Boutique restaurants
Guest Wi-Fi that holds during a busy dinner and POS Wi-Fi that does not share a network with it.
Service Overview
Commercial Wi-Fi is what guests, members, and staff judge a building by. Coverage holes, dropped Teams calls, slow guest speeds — those are the moments that define the technology experience. We design Wi-Fi so those moments do not happen.
Summit Logic deploys Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E across boutique restaurants in downtown Collingwood, ski clubs on Blue Mountains, retail in Thornbury Harbour, and corporate offices throughout the Wasaga Beach commercial corridor.
What We Install
- Cisco Meraki, Aruba, and Ubiquiti UniFi access points
- Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E AP deployments
- Predictive site surveys (Ekahau) before quoting AP count
- Post-install validation with calibrated meters
- Multi-SSID design — staff, guest, IoT, life safety
- VLAN segmentation and inter-VLAN policy
- Captive portal with ToS for guest networks
- PPSK and 802.1X authentication for staff
- Outdoor APs for patios and exterior coverage
- Mesh and uplink design for hard-to-cable spaces
Industries We Serve
Private clubs
Coverage from member entry through dining room and locker rooms — common at clubs above the escarpment.
Corporate offices
Whole-floor coverage with Teams and Zoom-tested roaming behaviour.
Multi-tenant condos
Common-area Wi-Fi covering lobbies, amenity rooms, and gyms.
Educational facilities
Classroom-grade density and segmented student vs staff networks.
Conference centres
Plenary and breakout coverage at event capacity, not theoretical.
Our Approach
Every meaningful Wi-Fi project starts with a predictive site survey. We model floor plans, wall materials, and required coverage. AP count comes out of the model, not out of a price target.
After install we walk the site with a meter and validate against the design. Where reality differs, we adjust. Service contracts cover firmware updates, channel re-tuning, and quarterly health reports.
Service Area
We deploy commercial Wi-Fi across Southern Georgian Bay — Collingwood, Blue Mountains, Thornbury, Wasaga Beach, Meaford, and Creemore. Common projects include restaurants in downtown Collingwood, ski club facilities on the Blue Mountains escarpment, and event venues across the Wasaga Beach commercial corridor.