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Wi-Fi & networking
A network that still works when the room is full. Designed, separated, and supported by phone.
Most office Wi-Fi was never designed. A router, then an extender when the back room dropped, then a bad morning when everyone joins a call. Design beats another box on a shelf.
We look at walls, neighbouring networks and where people actually sit. Guest traffic stays off the network that holds your files. Students, visitors, tills and cameras do not share a password with the finance folder.
We do this remotely wherever the hardware can be reached, and we stay on the phone while it is changed. A design starts from £500. Same-day means a slot to do the work with you, not a promise that someone is travelling.
Fibre fails. A failover path is a small monthly cost against a morning of nobody being able to work. We would rather put that in at the start than explain it afterwards.
What that includes
- A design that starts from where people sit, not where the router was plugged in
- Guest networks kept off the network that holds your files
- Failover so one dead line is not a dead morning
- Setup done with you on the phone
- Monitoring afterwards, so the next dip is a ticket