Stream runs multi-location digital signage rollouts in waves — every site surveyed first, every install tracked, every screen live on schedule.
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Technology rollout services usually mean a general contractor learning your brand on your dime. Stream's rollouts are run by the same team that builds, installs, and monitors the signage — so a digital signage deployment across 40 franchises moves like one project, not 40 small ones.
A site survey is an on-location assessment before installation — measuring everything that decides whether a screen thrives or fails. Ours covers five things, every time.
Circuits, capacity, and where new runs are needed — priced before install day, not discovered on it.
Wall structure, footings, and clearances — what your building can hold and what it needs to.
Where customers actually stand and drive — so screens are read, not just seen.
Connectivity at every screen location — wired, wireless, or cellular backup where it's thin.
Where the sun sits at rush hour, by season — the difference between readable and expensive regret outdoors.
The survey comes back as a fixed scope and quote per site. No install-day surprises, no change-order economy.
Every site measured up front — power, mounting, sight lines, network, sun. One fixed quote per location.
Sites grouped into waves by region and readiness. You approve the schedule once — then it runs.
Crews sweep region by region. Lessons from wave one make wave four faster and cheaper.
Standard corporate look, per-store realities. We handle both — and bill per site so every owner sees their own scope.
One contract, one tracker, one standard of work from the first site to the four-hundredth.
Swapping static boards for digital across a footprint — phased so stores never close for screens.
It's an on-site assessment done before installation — documenting power, mounting structure, sight lines, network coverage, and sun exposure at each screen location. The output is a fixed installation scope and quote for that site, so the install is engineered rather than improvised.
Survey pricing depends on project size — for multi-location rollouts, surveys are typically built into the project rather than billed as a separate line. Ask us about your footprint.
Wave scheduling means installs run in parallel by region rather than one store at a time. Exact timelines depend on site readiness and permitting — your rollout plan comes back with real dates per wave.
Yes — signage waves are routinely sequenced inside larger remodel programs, and we work directly with your GC so screens go in at the right construction phase, not after the drywall closes.
We can structure it either way — corporate-billed programs or per-site billing where each franchisee sees and approves their own surveyed scope.
Book a free demo — or call 385-999-1366 and talk to a human today.
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