Cell Booster Installation in Vancouver & the Fraser Valley

Fraser Valley RF Solutions offers a unique "show-and-tell" demonstration at your premises with a quick-setup, temporary cell booster installation. Try out a selection of boosters to see for yourself how well they'll work for you at your location.

Demonstrations currently available for our most popular boosters:
SureCall Fusion Professional 2.0, Surecall Fusion Professional, SureCall Fusion 5S, and SureCall Force 5 with Sentry.

Every situation is different. The appropriate booster depends on your location as well as the layout and size of your desired coverage area. We have professional boosters for any situation whether it’s for a single room home office, a 200,000+ square foot warehouse, office building, or anything in between.

All the signal boosters sold by Fraser Valley RF Solutions are certified by Innovation Science and Economic Development (ISED) and they contain the proper circuitry to prevent causing harmful interference on the cellular networks. They are perfectly legal for use in Canada.

The SureCall, Weboost, and WilsonPro brands are the only brands that we trust to not harm the cellular networks. They cost more than the others, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. We’ve been working extensively in the cellular network industry since 1999. We’ve seen all of the problem cellular boosters, and we know which ones work well.

There are many 'inexpensive' signal boosters out on the market that don't seem to follow the federal regulations properly when it comes to preventing harmful interference on the cellular networks. This very often significantly disrupts people's ability to make calls, use cellular data, or place emergency 911 calls. It is a very serious issue and the only way to ensure this doesn't happen is to have the proper equipment, with the proper installation. You really don't want to be the person that's disrupting 911 calls for thousands of people for several kilometers around your home.

Some clues that your ‘inexpensive’ booster may not be approved for use in Canada include poorly translated instructions as well as packaging that does not include both English and French.