tools. We establish the output the assignment needs.

Can a survey help prepare an installation quote?

Yes. It can gather route observations, measurements and readiness information for the proposal. The installation work is priced and planned after the findings are reviewed.

Does a survey include engineering design?

The survey supplies the agreed observations and tests. Network design, predictive wireless design or specialist analysis needs its own defined deliverable and resources.

Start with the site questions you need answered.

Tell us what you are planning. We’ll help define the survey information needed for the next step.