Wi-Fi designed by measurement, not guesswork.
We survey, simulate, and plan your office wireless in Hamina — then hand you a report your IT team and your contractor can actually act on. Fewer Zoom drops, no dead zones, and meeting rooms that finally behave.
Two engineers. Zero excuses. We come, we measure, we conquer.
Where does your Wi-Fi hurt?
Three quick taps and we'll point you at the package that fits.
What's in your MAVI report.
Every engagement ends in a documented deliverable. Here’s what lands in your inbox.
Productized packages, scoped before we start.
Pick the package that fits the situation. Every engagement ends in a documented deliverable — not a verbal “looks fine.”
This is what a survey actually is.
Not a walk around with a phone. A measured path across every room, hundreds of samples, and a coverage map built from what the floor really does — not from what a datasheet promises.
Simulated from the same propagation model we plan with — free-space loss plus per-wall attenuation.
Nine steps from floor plan to sign-off.
The order is the point: measure and simulate before anyone buys or mounts a single access point.
Access point
Where it goes matters more than which one you buy.
PoE switch
The quiet cause of half the “Wi-Fi” problems we find.
Cabling
Cheap during a renovation. Expensive after one.
Controller
So the plan stays the plan after we leave.
Drawn generically on purpose — we plan around whichever vendor fits, and we sell none of it.
Most “fixes” just add hardware. We find the cause first.
Buy another AP and pray
- Add access points wherever there's a free socket
- Crank transmit power until the bars look full
- Result: co-channel interference and broken roaming
Measure, simulate, plan, report
- Real RF measurements against your actual floor plan
- Predictive simulation in Hamina before any purchase
- A report with placement, channels, power, and a BoM
The first call is free
15 minutes on the phone to understand the space and the symptom. If a survey won’t help you, we say so and you’ve paid nothing.
Fixed price, agreed up front
Scope and price are written down before we start. No hourly meter, no “while we were there” extras on the invoice.
A report, or you don’t pay
Every engagement ends in a documented deliverable your contractor can execute. If we can’t hand you one, we don’t invoice.
We plan for whichever AP vendor fits — we don’t sell hardware.
Brands we plan and survey against:
What the report actually changed.
Three engagements, and the number that mattered to the client in each one.
They were about to buy three APs they didn’t need.
An integrator quoted three extra access points for the dead zones. We measured first: the coverage gaps came from two badly-placed APs fighting each other on the same channel, not from a shortage.
One spec, four branches, contractor ran it unassisted.
Channels, transmit power and a bill of materials per site, in one handover document. The contractor executed straight from the report — no back-and-forth, no site visits from us during install.
Designed from the floor plan, before a cable was pulled.
They were mid-renovation with no network to measure. We built the design predictively from the architectural plan — AP count, placement, switching and PoE — so the space opened at spec instead of being patched afterwards.
What clients say after the report lands.
They told us we needed three more APs. MAVI's report said we actually had two extra. We saved budget and the dead zones disappeared.
The handover was the cleanest I've seen — channels, power, BoM. The contractor just ran it. Zoom drops gone the same week.
We were renovating and they planned the network from the floor plan alone. Day-1 coverage was already at spec, nothing to scramble after move-in.
Roughly what does this cost?
Drag for your space, pick the type — we'll show a typical range. Final quote after a short call.
A sample report, before you commit.
A full 13-page sample report on a demo office — the real format, the real maps, so you can judge the deliverable rather than the pitch.
- Coverage, SNR, interference and data-rate maps
- AP placement, channel and power plan
- Findings, risks and a bill of materials
Your email goes to us and nowhere else. No list, no drip campaign.
Send a floor plan. Get a coverage sketch.
Send us the architectural plan — PDF, DWG or a decent phone photo — and we’ll run a predictive simulation and send back a one-page coverage sketch with a rough AP count.
- No cost and no commitment
- No sales call afterwards unless you ask
- Useful even if you never hire us
Questions clients actually ask.
Tell us where the Wi-Fi hurts.
A short call to understand the space and the problem. If a survey makes sense, you get a scoped quote — and if it doesn't, we'll say so. (We'd rather lose the job than sell you APs you don't need.)
