Networks, Wi‑Fi & cabling

Designed before a single cable is pulled.

Certified network engineers who design first: site survey, Wi-Fi, segmented networks, failover, structured cabling and fiber. Built once, documented, and fast.

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A patch panel with gray cables in every port and one orange cable plugged in.

What we do

The whole path, from the street to the desk.

Designed, installed and documented by certified network engineers, from the same team that supports it afterwards.

Site survey

Where people sit, what the walls are made of, and where the signal has to reach.

Wi‑Fi design

Access points placed for coverage and capacity, not for convenience.

Firewalls and segmentation

Office, guests, cameras and machines kept apart, with only the traffic you allow crossing.

Internet failover

A second connection that takes over when the first one drops.

Structured cabling

Copper runs installed, tested and labeled at both ends.

Fiber installation and termination

Between floors, buildings and racks, terminated and tested by certified fiber technicians.

Before and after

From accumulated to designed.

Most small networks grew one device at a time, and everything can reach everything. A designed network puts each kind of device in its own zone.

ABefore: one flat networkOffice PCs, guests, cameras and machines can all reach each other
BAfter: segmented, through a firewallOnly the traffic you allow crosses. The orange line is the one permitted path

What often changes
Item	Often found	What we build
Layout	Devices added over time, in no plan	One design, drawn and kept current
Wi‑Fi	One router for the whole building	Access points placed for coverage
Cabling	Unlabeled, mixed and tangled	Labeled runs, tested and recorded
Guests	On the same network as the business	Separated from business systems
Records	In someone’s head	A diagram and a password vault

How a project runs

Survey. Design. Build. Document.

Every project follows the same four steps, and the last one is the one most installers skip.

01
Survey
A site visit: the building, the people and the equipment you have.
02
Design
A drawn network and a written quote, before anything is bought.
03
Build
Installed in a window that suits you, tested before we leave.
04
Document
The diagram, the labels, the test results and the passwords, handed over in your name.

A cable tray running the length of an office ceiling, carrying gray cables and one orange run.

Questions

Straight answers about networks.

Why do you survey before quoting?

Because Wi-Fi is decided by walls, ceilings and where people actually sit, not by a floor area. A survey is how the quote ends up right the first time.

Can you work with the equipment we already have?

Often, yes. We tell you what’s worth keeping, what isn’t and why, before anything is bought.

Do you install cabling yourselves?

Yes: structured copper cabling and fiber, installed, terminated, tested and labeled, with the test results kept.

What does a network project cost?

It’s quoted in writing after the survey. Small jobs, like replacing a router or adding an access point, run at the hourly rate.

We’re moving offices. Can you help?

Yes. Plan the new space before the lease starts, have the network ready before the move, and have everyone working on the first morning. Office moves.

Designed before a single cable is pulled.

The whole path, from the street to the desk.

Site survey

Wi‑Fi design

Firewalls and segmentation

Internet failover

Structured cabling

Fiber installation and termination

From accumulated to designed.

Survey. Design. Build. Document.

Survey

Design

Build

Document

Straight answers about networks.

Tell us about the building.