Running fiber between buildings means trenching, conduit, permits, and days of disruption. A properly installed point-to-point wireless bridge delivers the same result in a fraction of the time — at a fraction of the cost. Alpine IT installs UniFi airMAX and Wave hardware to connect buildings up to several miles apart with no digging required.
Any time you need connectivity between two points and don't want to trench, a wireless bridge is the answer. Alpine IT handles the site assessment, hardware selection, and installation.
Connect a detached warehouse, storage building, or shop floor to your main office network. Staff in both locations share the same internet connection, printers, servers, and cameras — no separate ISP account needed at the second building.
Storage facilities, car dealerships, schools, and multi-family properties often have multiple structures that need to share network infrastructure. A wireless bridge connects them cleanly — cameras, Wi-Fi, access control, and internet all flow across a single link.
Got a camera or access point you need to reach at a gate house, parking structure, or outbuilding? A small airMAX link can feed power and data to a remote location without any cable run — just two radios, properly aligned, and you're connected.
Point-to-point wireless links are reliable when installed correctly. Line of sight, proper hardware selection, and careful alignment are the difference between a solid link and a flaky one.
Before any hardware is ordered, Alpine IT walks both buildings to confirm line of sight, measure distance, identify mounting locations, and assess any obstructions. No surprises on install day.
We spec the right UniFi radio for your distance and bandwidth needs. Short runs get a NanoBeam. Longer distances or higher throughput requirements get a Wave or PowerBeam. Right tool for the job, every time.
Both radios are mounted at the optimal height and angle — usually rooftop or high on an exterior wall. Alignment is done using the UniFi signal tool to achieve maximum signal strength before final lock-down.
The bridge is configured as a transparent layer 2 link — your devices on both ends behave as if they're on the same network. Same VLAN structure, same UniFi controller, same management interface.
We run throughput tests, confirm latency, and verify that all downstream devices (cameras, APs, access readers) are communicating correctly before calling it done. Full documentation delivered on handoff.
UniFi's controller platform monitors the bridge link health continuously. If signal degrades due to weather, obstruction, or hardware, you'll see it in the dashboard — not when a camera goes offline and you're reviewing footage.
Alpine IT installs UniFi wireless bridge hardware exclusively. Every radio is purpose-built for outdoor, long-range point-to-point use and integrates natively with your existing UniFi infrastructure.
Compact airMAX radio for short-to-medium range links up to about a mile. Ideal for connecting outbuildings, parking structures, and gates. Simple to mount, easy to align.
Higher-gain dish radio for longer distances and higher throughput. Used when the NanoBeam doesn't have enough reach or when you need more headroom for cameras and VoIP over the link.
Next-generation multi-gigabit wireless bridge for demanding applications. When you need fiber-equivalent throughput without the trench, the Wave delivers. Used for high-camera-count deployments and data-heavy links.
For point-to-multipoint deployments — one central radio serving multiple remote locations. Useful for storage facilities, rural properties, and campuses with more than two buildings.
Pricing: Most Alpine IT point-to-point bridge installations run $1,500–$3,500 per link depending on distance, hardware tier, and mounting complexity. Contact us for a site-specific quote — no two installs are identical.
Alpine IT will assess your site, spec the right hardware, and give you a flat-rate quote. No guesswork, no surprises.
Tell us about your buildings — distance, what you need connected, and whether you've got clear line of sight. We'll come out, assess the link, and give you a flat-rate quote.