Networking
A network either disappears into the background or it ruins your week. The difference is usually down to decisions made on the day it was installed.
Designed, not guessed
We walk the building before we quote. Where the walls are solid, where the dead spots are, where the cable runs can realistically go, how many people need to be on Wi-Fi in the same room at the same time. Then we size the equipment to that, rather than selling you whatever is in the box this month.
Built to be fixed
Everything gets labeled. Cabinets get tidied. We document what is plugged into what, so the next person who opens that cupboard, whether it is us or someone else, can work out what is going on in under a minute.
Wireless that holds up
Most Wi-Fi complaints are not about speed. They are about the far corner of the building, or the room with the thick walls, or the fact that everything falls over when the office fills up. Those are solvable problems, and they are solved by putting the right access points in the right places.
Want someone to look at what you have?
We will walk your setup and tell you plainly what is solid, what is at risk, and what is costing you money. It costs you nothing and there is no obligation at the end of it.