A network installation is the wiring, switching and configuration that everything else — WiFi, CCTV, VoIP, POS systems — runs on top of. Get it wrong and every device on it inherits the problem.
We design the layout around how the space is actually used: where desks, cameras and access points will sit, how many ports each room realistically needs, and where the rack or cabinet goes.
We map out data points, existing infrastructure and where cabling can realistically run before quoting anything.
Cat6/Cat6a cable runs terminated to TIA/EIA-568 standards, tested for continuity and cross-talk.
Managed or unmanaged switches configured with the right VLANs, plus router and basic firewall rules.
Fibre, LTE or ADSL lines connected into the new network and confirmed working end-to-end.
Existing servers, NAS boxes or shared printers connected and mapped for every user who needs them.
A simple diagram and port list so the next person who touches your network isn't starting blind.
A network with no UPS on the switch or router drops the moment the power goes, even if your inverter keeps the lights on. We size a small UPS into most installs so the core network and one or two key access points stay up through short outages.
We walk the property or office, noting where points are needed and how cable can be routed without an eyesore.
An itemised quote covering cabling, hardware and labour — no vague lump sum.
Cabling run and terminated, switches and routers configured, everything labelled at both ends.
Every port tested, throughput checked, and a short walkthrough of what was installed and why.
As a rule of thumb, two per desk (data + phone/spare) and one per WiFi access point or camera location. We'll confirm exact numbers during the site survey.
Often yes. We test what's there first and only recommend re-cabling the runs that are actually faulty or undersized, rather than ripping everything out by default.
We connect and configure the network once fibre or another line reaches the property. Getting the physical fibre link installed is arranged with your ISP, and we can coordinate that appointment with our cabling work.
Network installation covers the design, hardware and configuration. Cable management is the tidy, labelled physical layer underneath it — see our dedicated cable management page for that detail.
Send us your area and rough scope on WhatsApp for a free, itemised quote.
