Guest WiFi engineered for full occupancy — not the average Tuesday.
Property-wide guest WiFi, fiber backbones, cameras, and access control for hotels and resorts across Sarasota and Southwest Florida — engineered around occupancy peaks, outdoor environments, and uninterrupted operations, by the same team that keeps festival networks up.
A resort network faces three realities most buildings never see.
Design for the sold-out holiday weekend, the salt air, and the storm — and the average Tuesday takes care of itself.
Occupancy peaks
Every room full, every guest with three devices, all at once. Our team’s background is large-scale, high-density deployments — at EDC Las Vegas our network served up to 30,000 daily users while the incumbent provider was overrun. Capacity gets designed for the peak, not the average.
Outdoor environments
Pool decks, beachfronts, and grounds are part of the guest experience — and the hardest place to keep hardware alive. Coastal properties get marine-grade enclosures, stainless mounts specced for wind zones, and ethernet surge protection on every outdoor run.
Uninterrupted operations
A hotel doesn’t close when the internet does — it just suffers. Multi-carrier 5G and Starlink failover stand behind the wired connection, with UPS power planned before the storm, so front desk, keys, and payments keep working.
What a property-wide rebuild actually includes.
When staff are drowning in WiFi complaints, the fix isn’t more access points — it’s a network designed first, with everything else rebuilt on that foundation.
Network design before hardware
Coverage mapping, channel planning, and VLAN segmentation on paper first — so guest WiFi, cameras, and operations traffic never fight each other.
Fiber distribution
A fiber backbone carrying the network across buildings and floors — the difference between WiFi that covers a lobby and WiFi that covers a property.
High-density WiFi 7
Enterprise PoE switching and WiFi 7 access points sized against real occupancy — with PoE budgets specced with headroom, not discovered at the limit.
Cameras & access on the same foundation
UniFi Protect cameras and door access rebuilt on the new network — every entry event with video attached, no per-camera cloud fees.
Redundant connectivity
Starlink and multi-carrier cellular failover behind the wired connection — automatic, in seconds, so no single failure takes operations down.
Documentation you actually receive
Labeled ports, a topology map, and a credentials handoff — so the system outlives any one installer and any one general manager.
A Gulf-front resort, rebuilt network-first.
Staff were drowning in WiFi complaints. We replaced the network with a fiber-distributed WiFi 7 deployment — 63 access points across five floors — with Starlink failover, and rebuilt cameras and access control on the same foundation. Zero unplanned outages since cutover.
The failover architecture behind it is the same one that kept EDC Las Vegas online when the incumbent provider went dark on day one — documented in a published Peplink case study.
Questions operators actually ask.
Elite's failover connectivity system: multiple independent internet paths — your wired fiber/cable, multi-carrier 5G, and Starlink satellite — bonded on high-availability hardware with UPS power planning, engineered so no single failure takes a business offline. Failover is automatic, in seconds. Offered as Mobile (portable case), Business (fixed install), and Enterprise (campus/venue/event scale) kits. You own the kit; Never Down Care monitoring is an optional monthly service.
Yes — at EDC Las Vegas, where the incumbent provider went down on day one and Elite's deployment stayed up, supporting up to 30,000 daily users on three high-availability routers, 24 SIMs across carriers, two fiber strands, and Starlink. Peplink published a case study about the deployment.
It depends on device counts, cable paths, and mounting conditions — a six-camera storefront and a 63-AP resort are different projects. What we can promise: a free site assessment that produces a line-item proposal, phased options if the budget needs them, and no surprise change orders. You keep the report either way.
Not to own your system. UniFi has no per-camera cloud licensing, and we don't sell monitoring contracts. The only recurring bill is optional: if you'd rather Elite operate the network as a managed service, that's one monthly line item — your call, not a requirement.
Start with a site assessment.
We’ll walk the property, document what’s actually installed, and give you an honest read on what’s worth keeping — with numbers, not a pitch.