Whole-home WiFi
Get useful WiFi coverage beyond the room with the router
Extensions, solid walls, different floors and awkward router locations can leave otherwise good broadband struggling inside the property. Coverage can be assessed with the aim of choosing a sensible solution rather than adding boosters without knowing whether they will help.
- Investigate weak rooms and dead spots
- Configure and optimise mesh systems
- Install wired access points
- Improve equipment position and backhaul
Home network cabling
Put Ethernet where a permanent wired connection makes sense
A cable can remove uncertainty for equipment that stays in one place. Cat5e or Cat6 links can provide reliable connections for home offices, televisions, consoles and wireless access points, with wall sockets used where suitable for a neat finish.
- Cat5e and Cat6 installation
- Network sockets between rooms
- Wired links for access points
- Check and test existing Ethernet
Internal phone wiring
Alter telephone wiring when the old layout no longer works for the home
Telephone points are often left where they suited an older setup rather than today’s router, handset or VoIP arrangement. Internal wiring can be fault-found, repaired, moved or simplified where appropriate.
- Trace faults on internal wiring
- Repair or relocate sockets
- Add suitable telephone points
- Alter redundant wiring for newer setups