Free Site Surveys are always given to qualified individuals to provide the customer with professional technical recommendations with no sales pressure.
Our FREE site surveys are designed to inspect and evaluate your current technology situation and requirements and provide future considerations you may not have thought of.
Understanding expectations
We want to understand your operation, the types of devices you use and connectivity requirements for the present and future. This way we have a strong understanding of your business and how we can accommodate any needs prior to a walk through.
Obtain a facility diagram
Before getting too far with the site survey, locate a set of building blueprints. If none are available, prepare a floor plan drawing that depicts the location of walls, walkways, etc. New construction or existing construction considerations must be established prior to inspection. We would not want to drill into a wall and destroy plumbing, electrical, etc.. If no diagram is available, its best to sketch out general layout design of where specific equipment is to be located.
Visually inspect the facility
Walk through the facility to verify the accuracy of the facility diagram. This is a good time to note any potential barriers that may affect every stage of the project. For example, excessive heat or cold , brick walls, steel panels, firewall, ceiling height for lift trucks, etc..
Safety Considerations
Safety on all construction sites for all employees is paramount for ensuring zero injuries throughout the course of the project. All OSHA regulations for any and all hazards are evaluated and strictly adhered to.
Permits
Our evaluation process will determine if various building or construction permits are necessary. We will work with you to ensure all proper permits are obtained quickly and before work begins. |
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Document findings
Once you're satisfied that the planned location of voice and data ports, we will identify all locations on the facility diagrams and recommended additional locations.
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