# Point-to-Point Wireless Networking

> Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless links for large construction sites and campuses across Michigan, bridging connectivity across buildings and site zones.

Bridge connectivity across a site without trenching cable.

When running cable across a large site isn't practical — between buildings, across a campus, or to a remote zone of a construction project — a point-to-point wireless link gets reliable connectivity there fast, without waiting on trenching or permanent infrastructure.

## When you need this

- A construction site spans a large area and running cable to every zone isn't practical yet.
- A remote building or trailer needs connectivity before permanent fiber is installed.
- You need a fast, temporary bridge between two points on a large campus.
- Permanent fiber is planned but months away, and the site needs connectivity now.

## What's included

### Point-to-point link design & installation

Line-of-sight survey, equipment selection, and installation for dedicated wireless bridges between two points.

### Point-to-multipoint deployment

Distributing connectivity from a single point to multiple remote locations across a site or campus.

### Mounting & alignment

Proper mast/mounting installation and precise alignment for link stability, not just a quick point-and-hope setup.

### Integration with existing network

Links configured to integrate cleanly with your existing network segmentation and security requirements.

### Performance testing

Throughput and stability testing after install, with documentation of link performance.

### Relocation as the site changes

Links can be re-aimed or relocated as a construction site's layout evolves.

## How it works

1. **Site survey** — We assess line-of-sight, distance, and interference between the two (or more) points that need to be connected.
2. **Equipment selection** — Hardware is selected to match the required distance, bandwidth, and environmental conditions.
3. **Install & align** — Equipment is mounted, aligned, and configured for a stable, high-performance link.
4. **Test & document** — Link performance is tested and documented before we consider the job complete.

## Who this is for

- General contractors on large or spread-out construction sites
- Data center campuses needing connectivity between buildings before permanent fiber exists
- Project teams needing a fast bridge to a remote trailer or zone
- Any site where trenching cable isn't practical on the project timeline

## Available in

- [Saline](https://fieldbenchtech.com/locations/saline/)
- [Novi](https://fieldbenchtech.com/locations/novi/)

## Frequently asked questions

### How far can a point-to-point link reliably cover?

It depends on line-of-sight, terrain, and the equipment used — anywhere from a few hundred feet between buildings to several miles with the right hardware and clear line-of-sight. We'll assess your specific site during the survey.

### Is this meant to be permanent or temporary?

Either. Point-to-point wireless is commonly used as a fast temporary bridge until permanent fiber is trenched, but it can also serve as permanent connectivity where running cable isn't practical long-term.

### What happens if the site layout changes?

Links can be re-aimed or relocated as needed — this is one of the advantages over trenched cable, which is fixed once installed.

## Contact

- Request service: https://fieldbenchtech.com/request-service/
- Email: drew@fieldbenchtech.com
- Phone: (734) 489-1592
- Location: Ann Arbor, MI