01 / PLANNING
Draw the property in terms of endpoints
For a property near Sisters, Redmond or Prineville, list the home, office, workshop and other occupied buildings. Approximate distances, visible obstructions and existing conduit matter more than a promise to “cover the acreage.” Mark where people actually need to use devices.
02 / PLANNING
Compare the distribution options
An existing cable route, a suitable wireless bridge or separate equipment can each be appropriate. The review should consider power at both ends, physical protection and the ability to maintain the link. A building-to-building connection still needs indoor Wi-Fi at its destination.
03 / PLANNING
Scope outside work explicitly
If new cable, trenching, electrical service or a structural mount is required, the proposal should identify the work and approval dependencies. Coordinate with the relevant property authority and trades before disturbing ground or modifying a building.
| Part of the project | Information that helps |
|---|---|
| Layout | Distances, building materials and available routes |
| Endpoint needs | Desks, devices and occupied coverage areas |
| Completion check | Test results at named endpoints and equipment labels |