High-speed connectivity between buildings
Extend your network to a detached building without a trench across the property. A dedicated wireless link, professionally mounted, aligned and tested.
When running cable isn’t practical
Need to extend your network to a detached building, guest house, ADU, workshop, office, or other location where running cable isn’t practical?
ATX Core Network provides professional Point-to-Point (PtP) wireless bridge installation, creating a dedicated wireless connection between two locations and allowing your network and internet connection to securely reach the remote building.
Everything the link needs, start to finish
One visit, one accountable scope — from the first line-of-sight check to the final speed test.
Site assessment and line-of-sight evaluation
We walk both ends, confirm a clear path between them and pick the mounting points that hold up.
Point-to-point wireless bridge installation
Matched radios at each building, installed as a dedicated link between the two locations.
Professional outdoor mounting
Outdoor-rated brackets on eaves, posts and walls — aimed to stay aimed, season after season.
Ethernet and PoE cabling
Outdoor-rated runs, weatherproofed entries and clean PoE injection back to your equipment.
Device alignment and configuration
Each radio aimed and tuned on-site, then configured for the channel and settings your site needs.
Network integration
The remote building joins your existing network — same internet connection, same setup.
Signal optimization
Signal levels, channel width and interference checked and dialed in for a stable link.
Speed and connectivity testing
Throughput measured across the link, not assumed — at both ends, before we call it done.
Final system verification
A last pass over mounting, cabling and configuration, then a walkthrough of what was installed.
Any building the cable can’t reach
If it’s on your property and it needs your network, a link can usually get there.
- ADUs
- Guest Houses
- Workshops
- Garages
- Offices
- Warehouses
- Barns
- Detached Buildings
A properly designed PtP wireless bridge can provide a fast and reliable alternative when trenching, fiber, or underground Ethernet isn’t practical.
Real links, real properties
Point-to-point radios we’ve installed around Austin — mounted, aimed and weatherproofed. Every photo is our own install.
Point-to-point, answered
What is a point-to-point wireless bridge?
A pair of matched outdoor radios — one at each building — that form a dedicated wireless link between two locations. Your network and internet connection travel across that link, so the remote building works as if it were wired in.
Do the two buildings need line of sight?
A clear line of sight between the two mounting points gives the best and most stable results, which is why every project starts with a site assessment. Trees, rooflines and other structures in the path are exactly what that visit is for.
Is a wireless bridge better than trenching a cable?
It depends on the site. Where trenching, fiber or underground Ethernet is practical, cable is hard to beat. Where a driveway, patio, mature trees or a property line make digging impractical or expensive, a properly designed PtP bridge is a fast and reliable alternative.
Will the remote building be on the same network?
Yes. We integrate the link into your existing network so the detached building shares the same internet connection and network, rather than needing a second service account.
Do you serve the Austin area?
Yes — ATX Core Network is based in Austin and installs point-to-point links for homes and businesses across the metro.
Extend your network.
Connect your buildings.
Stay connected.
Tell us where the two buildings are and what needs to reach the far end — we’ll come out, check the line of sight and quote the link.
- Site assessment firstWe confirm the path between buildings before anything is quoted or installed.
- Tested, not assumedSpeed and connectivity measured across the finished link at both ends.
- Local to AustinBased in Austin and responsive across the metro.
Tell us about your two locations
Two buildings, one network
Send us the layout — we’ll tell you whether a point-to-point link is the right call.
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