Internet source
Install or coordinate Starlink, fibre, fixed wireless or 5G service, including suitable mounting, cable entry and equipment location.
We install and improve internet distribution for homes and businesses—from Starlink or fibre at the edge to access points, cabling, switching, racks, backup links and backup power across the property.
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Start with where internet enters the property, then design how every important room, user and device will connect.
Install or coordinate Starlink, fibre, fixed wireless or 5G service, including suitable mounting, cable entry and equipment location.
Place wired access points around floors, concrete walls, outdoor areas and high-use rooms instead of relying on one router.
Run, terminate, label and test Ethernet for access points, cameras, TVs, workstations, phones and other fixed devices.
Provide managed or unmanaged PoE switching, patch panels, cabinets, ventilation and organised power distribution.
Combine primary and secondary WAN sources with automatic or managed failover where continuity matters.
Back up the modem or Starlink kit, router, switch and essential access points for the required outage window.
Coverage, capacity and resilience change with the building and the work happening inside it.
Reliable work calls, streaming, smart-home devices, outdoor coverage and parental or guest networks.
Staff, point-of-sale, guest access, cloud systems, VoIP, printers and CCTV traffic.
Higher user density, separate user groups, managed access and coverage across multiple buildings.
Starlink placement, protected outdoor routes, remote monitoring and continuity during outages.
Review internet sources, rooms, walls, user density, cable routes and power.
Review access-point locations, network diagram, equipment, backup and quotation.
Mount, cable, terminate, label and configure routing, Wi-Fi and user networks.
Test coverage, throughput, roaming, failover, backup runtime and administrator access.
Sometimes, but concrete floors and walls often reduce signal and performance. Wired access points on each floor are usually more predictable than one powerful router or several wireless repeaters.
Yes. The scope can include dish mounting, safe cable entry, router location, Ethernet adaptation where applicable, access points, switching and structured cabling.
Yes, with a suitable dual-WAN router and a defined failover policy. The design should account for session interruption, bandwidth differences and whether automatic return is appropriate.
At minimum, the internet terminal or modem, router and the access points needed by priority users. PoE switches, controllers, CCTV and phones must be included if they share the network and must remain available.
We will verify the property, equipment requirements, cabling, protection and installation scope.