Enterprise network engineering, not just wireless.

Ten disciplines on one engineering bench: wireless site survey and design, campus LAN refresh, data center fabric, SD-WAN and SASE, network security architecture, unified communications migration, structured cabling, AI-ready infrastructure, independent validation and testing, and managed services with a 24×7 NOC. We scope each discipline as a fixed-fee SOW, and we run multi-discipline engagements — for example, a campus refresh that touches wireless, LAN, and security simultaneously — under a single master SOW to keep interfaces clean between work streams.

Every design and commissioning engineer is on the WiFi Hotshots payroll. Onsite hands-on cabling and lift work on large jobs may be executed by licensed low-voltage partners under our supervision, but the engineering intellectual work — the design, the validation, the cutover plan, the as-built — is always done by WFHS engineers named in the SOW. Our multi-CCIE, ECSE, BICSI RCDD, CWNE, and PMP credentials sit inside the bench, not on a partner’s resume. If a subcontractor will touch the work, they are named in the SOW before you sign.

Scope calls are typically available within one business day of inbound. On that call we ask for floor plans (PDF or AutoCAD), switch and AP inventory, existing controller config, pain points, and deadline constraints. If the scope is well-defined, a fixed-fee SOW comes back within three business days of a scoping call. Larger multi-site or multi-discipline engagements — national retail rollouts, multi-campus healthcare — take longer, usually one to two weeks, because the SOW itself has to scope phasing, change-control, and partner coordination before we lock the number.

A defined scope priced to a single locked number, delivered to a defined set of deliverables. No hourly billing, no time-and-materials, no meter running while the engineer is waiting for facility access. Scope is written down explicitly — what is in, what is out, what the deliverable looks like on day one and on day done. If the environment requires something outside that scope — the survey finds an uncovered mezzanine, the cutover uncovers undocumented VLANs — we write a separate change order with its own fixed number. Procurement gets predictability; engineering gets clarity; nobody gets a surprise invoice.

Both. We work direct with end clients, and we work under white-label and co-delivery agreements with VARs, MSPs, and integrators who need engineering depth their bench doesn’t carry. Under partner arrangements, we execute the engineering scope and the partner retains the client relationship and hardware margin — our job is to deliver the work on time and to spec. See our partner program for co-delivery frameworks. We do not compete against partners on hardware; we are vendor-agnostic by contract and do not resell network equipment.

Headquartered in Valencia, California, with direct engineering dispatch across Los Angeles, Santa Clarita, the San Fernando Valley, Antelope Valley, the Inland Empire, Orange County, San Diego, Palm Desert, and Bakersfield. Outside Southern California we run national rollouts — retail, healthcare, logistics, and higher education — through vetted regional engineering partners, managed by a WFHS project lead from Valencia. Critical cutovers on out-of-state engagements are flown by WFHS engineers; routine rack-and-stack is handled by regional partners under our supervision.

Multi-CCIE (Routing and Switching, Wireless, Security, Data Center tracks), Ekahau ECSE (Certified Survey Engineer — on every wireless engagement), BICSI RCDD for structured cabling design, CWNE for deep wireless analysis and troubleshooting, PMP for large-program delivery, plus vendor-specific credentials across Cisco (CCNP, CCIE), Aruba (ACCP, ACMX), Juniper Mist, Palo Alto (PCNSE), and Fortinet (NSE). Credentials are held by named engineers on our payroll and named in the SOW — not aggregated at company level by counting partner certs.

No. We are a pure engineering services firm. Hardware procurement runs through your preferred VAR or distributor — we provide a vendor-neutral bill of materials as part of the design deliverable and will work alongside your VAR on staging, logistics, and deploy schedule. This matters because it makes us vendor-agnostic by contract: we have no margin to protect and no SPIF to chase, so the design recommends what the RF, the fabric, or the security posture actually needs.