What we sort out
- Wi-fi that reaches the whole house, including upstairs and the back room
- Connections that drop out at the same time every evening
- Mesh systems and access points, placed where they actually help
- Wired points for the things that should never be on wi-fi, such as a desktop or a games console
- Printers that everybody in the house can reach
- Guest access, and keeping the kids' devices off the work laptop's network
- Smart devices, cameras and televisions that will not stay connected
Sheds, granny flats and the far end of the house
Getting a solid connection to a detached building is a common job and it is usually a cabling question rather than a wi-fi one. There are several ways to do it and they differ a lot in cost, so it is worth a conversation before anybody buys hardware.
Questions we get asked
- Will a wi-fi extender fix it?
- Sometimes, and often it makes things worse by halving the speed of everything connected to it. It depends on the house. We will tell you when the cheap fix is the right one.
- Is this only for houses?
- No. Small shops, cafes and home offices are the same work, and we do plenty of them.