Case Studies

35 Grosvenor Street in Mayfair, London, offers premium office spaces, including private offices and co-working areas. The building faced challenges with poor mobile signal reception, affecting staff productivity and customer satisfaction. Signal Solutions installed the Amplifi-Qx Digital system using CEL-FI technology, providing reliable cellular coverage throughout the 2,000 sqf luxury office space. The result is a seamless mobile experience for all users, eliminating dropped calls and ensuring fast, consistent connectivity.

AQA are a prominent awarding body in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, responsible for compiling specifications and conducting examinations at various educational levels. They play a pivotal role in providing support and services to educators and learners, including comprehensive support packages for teachers, professional development opportunities, and online resources to enhance classroom learning experiences. This case study highlights how AQA addressed some challenging mobile signal connectivity issues at its Manchester office using our Amplifi-Qx Digital signal solution.

The Ham Yard Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the heart of London. In the midst of Soho and moments from Mayfair, Ham Yard has an urban village feel and offers guests exceptional accommodation, dining, and event facilities.

We were contacted to help solve the mobile signal problem in a 2,200sqm residential property in the heart of Belgravia. This brick building was blocking the mobile signal and the ground, lower ground and basement floors were experiencing little to no coverage throughout. Our brief was to provide mobile signal for all networks.

Thames Water contacted us to help solve the mobile signal issues in the main control centre and pump building at Lane End Water Treatment Works. The fabric of the building was blocking the mobile signal and health and safety for employees was a huge concern. Our signal engineers conducted a full site survey which included several signal tests throughout the metal clad building. The area is 700 sqm over a single floor and the priority was to provide signal on all mobile phone networks for lone working and emergencies.

This was a large project for our team. The building is 10,000sqm, spread over 3 floors; but the main challenge for our engineers was that this facility has high security requirements. Our team needed to be escorted throughout the complex at all times. The building was extremely busy with staff carrying out confidential and sensitive work and it was paramount that our engineers remained discrete and professional.

The HTC Group brings expertise to the haulage and distribution world for road transport, trailer manufacturing, vehicle and construction equipment sales and supportive services to the road transport industry. HTC Heathrow is the headquarters and the largest of the dealerships in the HTC Group. We were asked to install our Amplifi-Qx solution at the Heathrow head office and 3 additional DAF Truck sites; HTC Hemel Hempstead, HTC Oxford and HTC Belvedere.

Nightingale Hammerson is an independent charity and leading specialist in the care of older people, comprising two care homes; Nightingale House in Clapham and Hammerson House, in Hampstead.  We were contacted to fix the serious mobile signal problem that the Hammerson House care home was experiencing. The old building had been demolished and rebuilt and the new building was blocking the mobile signal.

Sykes & Son Limited deliver a range of building, engineering and maintenance solutions to iconic clients and sites throughout London and the South East. They came to us during the construction of their new head office building to enquire about a signal solution. The brief; to boost the signal for their company phones.

Double Locks is a popular 18th-century Inn situated on the Exeter Ship Canal. With outdoor seats by the canal locks and cosy log fires, Double Locks is one of Devon’s most popular pubs. We were contacted and asked to design a signal solution to fix the very limited mobile signal at Double Locks. Poor mobile signal meant that the payment devices (point of sale terminals) didn’t work, especially during busy periods. The building has thick brick walls which were doing an excellent job of blocking mobile signal.