Wi-Fi Network Installation in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Politon is able to design, install, and test a custom-built Wi-Fi network that meets the specific structural and design needs of any space.

Politon offers several types of Wi-Fi installations:

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Politon has installed many BYOD Wi-Fi networks. Typically an IT department preconfigures the AP’s and they just need a reliable resource to install them in their workspace by pulling the data cabling, installing the AP and patching it into the appropriate network switch. Politon has been a trusted technical resource to perform physical implementations for many IT departments.
Full-Service wireless installation. We can help plan, design, implement and test your wireless network from start to finish. We have installed wifi networks in many different types of environments such as: warehouses, offices spaces, churches, and retail locations. Politon could help implement your Wi-Fi solution and serves the entire Dallas Fort Worth area.

We will conduct a site survey to determine the most effective placements of Wi-Fi access points. Once this survey is completed, we will schedule a time to install the data cabling and access points.

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General Motors EV Island

Dallas, TX

Our techs installed fiber cables from the dealership out to the new EV island. We also networked a data cable out to each of the charging stations. Additionally, we installed Wi-Fi for customers to use while charging their cars or using the dog park....

Mildred Baptist Church

Corsicana, TX

Politon installed and configured a Ubiquiti Unifi system consisting of a gateway, 24-port PoE switch, and five access points. The customer was very pleased with the improved performance, reliability, and access provided by the new WiFi system.

Carris Reels

McKinney, TX

We added two network cabinets by running shielded fiber connections into their warehouse. We then networked their CNC machines to the cabinets via CAT6 cable. Once we cabled the CNC machines, we then redid their Wi-Fi to further improve the connectio...