Predictive Site Survey
We walk the building, note construction, racking and interference sources, and produce an access point layout before anything gets ordered.
LED Indy designs and installs business WiFi for warehouses, offices and plants across Indianapolis. We survey the space, run the cable, mount the access points and prove the coverage.
Site Survey First
We map coverage and interference before quoting any hardware
Cable and Mount
Cat6 runs, mounts and terminations done to spec
Racks and Uplinks
Switches, PoE budget and uplinks sized for the load
Coverage Testing
Heat map validation after install, not just a signal bar
Licensed and Insured
Indianapolis owned and operated, licensed and insured crews
Good business WiFi is a cabling and placement problem before it is a hardware problem, so that is where we start.
Predictive Site Survey
We walk the building, note construction, racking and interference sources, and produce an access point layout before anything gets ordered.
Structured Cabling
Cat6 and Cat6A home runs from the IDF to every access point, tested and certified so the wiring is not what limits the wireless.
Access Point Mounting
Ceiling, wall, high bay and outdoor mounts installed at the right height and angle, with clean drops and no dangling cable.
Switching and PoE
We size the switch, PoE budget and uplinks so every access point powers up and the backhaul does not choke at peak.
Warehouse and Yard Coverage
High bay racking, freezer walls and outdoor yards need directional antennas and outdoor rated gear, not more indoor access points.
Post Install Validation
We walk the finished space with survey tools, close the coverage gaps we find, and hand over a coverage map and a labeled port list.

Scanners, tablets, cameras and guest devices all sit on the same wireless network, and every building type stresses it differently.
Warehouses and Distribution

Manufacturing Plants

Offices and Coworking

Retail and Restaurants

Apartment Communities

Schools and Training Centers

Low voltage is one of our 3 divisions, not a sideline. We scope wifi installation against how the space is actually used, then label, test and document every run so the next person to open the rack is not guessing.
A Single Contractor
The same company runs the power, the pathway and the cabling, so nobody blames another trade for a dead access point.
Survey Before Hardware
We do not quote a stack of access points off a floor plan. The layout comes from walking the actual building.
Industrial Experience
Completed work includes Langham Logistics and Awning Partners Manufacturing Group, so high bay and plant environments are familiar.
Documented Handover
You get a labeled port list, a coverage map and as built cable records, so your IT team can support it later.
Indianapolis Owned and Operated
We are based here, not dispatched in from out of state. The same licensed crew that walks your building with you is the crew that does the wifi installation work.
We Work Around Your Building
Nights, weekends, shutdowns and school breaks. We agree the access and outage windows with you before the wifi installation work starts, so your tenants and your production schedule are not the ones absorbing it.
From sports facilities and warehouses to aquatic centers and retail floors, these are buildings we have already wired across central Indiana.

Langham Logistics
Indianapolis, IN

Edgewater Apartments
Indianapolis, IN

Indy Urban Hardwood
Indianapolis, IN

NIFS
Indianapolis, IN

Colts Practice Facility
Indianapolis, IN

Vigo County Aquatic Center
Terre Haute, IN

Sullivan Hardware
Indianapolis, IN
Straightforward answers about structured cabling and low voltage for your buildings and your team.
Per access point, yes, and the reason is what the hardware has to do. Commercial gear handles many more concurrent devices, supports managed roaming between access points when it is designed and configured correctly, and separates staff, guest and device traffic. It also gets centrally managed and updated. The bigger cost driver on most jobs is not the hardware at all, it is the cabling and the mounting labor.
Commercial WiFi is a designed system rather than a single device. Multiple access points are cabled back to a managed switch, powered over Ethernet, and tuned so they share channels instead of fighting each other. A single controller sets the policy for every unit, so coverage stays consistent as you add devices. Consumer gear is not designed for surveyed multi access point coverage, centralized management, PoE switching and role based network segmentation.
Start with a survey, not a shopping list. We walk the building, note the construction, racking and interference, and mark where access points have to land. Then we pull cable back to the IDF, install and terminate, configure the switch and PoE budget, and set up the network segments. The last step is a walk through with survey tools to confirm coverage against the plan and close any gaps we find.
They do different jobs, so it is not really a contest. Fiber is the backbone that carries traffic between buildings, floors and IDFs at high speed over long distances. WiFi is the last hop to the device in someone's hand. A strong wireless network usually sits on top of fiber uplinks, and we install both, so the backhaul is not the bottleneck.
Either way works. If your IT team or managed services provider standardizes on a brand, we install and cable to that spec and hand the configuration back to them. If you would rather we handle it, we spec the hardware off the site survey, supply it, install it and set it up. The design and the cabling are the same either way.
Can't say enough good things about John and his LED Indy team. They take the time to educate their clients on the process and value of switching to LED fixtures. They are professional, honest and do great work! Highly recommend them!
Jon and the team at LED Indy were absolutely amazing! They handled every step of my industrial shop conversion quickly and professionally. It's also great to know I'm saving money on my energy bill too! I highly recommend them!
We have several manufacturing facilities that have a combination of manufacturing floor, warehouse, and office space, and LED Indy has been a great partner to help us plan and implement changes when needed. I'd highly recommend their team.
The transformation of the lighting upgrade was literally night and day. The result was better than we could have expected.
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