Full bars in the ballroom, the elevator, and the garage.

Why hotels lose signal

Low-emissivity glass, steel framing, concrete decks, and underground ballrooms are excellent at keeping weather out and equally good at keeping cellular signals out. Guests expect their phones to work in the room, the meeting, and the elevator, and conference clients ask about it before they book.

Distributed antenna systems

A DAS captures carrier signals from a rooftop antenna or a direct carrier feed and distributes them through the property over fiber and coaxial cable to small antennas on each floor. Guests on every major carrier get a strong, consistent signal in rooms, meeting space, elevators, and garages.

Boosters for smaller properties

Select-service and limited-service hotels often need only carrier-approved signal boosters in the problem areas. We measure the signal, identify the dead zones, and specify the smallest system that solves the problem.

Public-safety coverage

Many jurisdictions require in-building coverage for first-responder radios before a certificate of occupancy is issued. WiredStay designs and installs emergency responder communication systems and coordinates testing with the authority having jurisdiction.