Home Wi‑Fi and Network Installation
Wired access points, routers and switches so every room gets full-speed Wi-Fi. Learn more about Home Wi-Fi and Network Installation
Connectivity and control
What we can do
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Wired access points
One ceiling access point per floor, each wired back, so speed does not drop room by room.
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Outdoor coverage
Weatherproof access points for decks, pools and detached garages.
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A real network cabinet
Router, switch, recorder and patch panel in one ventilated, labelled cabinet.
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Separate networks
Guests, smart home devices and your work laptop each on their own network.
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Wired where it counts
Ethernet to TVs, desks and consoles for steady speed and lower latency.
Every smart home system depends on the network. Cameras, speakers, TVs and phones all compete for Wi-Fi, and a single router in the basement cannot keep up.
Survey, then design
We check signal on every floor, note where people work, stream and game, and decide where access points and wired drops go.
Installed like infrastructure
Access points mount on the ceiling, cables run back to a cabinet, and every cable is labelled at both ends.
Set up and checked
We configure separate networks, update firmware and walk the house with a meter to confirm every room gets a strong signal.
Itemized jobs
Pick the jobs you need
These are the individual jobs that usually go into wi-fi and networking. Tick any you already know you want, or leave it to us after the visit.
7 services
Ethernet and Structured Cabling
Cat6, coax, HDMI, speaker and fibre cable runs, labelled and tested. Learn more about Ethernet and Structured Cabling
Network Cabinets and Media Enclosures
A tidy home for your router, switch, recorder and patch panel. Learn more about Network Cabinets and Media Enclosures
Home Network Setup and Wi‑Fi Optimization
Wi-Fi surveys, secure network setup and remote access for your home. Learn more about Home Network Setup and Wi-Fi Optimization
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us and we will answer before you book anything.
Ask a questionWhy not just buy a mesh Wi-Fi kit?
Mesh units that connect wirelessly lose speed with every hop. Wired access points connect over Ethernet, so each one delivers full speed.
How many access points does a house need?
Usually one per floor plus one outdoors. Large or long houses may need more; the survey tells us.
Do I keep my internet provider?
Yes. We connect to your provider and replace or bypass their Wi-Fi with a system designed for your home.
Connectivity and control
Often planned together
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Tell us what you need
Tell us about your home and what you want it to do, and we will get back to you with next steps.