Wi-Fi that still works when the office is full

Most office Wi-Fi was never designed. Someone plugged in a router, added an extender when the back room dropped, and called it a network. It works until the day everyone is on a video call.

A proper design looks at walls, neighbouring networks and where people actually sit. Guest traffic stays off the network that holds your files. Separation is not a luxury once you have visitors, students, tills or cameras.

We do this remotely wherever the hardware can be reached, and we stay on the phone while it is changed. Same-day, for us, means a slot on the call list, not a promise that someone is driving to you.

Fibre is wonderful until it is not. A failover path is a small monthly cost against a morning of nobody being able to work. We design that path before you need it.

If the current setup is already painful, a design starts from £500. That covers the plan, a guest network and monitoring so the next dip is a ticket, not a rumour in the kitchen.