Fixed Wireless &
Microwave Internet Solutions
Compare the top fixed wireless internet providers for your enterprise. We source point-to-point wireless, high-capacity microwave links, and primary or backup circuits at zero cost to your IT budget.
Overcoming Physical Fiber Limitations
Not every enterprise location has access to underground fiber infrastructure. Construction delays, prohibitive trenching costs, and right-of-way disputes can leave critical sites stranded without high-speed connectivity.
Fixed wireless internet solves this by delivering broadband connectivity via radio signals transmitted between two fixed points. Whether you need a primary circuit for a remote facility or a diverse wireless backup circuit to protect against fiber cuts, we map your exact physical address to the best available towers.
As a carrier-agnostic technology broker, Alamo Telecom evaluates the market’s top fixed wireless and microwave internet providers to engineer high-bandwidth, low-latency links without the massive build-out delays.
Point-to-Point Wireless Internet & Microwave
Don’t settle for slow connections when fiber isn’t an option. We source licensed microwave internet providers capable of delivering enterprise-grade speeds up to 10 Gbps. A dedicated point-to-point wireless internet link connects two specific locations directly—perfect for bridging a warehouse to a headquarters across town with ultra-low latency.
- Speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps
- Symmetrical bandwidth for heavy enterprise workloads
- Licensed frequencies guarantee zero signal interference
Wireless Internet Backup for Business
A secondary fiber line entering your building through the same physical conduit as your primary circuit offers false security; a single backhoe can sever both. Using fixed wireless as a backup guarantees true path diversity. The circuit connects through the air, completely isolated from terrestrial risks, seamlessly activating via SD-WAN when your primary connection fails.
- 100% physically diverse from wired connections
- Sub-second SD-WAN failover integration
- Cost-effective insurance against crippling downtime
What We Source for Your Wireless Architecture
Microwave & P2P
- Licensed vs Unlicensed Frequencies
- Gigabit & Multi-Gigabit Capacity
- Ultra-Low Latency Connections
- Campus & Building-to-Building Links
- Guaranteed Uptime SLAs
Business Wireless
- Broadband Wireless Access (BWA)
- Integration with local tower assets
- Rapid Site Deployment
- Temporary Construction Site Access
- Managed Point-to-Multipoint
Redundancy & Continuity
- True Physical Path Diversity
- Active/Standby Configurations
- Seamless SD-WAN Failover
- BGP Routing & Peering
- Consolidated Multi-Site Billing
Frequently Asked Fixed Wireless Questions
How fast is fixed wireless compared to fiber?
It depends entirely on the technology deployed. Standard fixed wireless connections are excellent for failover but usually max out around 100-300 Mbps. However, a licensed point-to-point microwave link can deliver symmetrical speeds up to 10 Gbps, matching enterprise fiber performance with exceptionally low latency.
Is weather interference a real issue?
While extremely heavy rain (“rain fade”) can affect high-frequency microwave links, modern enterprise wireless internet providers engineer their links with “adaptive modulation.” This means during severe weather, the link automatically drops to a lower, more resilient frequency, maintaining the connection rather than dropping completely.
What is the difference between fixed wireless and 5G?
5G is a cellular technology broadcasted by major telecom carriers covering wide geographic areas. Fixed wireless internet relies on dedicated antennas (often microwave) communicating in a direct line-of-sight between your building and the provider’s specific tower, yielding much higher reliability and dedicated speeds.
Why use a broker to find microwave internet providers?
Wireless availability is hyper-local. A microwave provider that covers an office in Dallas might not reach an industrial site in West Texas. We use advanced topographical mapping tools to instantly identify which towers have line-of-sight to your exact roof, forcing carriers to bid competitively for the link.
Free Wireless Availability & Tower Mapping Audit
Wireless internet availability depends entirely on line-of-sight. A free topographical check maps your exact address to the nearest provider towers—and a 30-minute consultation covers your full connectivity and backup requirements at zero cost.