Connectivity for job sites, events, and remote work.
From a weekend event to a multi-year job site. Rent, own with support, or bring a technician along. We can split the network so office, crews, guests, or vendors are not on the same Wi-Fi. Pricing is quoted per job.
Trailers, mines, venues, and anywhere the carriers thin out.
Job sites
Construction trailers, mines, and remote work that need office internet, phones, and cameras without waiting on a utility drop.
Events
Festivals, weddings, retreats, and outdoor gatherings that need guest access — and a separate path for staff when it matters.
A mast is available when the job needs it. On a trailer, the dish can be mounted permanent or semi-permanent — whichever fits how long you will be there. If the trailer is rented, we only drill when the rental company allows it. If the site does not allow drilling into the ground or the structure, we use a mast or a non-permanent mount.
A Mini you take camping is one Wi-Fi name. Fine for a trailer weekend. On a job or an event, that same dish is still one open network — office, crew, and guests on the same connection, no wired ports, and no way to limit what the crew can reach.
What sits behind the dish is business-grade UniFi hardware, not household gear — gateway, switches, access points, and IP cameras, all managed from one controller. Separate Wi-Fi for office, crew, and guests so they are not on the same network. Switches for cameras and desks. IP cameras where the job calls for them, recorded on-site rather than through a third party. Controls a foreman can use to keep social apps off the crew side. A private, encrypted path back to the home office when that traffic should not ride the public internet. Keep the dish you already own if you want — the hardware behind it is what makes it a site network instead of a hotspot. We deploy the terminal the site actually needs — the compact dish when that is enough, the larger high-performance unit when the job needs more throughput or a clearer view of the sky. Other hardware, like IP phones, as the job calls for it.
A single access point covers a trailer. Larger sites get a wireless bridge between access points, so the far building or the far field is on the same network.
Theft and vandalism are the usual reasons a site wants cameras. We size UniFi Protect cameras to the job: everyday 4K cameras for gates and entrances, long-range night-vision models for yards and laydown areas, and wide or pan-tilt cameras for open ground. Battery-powered door, motion, and glass-break sensors need no wiring, so a trailer gets an alert the moment something opens or moves. Add a floodlight or siren if you want deterrence, not just footage. Remote viewing works over the site's satellite or cellular connection.
Phones can place and receive calls over this network the same way they would over cellular — including 911 — if Wi-Fi Calling is turned on ahead of time with a supporting carrier.
Where a phone hotspot is the only internet on site, we mount a 5G modem outside, up high, powered over the same network cable. It can run on its own or back up the satellite connection, switching over automatically if one drops. We check signal on site before you buy anything, and the data plan stays in your name.
Rent, own with support, or bring a technician.
Same field kit. Who owns it and who stands next to it changes with the length of the job.
Connectivity for the length of the job
We own, manage, and maintain the equipment. It is installed, monitored remotely, and picked up when the work is done.
- Fastest path to online
- Maintenance included
- Fits a weekend or a season
Own the equipment, keep the support
Site survey, install, and configuration — the hardware is yours from day one. Optional monthly remote monitoring if you want someone watching it.
- Equipment on your books
- Optional monthly support
- Mounting, cabling, and setup
A technician along for the event
The kit deploys and a person stays with it — useful when guests, vendors, and staff all need to stay up for a short window.
- Festivals, weddings, retreats
- Split networks when you need them
- Someone on site for the whole event
Serving the Magic Valley, Wood River Valley, and southern and eastern Idaho. Response time is quoted per job.
Fixing a network is different from building one.
Many venues already have a connection. It does not reach the back of the house, it falls over when the room fills, or guests sit on the same network as the register. That is a design problem, not a missing link.
Site survey
Walk the site with you, identify the gaps and dead zones, plan IP camera locations and fields of view if the job calls for them, and map out what needs to stay connected.
Redesign
UniFi access points, switches, and cameras placed for the locations that matter, with guests kept off the staff network.
Handoff
The equipment stays with you. Support is available the same way as an install.
For venues, lodges, restaurants, and small offices that already have a network and need it to hold up.
Ask what has to stay up. Then stand it up.
Site and use
Who needs to be online — office, crews, guests, or vendors — and whether those groups stay on the same Wi-Fi. On a trailer: mast or a mount if the site allows it. For an event or wedding: a portable kit, placed where the venue allows.
Install
Panel up, router inside, networks split if required. We give you an install window when we quote the job.
Support
Rental and support plans are monitored and managed remotely. A person on site for events if required. When the job ends, the kit comes off the trailer and leaves with us — or stays if you bought it.
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