Infrastructure installed properly once, working for years
Design and installation of networking, business Wi-Fi, comms cabinets, workstations, servers and security cameras — tidy, documented and tested. Including office moves planned around your working hours.
What's usually broken
The problems cheap infrastructure creates
The Wi-Fi drops in exactly the areas that need it most.
Nobody knows which cable goes where, and the comms cabinet has no documentation.
Adding a single workstation turns into a small project of its own.
Cameras were installed and nobody has since checked they're actually recording.
An office move planned for a week that took the business offline for three days.
Consumer equipment bought for a business, behaving accordingly under load.
What the project includes — and what it doesn't
Included in the project
- Site survey and detailed design before any equipment is bought
- Wired network layout, cabling and comms cabinets
- Business Wi-Fi with a real coverage survey, not guesswork
- Workstation and server setup
- Security cameras and access control
- Point-of-sale stations and display screens
- Handover testing on every point
- Full documentation: diagram, labelled points and an as-built record
Priced separately
- Building work, plasterboard and electrics — coordinated with your contractor
- Ongoing licences and subscriptions for equipment
- Ongoing support after handover — that's a separate retainer
- Removing or repairing existing infrastructure not covered by the survey
For when the infrastructure has to last years
Not just work on handover day.
How a project runs
Site survey
We come, measure, and understand what exists, how many points you need and where the real constraints are.
Design & quote
A diagram, an equipment list, a schedule and a price. What's in the quote is what gets installed.
Installation
Installed to the design and planned around your opening hours, including out-of-hours work where needed.
Handover
Every point tested, full documentation handed over, and we stay close through the first days.
Common questions about infrastructure projects
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