What we work with
Our engineers hold Cisco CCIE and CCNP certifications and work across Cisco, Aruba and Fortinet networks, from small offices to government-scale designs.
Who It's For
When the network is holding you back
From one office with Wi-Fi dead spots to twenty sites that need to stay connected.
Single offices
Wi-Fi dead spots, dropouts, and a switch nobody has logged into for years.
Multi-site organisations
Sites that need to talk securely and fail over when a link drops.
New fit-outs and moves
Cabling, switching and Wi-Fi planned before the builders leave.
What's Included
Designed, built and documented
The same engineering approach used on enterprise networks, scaled to your size.
- Network designA documented design with diagrams, addressing and naming you can hand to anyone.
- Wi-Fi surveys and designCoverage planned for how the space is used, not just where the ceiling has room.
- Switching and VLANsStaff, guest, phones, cameras and IoT separated properly.
- SD-WAN and site-to-site linksMulti-site connectivity with automatic failover between internet links.
- Guest Wi-Fi and captive portalsBranded guest access kept apart from your business network.
- Network access control802.1X with Cisco ISE or Aruba ClearPass for organisations that need it.
- MonitoringAlerts for outages and failing links, so we often know before your users do.
- Fixing existing networksTroubleshooting and cleanup of networks someone else built.
Technologies
Pricing
How pricing works
Fixed-price projects
Defined work, such as an install, upgrade or migration, is quoted as a fixed price once we understand the scope. No surprises on the invoice.
Hourly or daily rates
Troubleshooting, small changes and open-ended work are charged at hourly or daily rates, agreed before we start.
Free · 30 minutes · No obligation
Not sure how secure your network is?
Book a free 30-minute health check. We'll tell you in plain English what's fine, what's risky and what to fix first.
Our Wi-Fi drops out. Can you fix it without replacing everything?
Often, yes. Many dropouts come from channel and power settings, roaming configuration or interference. We measure first and replace hardware only when it is the cause.
Can you support equipment we already own?
Yes, if the vendor still supports it. If it's end-of-life, we'll tell you and explain the risk.
We have several sites. Do they all need the same equipment?
Not necessarily, but a consistent design makes support cheaper and faster. We'll recommend a standard that fits your budget.