Dead zones in the warehouse, dropped calls in the conference room, forklifts losing scanners between aisles — Wi-Fi problems are usually infrastructure problems. M6 Communications designs, cables, and installs wireless access points across Los Angeles and Southern California facilities, on certified Cat6/6A drops with proper PoE, placed where coverage actually needs them.
We handle the physical layer that Wi-Fi vendors assume someone else did right: placement, cabling, power, and mounting — plus the survey work to prove coverage before and after.
Certified Cat6/6A drops to every AP location — ceilings, warehouse steel, outdoor canopies — with proper PoE and clean mounting.
AP placement designed around your floor plan, construction materials, and device density — not guesswork with a coverage circle on a brochure.
High-bay mounting, aisle-aware placement for scanners and forklift terminals, and rugged equipment where the environment demands it.
Weather-rated APs and point-to-point wireless links for yards, docks, guard shacks, and between buildings.
Distributed Antenna System cabling and infrastructure when the problem isn’t Wi-Fi but cell signal inside the building.
We walk the facility, review your floor plan, and identify AP counts and locations — including a wireless survey for complex spaces.
A fixed quote covering drops, mounting, hardware (yours or ours), and configuration coordination with your IT team.
Certified drops pulled to every location, APs mounted and dressed properly — including high-lift work in warehouses.
Post-install validation so "it should reach" becomes "it reaches" — documented before we call it done.
We cable and install wireless infrastructure across the LA metro — warehouse Wi-Fi in the Inland Empire and South Bay, office wireless in downtown and Orange County towers, and campus coverage from Ventura to San Bernardino.
We work alongside your IT team or MSP: they manage the network, we make sure the physical layer — placement, cable, power — is never the weak link.
It depends on square footage, construction (concrete and warehouse racking eat signal), and how many devices connect. A typical office floor might need one AP per 1,500–2,500 sq ft; warehouses vary widely with racking. We survey and design the count rather than guessing.
Yes — that’s one of our most common calls. Usually it’s AP placement and cabling, not the equipment: APs mounted where the electrician could reach instead of where coverage requires. We redesign placement, add drops, and verify coverage aisle by aisle.
Either. We install and cable customer-supplied hardware (UniFi, Meraki, Aruba, Ruckus, and others), or supply equipment as part of the project — whichever fits how your network is managed.
Yes — weather-rated APs, outdoor-rated cable and conduit, and point-to-point links to reach guard shacks, yards, and detached buildings.
For most facilities the cost is driven by the number of AP locations (each needs a certified drop and mounting) plus hardware. Per-location installed pricing typically runs a few hundred dollars each before hardware; we quote fixed after a walk-through.
Send us your floor plan or square footage and what’s failing today — we’ll design the coverage, quote the drops, and prove the signal after install.
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