Warehouses and distribution centers
When a scanner drops off the network, a dock slows down. Red Cap Systems installs and supports the network equipment, Wi-Fi coverage, and printers a warehouse runs on, and leaves a record your team can work from.
At a glance
- Good fit for
- Operations and facilities managers at warehouses, distribution centers, and light industrial sites, and the IT providers that support them.
- When we work
- Between shifts, overnight, or on weekends, so the floor keeps moving.
- Where
- Hubs in Los Angeles and Orange County, close to the Gateway Cities and the Inland Empire. Projects across California.
Where warehouse networks break down
Dead spots between the racks
Handheld scanners lose signal in aisles and at the docks. A Wi-Fi survey shows where coverage drops, and access points go where the work actually happens.
Closets nobody can trace
Years of additions leave unlabeled switches and cables. We clean up, label, and document the network closets so problems can be found quickly.
Label printers and pack stations
Printers, pack-station workstations, and shipping hardware are installed, connected, and tested where they're used.
Hardware swaps without downtime
Switches, firewalls, and access points replaced on a schedule agreed with your IT provider, with the work done between shifts.
What we handle
- Wi-Fi surveys and access point placement for aisles, docks, and offices
- Network equipment installs and replacements, working with your IT provider
- Closet cleanup, labeling, and documentation
- Label printers, pack stations, and workstation rollouts
- Office-area moves and expansions inside the building
- Closeout photos, test notes, and an equipment list with serial numbers
How warehouse work runs
Walk the floor
We see the closets, the problem areas, and how the shifts run.
Agree on the window
A written scope with the work timed between shifts.
Finish and document
Coverage checked, equipment tested, and the record sent to your team.
Coverage gaps or a closet that needs order?
Send the site city, the building size, and what's going wrong. Photos of the network closet help. Our project team will follow up with questions and next steps.