Networking
Networks that hold up under real office load
Cabling, switches and Wi-Fi are only as good as the plan behind them. We map coverage and load before running a single cable, so the network you get doesn't need reworking in a year.
What's included
Structured, labelled, documented networks
- Structured cabling (Cat5e/Cat6) for offices and buildings
- Network rack, patch panel and switch installation
- Wi-Fi access point placement and configuration
- CCTV and networking integrated onto one clean rack
- Point-to-point links between buildings
- Fault-finding on slow or dropping connections
Built to be maintained
A rack anyone can understand
Every cable we run is labelled at both ends, patched neatly into a numbered panel, and documented, so if you ever need a different technician to work on it, they aren't untangling someone else's guesswork.
Common questions
Networking FAQ
Can you fix a Wi-Fi network that drops in parts of the building?
Usually — dead zones are almost always a placement or interference problem rather than a bad router, and we survey the site to find the right access point positions before adding hardware.
Do you handle both cabling and CCTV networking?
Yes, we often run structured cabling and CCTV cabling in the same visit, and rack them together neatly so the whole system is easy to maintain later.
Can you network multiple buildings on one site?
Yes, using either trenched cable or a point-to-point wireless link, depending on distance and what's practical for your site.
Fix or build your network
Describe your space and current setup and we'll recommend a cabling and Wi-Fi plan.