Corporate wireless network solutions

Corporate wireless solutions in London for multi-site and enterprise organisations.

ACCL designs, installs and supports corporate wireless networks for businesses that rely on mobile connectivity and flexibility. We survey each site, design coverage and capacity, install the access points and cabling, and test against agreed acceptance criteria. We work across London, Kent, Surrey and the South East, starting with a free consultation.

What our corporate wireless solutions provide

Wireless networks built around your business.

Every corporate wireless solution is designed for the client’s site and needs, from a start-up’s first office to an established multi-site estate.

Tailor-made and scalable

Cost-effective wireless networks designed to grow with you, or scale down, with minimal cost and downtime.

Budget-aware design

If a more affordable option fits your needs, we recommend it. Every part of the design has to earn its place.

Platform choice

A certified Ubiquiti installer, we also work with Ruckus and Meraki and recommend the platform that fits your requirements and existing infrastructure.

London-based engineers

An experienced London team that surveys, installs and tests the network itself.

Ongoing support

Monitoring, troubleshooting, firmware management, capacity reviews and planned upgrades after installation.

Planning a wireless upgrade?

Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We will assess your site and tell you what it needs.

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Multi-site and multi-building

Wireless across several offices, buildings and sites.

Corporate wireless often means more than one floor or one building. We roll out a consistent design across branches, so staff connect the same way wherever they work, and cloud-managed platforms let your IT team monitor and update every site from one place.

For Chestertons and Chase Buchanan we delivered cabling, Wi-Fi and VoIP across 37 branches with zero lost trading days. Where a cable between buildings is not practical, a wireless link can carry the network: for Warner Bros we connected three central London offices with laser, microwave and Wi-Fi links.

  • One design, many sitesThe same SSIDs, security and standards across every branch.
  • Building-to-building linksPoint-to-point wireless where cabling between buildings is not practical. See our guide to point-to-point wireless links.
  • Central managementMonitoring, firmware updates and remote troubleshooting across sites.

Our processes

How a corporate wireless project runs.

Every project follows the same stages, adapted to the site.

  1. Free consultation

    A no-obligation session to assess your site and needs, and to discuss your challenges and expectations for the new network.

  2. Wireless site survey and audit

    We audit the current wireless infrastructure, measure its performance and identify what needs upgrading. See Wi-Fi site surveys.

  3. Tailor-made design

    No one-size-fits-all: access point placement, channel planning, security and cabling are designed for your site.

  4. Installation

    Access point supply and mounting, with the network cabling and PoE switching behind them.

  5. Testing

    Ongoing testing against documented acceptance criteria, to show the network meets the agreed coverage, capacity and performance targets.

What shapes the design

What we assess before designing a corporate network.

The survey answers these questions before any access point position is fixed.

  • Building layout and materialsFloor plates, walls, glass, ceilings and construction materials that affect signal.
  • Interference sourcesNeighbouring networks and equipment that compete for the same channels.
  • Device densityHow many staff, guest, BYOD and IoT devices connect at once, and where.
  • Security and segmentationSeparate staff, guest and personal device networks, and how they meet your policies.
  • Cabling and PoERoutes from cabinets to access points, switch capacity and power budgets.
  • GrowthExpected expansion, new sites and future access points.

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“I have been dealing with Wayne at ACCL for some time now, as I was tasked by my employer to refurbish our server cabinets across 30 offices in London. I can’t begin to express how good Wayne and his guys are.”
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Corporate wireless explained

Corporate wireless solutions, in depth.

Why businesses rely on wireless connectivity

Wi-Fi is now a vital part of network infrastructure, replacing or adding to traditional cabling. Bring-your-own-device policies, wearable and mobile technology, and an always-on culture mean staff expect to move around the office and stay connected.

That flexibility helps productivity and collaboration, and with more business running on cloud services, a reliable Wi-Fi set-up reduces downtime. As the Internet of Things grows, networks must handle more devices at once while keeping sensitive information protected, so capacity, speed and security all matter.

What makes a wireless network corporate grade

Corporate wireless solutions are enterprise-grade Wi-Fi networks designed for business. Unlike consumer Wi-Fi, they give reliable coverage across large floor plates, support hundreds of devices at once, separate staff and guest traffic securely, and can be managed centrally across several sites. The access points sit on proper network cabling and switching, so the wired side does not limit the wireless.

How we design a corporate wireless network

We start with a free consultation, then a Wi-Fi site survey of the building layout, construction materials, interference sources and device density. The design then sets access point placement, channel planning, security configuration and cabling requirements.

Whether you need cabling installed or access point supply and mounting, one team covers it, from installation through to maintenance and support.

Wireless platforms we work with

ACCL is a certified Ubiquiti installer and also works with other enterprise platforms such as Ruckus and Meraki. We recommend the platform that best fits your requirements and existing infrastructure rather than pushing one brand. Cloud-managed platforms suit multi-site estates; an existing controller may make sense to keep. See our accredited partnerships for more.

Scalable wireless network solutions

A corporate network has to change with the business. We design for expansion or downsizing with minimal cost and downtime: spare switch ports and PoE budget, cabling routes that can take extra access points, and a platform that can add sites. That way growth means adding to the network, not redesigning it, and every pound spent keeps working.

Point-to-point and building-to-building wireless

Where offices are in separate buildings and a cable route is slow or impractical, a wireless link can join them. At Warner Bros we combined laser, microwave and point-to-point Wi-Fi links to connect three central London locations after ISP delays. Read more on point-to-point wireless links and point-to-multipoint wireless networks.

Recent office technology projects

Our wider office infrastructure work includes Verizon Business’s Holborn hub, with 358 Cat6A outlets, a fibre backbone and rooftop Private 5G, and GeoTab’s Reading office, where a Cat B technology fit-out became a full IT, AV and security infrastructure rebuild. For single offices, see office Wi-Fi; for other sectors, see schools and colleges and banks and financial institutions.

What affects corporate wireless cost

Cost depends on the number of access points, the cabling and PoE switching needed, site complexity, the number of sites and whether ongoing managed support is included.

We confirm scope and pricing after the free consultation and site survey, with an itemised quote before work starts. Arrange a wireless site survey to begin.

Before you book

Corporate wireless FAQs

What are corporate wireless solutions?

Corporate wireless solutions are enterprise-grade Wi-Fi networks designed for business. Unlike consumer Wi-Fi, they give reliable coverage across large floor plates, support hundreds of devices at once, separate staff and guest traffic securely, and can be managed centrally across several sites. ACCL surveys, designs, installs, tests and supports them for organisations across London and the South East.

Can you roll out Wi-Fi across several offices?

Yes. We design one standard, with the same SSIDs, security and settings, and roll it out site by site, often out of hours. For Chestertons and Chase Buchanan we delivered cabling, Wi-Fi and VoIP across 37 branches with zero lost trading days. Cloud-managed platforms then let your IT team monitor and update every site from one place.

Can you link two buildings without cabling?

Often, yes. Where a cable route between buildings is slow or impractical, a point-to-point wireless link can carry the network. For Warner Bros we connected three central London offices with laser, microwave and Wi-Fi links after ISP delays. A survey confirms line of sight, distance and the bandwidth the link needs to carry.

Can your wireless network support BYOD and guest access?

Yes. Our corporate wireless networks support bring-your-own-device policies, mobile working and always-on connectivity. We set up secure segmentation so personal devices and guests connect on separate networks from your business systems, with their own access rules. Staff, guest and BYOD traffic stay apart without making it harder for anyone to get connected.

What is cloud-managed Wi-Fi?

Cloud-managed Wi-Fi uses a cloud-based controller to manage access points across one or more sites. It gives centralised monitoring, automatic firmware updates, remote troubleshooting and simpler multi-site management, without on-premises controller hardware. It suits organisations with several offices or a small IT team, and we can recommend whether it fits your estate.

How long does a corporate wireless installation take?

It depends on site size, the number of access points, cabling needs and whether work must be done out of hours. A typical single-floor office can be completed in one to two days, while multi-floor or multi-site deployments may take one to several weeks. We confirm the programme after the survey, before work starts.

Do you provide ongoing support for corporate wireless networks?

Yes. ACCL offers post-installation support including performance monitoring, troubleshooting, firmware management, capacity reviews and planned upgrades as your business changes. Because we designed and installed the network, we already hold its records, so support visits and later expansion start from accurate information rather than guesswork.

What areas do you cover for corporate wireless solutions?

We provide corporate wireless solutions across London, Kent, Surrey and the wider South East, from our offices at the Royal Exchange in the City of London and in Orpington, Kent. Multi-site rollouts can cover branches across that whole area, with the same design and handover standard at each location.

How much does a corporate wireless solution cost?

Cost depends on the number of access points, the cabling and PoE switching needed, site complexity, the number of sites and whether ongoing managed support is included. We do not quote a fixed price without that detail. After a free consultation and site survey we send an itemised quote before any work starts.

Wayne Connors, Founder and Managing Director of ACCL
Wayne ConnorsFounder & Managing Director

The team behind your wireless network

Corporate wireless designed, installed and supported by one team.

Founded in 1997, ACCL designs and installs wireless networks together with the cabling and switching behind them. Our engineers work across London, Kent, Surrey and the South East.

Wayne Connors founded ACCL in 1997 and has led our commercial network projects ever since, including the 37-branch rollout for Chestertons and Chase Buchanan and the three-building wireless link for Warner Bros. We are a member of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Start your wireless transformation

A free consultation and an itemised quote.

One of our own engineers assesses your sites at no cost and with no obligation. Send floor plans and the number of sites if you have them.

  1. Consult We discuss your sites, users and challenges.
  2. Survey and design Coverage, capacity and cabling assessed and priced.
  3. Install and support Tested against agreed criteria, then supported.

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