Network installation and support in London.

Yes. Roughly half of our networking work is domestic: Wi-Fi that does not reach the back bedroom, a new build that needs cabling before the plaster goes on, or a smart home that has outgrown a single router.

Cisco and Meraki on the enterprise side, and Ubiquiti UniFi where it fits a smaller office or a home. We will tell you if what you already own can be made to work before recommending anything new.

We visit, look at the building, the existing kit and how you use it, and send a written scope with a fixed price. The survey itself is a modest fixed fee that comes off the job if you go ahead.

London and the South East for on-site work. Enterprise support contracts can include remote monitoring and configuration for sites further afield.

Usually. Channel planning, access point placement, cabling faults and misconfiguration account for most complaints, and a survey finds which. New hardware is the last resort, not the first quote.

Yes. We start with a survey of what is there, write down how it is set up (often the first time anyone has) and fix what needs fixing before taking on support. You do not have to rip it out and start again.

Yes. Cutovers, switch replacements and anything that takes the network down are scheduled for evenings or weekends when the business needs it, agreed in the written scope before we start.

Yes. Site-to-site VPNs join offices into one network, and remote access gives home workers what they need without opening the whole network to the internet. Both are designed alongside the firewall rules, not added afterwards.

Everything we install is covered for twelve months. When something breaks, you call the engineer who built it, and for businesses we offer a monthly support arrangement with monitoring included.