Start with the fault
Trace telephone socket and internal wiring problems
A dead extension, intermittent connection, damaged cable or an old socket can cause frustrating faults inside the home. Internal telephone wiring can be checked from the working point onwards, with damaged or redundant sections repaired, moved or simplified where appropriate.
- Internal telephone fault finding
- Repair damaged sockets and cable
- Move or add telephone points
- Tidy or alter wiring for modern VoIP use
Coverage where you actually use it
Improve WiFi in difficult rooms and extensions
Weak WiFi at the back of the house, upstairs or in an extension is often a coverage problem rather than a broadband speed problem. The layout can be assessed and improved using better positioning, mesh equipment or a wired access point where that gives a more dependable result.
- Find weak-signal areas and dead spots
- Set up and optimise mesh WiFi
- Install wired wireless access points
- Improve router and network layout
A wired option when wireless is not ideal
Install Ethernet for home offices, TVs and access points
Some devices are simply better on a cable. Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet can be installed between suitable rooms for home-office equipment, televisions, consoles, access points and other fixed devices, with neat wall sockets and testing at the finished points.
- Cat5e and Cat6 cable runs
- Ethernet wall sockets
- Home-office network connections
- Testing existing data cabling