A structured cabling patch panel with network cables

Wi-Fi planned from the floor plan.

Access points, cabling and a labelled panel.

Timing

Run cable while the walls are open

Equipment can be swapped later; cable in a finished wall cannot.

Cabling and services roughed into open walls

What we do

From the wall plate to the router

01

Whole-home Wi-Fi

Access points placed from the floor plan.

02

Structured cabling

Wired runs to desks, TVs, access points and cameras.

03

Patch panel

Every run ends at one labelled panel.

04

Switching & routing

Guest and smart devices on their own networks.

05

Small-business networks

Files, printers, point-of-sale and staff Wi-Fi.

06

Tested backups

We restore a file with you watching.

Documentation

Labelled, drawn and handed over

Every run labelled at both ends, the layout drawn, the passwords yours.

A labelled patch panel with network cables

FAQ

Networking questions

Do we really need cable? Wi-Fi is fine.

Cable puts access points where coverage is needed, and your phone still uses Wi-Fi.

We are renovating. When should this happen?

While the walls are open, when it costs far less.

Can you use the equipment we already have?

Usually, and if a device is the problem, we will say so.

What if something breaks later?

The panel is labelled and you have the passwords, so anyone can fix it, or call us.

Show us the dead spots.

Where the internet comes in, and where it fails.