Ubiquiti · Netgear · Aruba Certified

WiFi Access Point Installation

Professional WAP installation using Ubiquiti UniFi, Netgear WAX, and Aruba Instant On — ceiling-mounted, PoE-powered, and wired for maximum performance. No consumer mesh, no dead zones.

15,000+
Projects Completed
Wired
Backhaul on Every AP
Enterprise
Grade WAPs Only
Houston
Based & TX-Wide

Trusted Brands We Install

Ubiquiti Cisco Arista Juniper Networks Fortinet Palo Alto Networks TP-Link Aruba Netgear
What We Install

WiFi Access Point Services We Provide

Every AP gets a dedicated Cat6 run. Every install is ceiling-mounted, PoE-powered, and controller-managed.

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Ceiling WAP Installation

Flush-mounted access points with concealed Cat6 drops and PoE power. Clean, professional, and out of the way.

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Wired Backhaul Runs

Every AP gets a dedicated Cat6 run — no wireless backhaul bottlenecks. Full bandwidth to every access point, every time.

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Office & Commercial Deployments

Multi-AP enterprise deployments with controller-based management. Scale from a single floor to a multi-building campus.

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Residential High-Performance WiFi

Home theaters, smart home integration, and whole-home coverage using enterprise WAPs — not consumer mesh routers.

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Outdoor AP Installation

Weatherproof WAPs for patios, pools, parking lots, and campuses. IP67-rated hardware built to survive Texas weather.

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Controller & Cloud Config

UniFi Network, Aruba Central, or Netgear Insight setup and management. One dashboard for every AP, client, and bandwidth report.

Why Choose MTG

Wired Backhaul.
Enterprise Gear.
Real Coverage.

Consumer mesh routers cut bandwidth in half by using wireless backhaul. We do it right — every access point gets its own dedicated Cat6 Ethernet run from the switch, delivering full-speed WiFi across your entire space.

Ubiquiti Certified
Wired Backhaul
No Consumer Gear
Full Site Survey
Wired Backhaul on Every AP

Each access point gets its own dedicated Cat6 Ethernet run. This is how enterprise WiFi is done — not consumer mesh that cuts bandwidth in half.

Site Survey Before We Install

We RF-map your space to determine optimal AP placement. No guessing, no wasted hardware, no dead zones after the job is done.

Unified Management

We set up controller-based management so you can see every AP, client, and bandwidth usage in one dashboard. Know what’s on your network at all times.

How It Works

Our Four-Step WAP Installation Process

From RF survey to speed test validation — a proven process that eliminates dead zones for good.

1

RF Site Survey

We map your space, identify RF interference, and determine optimal AP placement for complete, overlap-free coverage.

2

Cable Plan

Cat6 runs mapped from each AP location back to your network rack or patch panel. Every run documented before we pull a single foot of cable.

3

Install & Mount

Ceiling or wall mounting, PoE injection or switch port connection, fully concealed wiring. Clean, professional, unobtrusive.

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Configure & Validate

SSID setup, security config, roaming optimization, and speed testing at every AP location. We don’t leave until it’s fast everywhere.

Got Questions?

WiFi Access Point Installation — FAQs

Everything you need to know before calling our team.

A wired WAP uses a dedicated Cat6 backhaul Ethernet run for full bandwidth. Mesh routers share bandwidth over the air between nodes — cutting throughput by 30–50% at each hop. Fine for small homes; not ideal for offices, restaurants, or performance-sensitive environments.
Ubiquiti UniFi for high-performance commercial deployments with excellent management software. Eero Pro for simplicity in residential settings. Aruba Instant On for mid-market commercial with straightforward cloud control. We’ll recommend the right platform for your use case and budget.
Yes — weatherproof WAPs for patios, pool decks, parking structures, and open campuses. We use IP67-rated outdoor hardware from Ubiquiti, Aruba, and Cisco rated for Texas heat and rain.
Typically 1 AP per 1,500–2,000 sq ft for residential environments. For open commercial spaces, 1 AP per 2,500 sq ft is a solid starting point. Dense device environments (restaurants, warehouses, conference centers) require more APs. Our site survey gives you an exact answer for your specific space.
Both. We handle mounting, cable runs, PoE switch ports, SSID naming, security (WPA3), VLAN segmentation, QoS policies, and roaming configuration. You get a fully working, properly configured WiFi network — not just hardware on the ceiling.
Yes — we can set up a proper router/firewall + managed switch + WAP stack that obliterates ISP-provided equipment. A UniFi Dream Machine, pfSense, or Cisco Meraki router paired with enterprise APs is a night-and-day upgrade in performance, security, and visibility.
Yes — managed WiFi monitoring packages are available for businesses and premium residential clients. We monitor AP health, client counts, and bandwidth utilization, and proactively address issues before they impact your operations.
Client Reviews

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★ 5.0 · Google Reviews
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Lisa H., The Woodlands
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“Finally got rid of the mesh router that kept dropping. MTG ran real cable to ceiling APs and now it’s rock solid. Should have done this years ago.”

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Andrew P., Greenway Plaza
★★★★★

“Our conference rooms had terrible WiFi. MTG added two ceiling APs with proper cabling and now video calls are perfect every single time. Huge difference.”

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Enterprise-grade access points, wired backhaul, and professional installation. Houston · Dallas · Austin · San Antonio.