Wi-Fi that reaches the back of the shop.
Business-grade Wi-Fi designed for your building and how it’s used. No dead zones, a separate network for guests, and ongoing management so you always know who’s connected.
Why it drops
A consumer router wasn’t built for your building.
Consumer gear is made for a house. Offices, shops and warehouses need more than one box in a closet.
Consumer Wireless
- One box trying to cover the whole building
- Guests on the same network as your files
- No idea who or what is connected
- Nobody notices when it drops, until everyone does
Business Wi-Fi
- Access points placed where people actually work
- Guest network kept separate from company systems
- Every connected device visible and accounted for
- Monitored, updated and fixed by us
How we do it
Planned for the building. Then looked after.
Walk the space
Offices, shop floor, warehouse and yard, and where your people actually work.
Plan coverage
Access points placed around walls, racking and metal buildings that kill signal.
Separate the networks
Staff, guests and equipment each on their own network, kept apart.
Look after it
Updates, monitoring and fixes, handled without you having to call.
Fair questions
What owners ask us about Wi-Fi.
What equipment do you use?
We work with Meraki and Ubiquiti, and pick based on the site and budget. No vendor pays us to choose one over the other.
What does it cost?
Hardware is billed at cost plus 10%, and you see our invoice. On Complete, managing the network is included in the per-user rate, with no site fee.
Do we need a lot of access points?
Only as many as the building needs. If one good access point covers your office, we’ll sell you one.
Can guests get into our files?
Not on our setup. The guest network only reaches the internet, nothing else.
Can guests get into our files?
Yes. Yards, lots, and patios get weather-rated access points built for outside, on the same network as the office.
Can you connect two buildings?
Yes. A wireless site-to-site link joins a shop, warehouse, or second building to your main network without trenching cable.
Dead spots?
Tell us where the Wi-Fi drops. We’ll tell you why.
A short call, no sales pitch. If a small fix does it, that’s what we’ll recommend.