- On site
- Site survey included
Computer network installation and configuration
A stable, fast network from the ground floor to the top — and a plan somebody can still read in two years.
A network that works goes unnoticed. An improvised one does not: Wi-Fi drops at the end of the corridor, the lobby access point also serves accounting, and nobody knows which cable goes where. Most of the time this is not a hardware problem but a placement and configuration problem.
We start from the building and from real usage: how many people, in which rooms, with which walls between them, for which services. Hardware is chosen afterwards, not before. The result is a documented, segmented network whose admin passwords are no longer the factory ones.
The problems this actually solves
Five symptoms that keep coming back, and what they actually reveal.
Wi-Fi does not reach the end of the corridor
A repeater gets added, halves the throughput and moves the problem along. We survey real coverage room by room, then place the right number of access points in the right spots, wired back rather than relayed.
Hotel guests and accounting share the same network
Any guest device can see the management server. It is the most common configuration fault and the one with the heaviest consequences. We separate usage into VLANs with a genuinely isolated guest network, not just a second password.
The network slows down at certain hours for no obvious reason
A backup running in the middle of the day, an infected machine flooding the network, a loop between two switches. We measure before concluding, then fix the cause rather than the symptom.
The admin password is still the factory one
Router, switches, access points: default credentials are published. We change them, record them, close admin access from outside and disable services nobody uses.
Nobody knows which cable goes where
Moving one desk becomes half a day of trial and error. We identify and label the outlets, the patching and the equipment, and hand over the plan.
What we build
Three stages: survey, install, secure. Each can be ordered on its own, but the third is not optional with us.
Survey and cabling
- Building survey and routing constraints
- Measurement of existing Wi-Fi coverage, zone by zone
- Placement plan for access points and outlets
- LAN cabling, trunking and wall outlets
- Patch cabinet installation and labelling
- Full labelling of outlets, patch leads and equipment
Equipment and configuration
- Router, switch and Wi-Fi access point installation
- Full coverage: offices, floors, warehouses, guest rooms, outdoor areas
- VLAN segmentation by department, with an isolated guest network
- Fixed addresses for printers, servers and cameras
- Quality of service for voice and video calls
- Multiple internet links with automatic failover
Security and follow-up
- WPA2 or WPA3 encryption and a Wi-Fi password policy
- Factory admin credentials replaced
- Firewall rules and filtering on the router
- Administration closed off from the internet
- Diagnosis of slowdowns, drops and dead zones
- Documentation handed over: plan, addresses, credentials, procedures
How a project runs
Four stages. The first happens on site and costs nothing before you agree.
What a properly built network refuses to do
Network security is decided at installation. Afterwards it costs ten times as much.
- The guest network cannot see servers, printers or cameras
- Each department has its own segment: admin, production, guests, CCTV
- Factory credentials on routers, switches and access points are always changed
- Equipment administration is never reachable from the internet
- Wi-Fi runs WPA2 or WPA3, never open, never WEP
- Unused services (WPS, UPnP, remote admin) are disabled
- Credentials are handed to you in writing — we keep no copy
A guest network that shares the internal password is not a guest network. If that is your situation today, it is the first thing we will fix.
Who it is for
The larger or more partitioned the building, the more the survey decides between a network that holds and one repaired every month.
Hotels and residences
Coverage per room and per floor, a genuinely separate guest network, a captive portal where needed.
Multi-machine businesses
Segmentation by department, fixed addresses for shared equipment, a backup link.
Schools and training centres
Device-dense rooms, a teaching network kept apart from the administrative one.
Shops and warehouses
Tills, scanners, handheld terminals, and volumes where Wi-Fi carries badly.
Real use cases
Five concrete requests and the technical answer to each.
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A hotel whose Wi-Fi fails on the upper floors
Room-by-room coverage survey, wired-back access points, guest network isolated from the management network.
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Offices moving premises
Needs survey, cabling for the new positions, labelled patch cabinet, service restored without interruption on Monday morning.
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Two internet connections going unused
Configured as load sharing or as failover, depending on actual usage.
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Visitors asking for the internal Wi-Fi password
A separate guest network with its own password and no visibility of the internal network.
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A warehouse where barcode scanners drop out
Coverage survey under real conditions, access points suited to the volumes and to metal racking.
Why give us this work
Nothing unverifiable: no years in business, no client count, no certification. Only the way we work.
Survey before hardware
We do not sell one more access point to cover a dead spot. We first measure where the dead spot is and why.
Documentation is part of delivery
Plan, addresses, credentials, restart procedure. You are not held hostage by whoever laid the network.
Security is not an optional line at the end
Segmentation, passwords and closing remote access are included, not offered as an extra.
Our other services
One point of contact for all of your IT.
A network to install or to take over?
The visit and the placement survey are included in the quote, and the quote is free.