Network Setup
Wired and wireless networks for homes and offices, set up to run reliably.
- PriceCustom quote
- TimelineHalf a day to 1 day
What's included
- Router and access point setup and configuration
- Structured cabling where it's needed
- WiFi coverage planning to eliminate dead zones
- Secure setup: proper passwords, guest network separation
- Mesh WiFi for larger homes and offices
- Firmware updated and tested before we leave
How it works
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Assess your space
We check your property or office layout and identify weak signal areas.
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Install and configure
We set up routers, access points or mesh units, and run cabling where needed.
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Test and secure
We test coverage throughout the space and lock down the network with proper passwords and guest access.
About this service
Wired and wireless networks for homes and offices, set up to run reliably — not just a router out of the box with the default settings left untouched.
What’s Included
Router and access point setup, structured cabling where it’s needed, WiFi coverage planning so dead zones in the house or office get fixed rather than worked around, and secure configuration — proper passwords, guest network separation, and firmware updated before we leave.
Home Networks vs Business Networks
A home setup is usually about killing dead zones and getting devices talking to each other reliably. A small office setup has different priorities — stable connections for multiple users, separating guest WiFi from your internal systems, and making sure network-dependent equipment like CCTV cameras or a point-of-sale system has a connection it can depend on. We scope the job around which one you actually need.
Mesh WiFi for Larger Spaces
If one router isn’t reaching every room or floor, a mesh system usually solves it more cleanly than a string of extenders that each cut your speed in half. We’ll tell you honestly when mesh is worth the extra cost and when a single well-placed router does the job.
Often Paired With
Installing CCTV at the same time saves a visit, since cameras need the same network groundwork. For an existing network that’s become unreliable, see Repair & Maintenance.
Get a quote, or message us with your space size and how many devices need to connect.
Questions
Do I need mesh WiFi or just a better router?
It depends on your space. A single well-placed router often covers a typical home; mesh makes more sense for larger homes, multiple floors, or thick walls. We'll tell you honestly which one you actually need.
Can you set up a separate guest network?
Yes, that's standard on every setup so guest devices stay separate from your main network.
Will this help my CCTV or office devices stay connected?
Yes — a stable network is what cameras, point-of-sale systems and other connected devices depend on. We size the setup around what you're running.