Point-to-Point Links (100 Mbps–Gigabit)
A dedicated wireless bridge between two buildings, sized to your traffic.
Connect two buildings — or a whole campus — without trenching a single foot of cable. Licensed-free links from 100 Mbps to gigabit, engineered and installed by our own team.
Trenching between two buildings costs a fortune, takes weeks, and sometimes the landlord simply says no. A point-to-point wireless bridge solves the same problem in a day: a dedicated link carrying full network and camera traffic between structures, with no monthly circuit fee and no digging. Stratos Group engineers and installs PtP and point-to-multipoint links across the Houston metro.
A dedicated wireless bridge between two buildings, sized to your traffic.
One base station feeding several buildings, yards or remote structures.
Cameras in places cable was never going to reach.
A second path between locations when the circuit fails.
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A properly engineered PtP link behaves like a cable you did not have to bury. We survey line of sight, calculate the link budget for the distance and conditions, and select radios that deliver the throughput your traffic actually needs — from 100 Mbps for cameras and basic connectivity up to gigabit for full network extension.
WHAT THIS INCLUDES:
When you need to reach more than one structure, running separate links to each is wasteful. A point-to-multipoint design puts one base station at your main building and distributes connectivity to several remote points — guard shacks, office trailers, secondary warehouses, yard cameras — from a single, manageable hub.
WHAT THIS INCLUDES:
Parking lots, storage yards, gates and perimeter areas are exactly where cameras matter and cable is hardest to run. A wireless bridge carries that camera traffic back to your recorder reliably, and where there is no power at all, we pair it with solar so the location works with neither cable nor grid.
WHAT THIS INCLUDES:
If two of your sites are within line of sight, a wireless bridge becomes an inexpensive backup path: when one location loses its internet circuit, its traffic routes over the link through the other site instead of stopping. It is redundancy without paying for a second business circuit at every location.
WHAT THIS INCLUDES:
Connect outbuildings, trailers and yard cameras without trenching.
Full network capacity to every structure on the property.
Camera and access control coverage where cable cannot reach.
Connectivity that deploys fast and moves when the site does.
We verify the path, measure distance and check for obstructions — free.
Radios, throughput, mounting and grounding specified with a fixed price.
We mount, align, secure and then measure real throughput before we leave.
Running conduit between two buildings means permits, excavation, restoring pavement or landscaping, and weeks of schedule — and on leased property the landlord often refuses outright. A point-to-point wireless bridge does the same job in a fraction of the time and cost, with no permanent alteration to the property and no monthly circuit fee for the connection.
The tradeoff is line of sight: the two points must see each other. During the free survey we confirm the path, measure the distance and identify obstructions, and we will tell you honestly if fiber is the better answer for your specific property instead of selling you a link that will disappoint.
The difference between a reliable bridge and a frustrating one is engineering, not hardware price. We calculate the link budget for the actual distance and conditions, select radios and antennas that deliver the throughput you need with margin for weather, mount and align precisely, ground the installation properly against the lightning Houston delivers regularly, and then measure real throughput before calling it done.
We also plan for what the link carries. A bridge feeding a dozen cameras has different requirements than one extending your full office network, and sizing it for the traffic you actually have is what keeps it from degrading the first busy afternoon.
The main factors are distance, required throughput, whether both ends have clear line of sight, mounting difficulty — a roof, a pole or a tower each differ — and whether power exists at the remote end. Short links with clean line of sight are straightforward; long links, obstructed paths or locations needing solar and a mast cost more. Costs vary by property, so we quote a fixed price after the site survey, and the link has no recurring circuit fee once installed.
We engineer and install point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless links across the Houston metro from Katy: Houston, Sugar Land, Cypress, Spring, Pearland, The Woodlands, Conroe and Pasadena — warehouses, campuses, yards, construction sites and multi-location businesses.
It depends on distance, required throughput, mounting difficulty and whether the remote end has power. Costs vary by property, so we quote a fixed price after a free line-of-sight survey. There is no monthly circuit fee once the link is installed.
With clear line of sight, links routinely cover distances well beyond a typical commercial property, and we size the radios for the distance involved. What matters more than raw distance is an unobstructed path, which we verify during the survey.
Yes — a point-to-point link needs the two points to see each other. We confirm the path during the free survey and will tell you honestly if obstructions mean fiber is the better answer for your property.
A properly engineered link includes weather margin in the link budget, weather-rated equipment, correct mounting and proper grounding for lightning. That engineering, not the hardware brand, is what determines whether a link stays up in bad weather.
Yes — camera backhaul is one of the most common uses, especially for parking lots, yards and gates. We size the link for continuous recording, and where there is no power we can pair it with a solar setup.
We've been working with Stratos Group for more than 10 years, and they've been a reliable partner throughout that time. They helped us set up our server infrastructure and have continued to support us with IT issues, network management, and day-to-day technical needs. Whenever something comes up, their team is responsive and works quickly to get us back up and running.What I appreciate most is that they take the time to understand our business and provide practical solutions instead of just quick fixes. Having a dependable IT team gives us confidence that our systems are secure and functioning properly.If you're looking for an IT company that is knowledgeable, responsive, and easy to work with, I would recommend giving Stratos Group a call.Fernando Campos CEO, Kennedy & Campos Associates
Fernando CamposVery happy with work they did. Very professional. Attention to details. They are always concern about customer needs and customer satisfaction. Thank you so much for a great work!Max
Max MachadoOur engineers will evaluate your needs and present a clear solution with transparent pricing — no obligation, no pressure.
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