On-Site Assessment and Design Plan
Most projects go from a free first conversation straight to a written quote. When something keeps failing and the cause is not clear, a paid visit finds it first. For a build or a property with several buildings, a design plan comes before the quote.
The first conversation is free, and Eric Enkh replies personally.
Which step fits
The next step depends on scope certainty and property complexity, not on forcing every inquiry through the same paid product.
When the property and request need an initial fit check.
We review the known conditions, confirm fit, and recommend the next step.
Non-binding. This may lead to a Direct Quote, an On-Site Infrastructure Assessment, an Architecture Plan, or a clear no-fit answer.
For tightly defined work with sufficient confirmed conditions.
A project quote without requiring a paid diagnostic or full design document.
Standard Starlink mounting and other clearly bounded work may follow this path when placement, cable routing, access, and integration requirements are known.
When an on-site diagnosis is needed before scope can be confirmed.
A property-condition review, major failure-point observations, and a recommended project direction.
Approximately 60-90 minutes. The fee is confirmed with you, and paid, before the visit is booked. The findings establish the recommended project direction; implementation is scoped separately.
For complex, multi-structure, construction, renovation, or phased projects.
A complete design document covering topology, specifications, risk, cable paths, and implementation phases.
The Plan is separately scoped. Standard installations do not always require one, and an Assessment does not automatically become a Plan.
On-Site Diagnosis
Approximately 60-90 minutes
The fee is confirmed with you before the visit is booked.
This is a focused property visit used when conditions must be observed before the project can be scoped responsibly. It is diagnosis, not a complete Architecture Plan.
Paid before the visit is confirmed. Implementation is scoped separately after the findings are reviewed.
Current-condition review
Major failure-point and coverage observations
Structure, provider, cable-path, and failover review
Recommended project direction
Written findings or scope summary
Is It for You?
A phone call can establish the property, the number of buildings, and the symptoms. It cannot show how signal behaves inside your walls, which is the reason the visit exists.
Where the work is already clear, the service pages describe it: a complete home network, whole-home Wi-Fi, more than one building, and backup internet for a home office.
A standard Starlink installation includes its own check of the sky view, and the mount and cable route are chosen before anything is drilled. That is part of the installation, not this Assessment. What a Starlink installation includes
The house had one internet provider, a residential router, weak Wi-Fi in the office and study, and nothing to keep the network running through an outage. The survey before the design took Wi-Fi readings through the house, checked the existing internet path, and mapped the power circuits. It showed a continuity problem, not only a coverage one, so the design added a second internet path, access points placed for the office and study, and battery backup for the network core.
Read the Potomac projectWhat You Receive
The layout shown here is illustrative. Its sections are the assessment’s standard contents, not a record of any client’s property, and every property’s findings are its own.
Any installation the findings recommend is quoted separately.
Complete Design Document
Scoped and priced for the property
A separately scoped design for complex estates, multiple structures, construction, renovation, or phased implementation. The deliverable defines the system before procurement or field execution begins.
Documented signal, obstruction, construction, terrain, and placement conditions that affect the design.
A complete network map with provider roles, switching, access points, segmentation, protected power, and material single points of failure.
Property-specific equipment, quantities, cable paths, mounting requirements, and implementation notes.
A documented sequence for construction, renovation, multi-structure, or staged implementation work.
What This Is Not
Common Questions
The Initial Project Review is no charge and non-binding. We review the property, known conditions, and requested outcome, then recommend a Direct Quote, an On-Site Infrastructure Assessment, an Architecture Plan, or no further engagement.
A Direct Quote is appropriate when the work is tightly defined and the relevant conditions are confirmed. If mounting, cable paths, coverage conditions, provider constraints, or system dependencies remain uncertain, an on-site diagnosis may be the better next step.
The Assessment takes approximately 60-90 minutes and reviews current conditions, major coverage and failure points, structure and provider constraints, cable paths, failover needs, and recommended project direction. The fee is confirmed with you before the visit is booked, and any implementation is scoped separately after the findings are reviewed.
The Infrastructure Architecture Plan is a documented design for complex, multi-structure, construction, renovation, or phased projects, scoped and priced for the property. It can include topology, equipment specifications, risk analysis, cable paths, placement, and implementation phasing.
No. Standard installations and tightly defined work often proceed by Direct Quote or from the Assessment findings. A full Plan is recommended only when project complexity justifies a separate design document.
The Initial Project Review confirms fit and recommends the next step. A paid Assessment or full Architecture Plan follows only when the property and project conditions justify it.
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