Wi-Fi & Home Networking
Strong Wi-Fi in every room, from the loft office to the garden.
Big period houses, thick walls, extensions and garden offices are hard on Wi-Fi. We survey your home, find out where the signal drops, and design a network that covers every room properly, usually with mesh or wired access points rather than plug-in boosters that make things worse.
Sound familiar?
- Dead spots upstairs, in the loft or in the garden office
- Video calls dropping or buffering in the evening
- Boosters and extenders that never really worked
- Too many devices fighting for the same connection
- Broadband provider router that's not up to the job
- Smart devices that keep disconnecting
What we do
- Room-by-room signal survey of your home
- Mesh Wi-Fi or wired access point installation
- Router configuration, secure passwords and guest network
- Garden office and outbuilding coverage
- Separate network for smart home devices
- Liaising with your broadband provider when the fault is theirs
Time & pricing
Most Wi-Fi visits take 1–3 hours depending on the size of the home. We give you a personalised quote, travel included, before anything is booked, so you always know the cost upfront. Visits are available 7 days a week, 8am–9pm.
Wi-Fi & Networking: common questions
Usually, yes. In larger or older homes a single router can't reach every room. A properly placed mesh system, or wired access points where possible, gives consistent speed throughout. We'll recommend the right option for your home, not the most expensive one.
Yes. Depending on distance and construction, we use outdoor mesh units, point-to-point wireless links or a cabled connection to give your garden office the same reliable connection as the house.
No. We recommend equipment that suits your home and can supply and install it, or work with kit you already own if it's up to the job.
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Let's get it sorted
Tell us what's going on and we'll come back with a personalised quote and the next available slot, often today or tomorrow.
7 days a week, 8am–9pm