We plan your Wi-Fi, cabling, access points and equipment space so every smart device stays connected, from the bedroom to the balcony and beyond.
From the PFE project librarySolid coverage where you need it, equipment you can reach and a setup anyone can pick up later.
We’ll tailor the details to your home before we start. Here’s what a typical project covers.
A look at your floor plan, equipment and weak spots
Where the router, switches and access points should go
Cabling between access points, plus PoE (power over the data cable)
Good spots for hubs and controllers
A separate network for smart devices where it helps
Space, cooling and power for your equipment
Your network details and admin logins
Your phone can show a strong signal while a tiny sensor behind metal, glass or concrete struggles to stay connected. Devices can also reach the internet but fail to find each other at home.
We plan Wi-Fi, wired connections, Zigbee and Thread (two low-power mesh networks many sensors use) together, because each needs different coverage and equipment.
Renovation is the cheapest time to run data and power to ceiling access points, cameras, intercoms, wall panels and your main equipment spot. Wiring access points back to the router keeps Wi-Fi fast and gives fixed equipment a steady connection.
A spare conduit or easy cable route is often worth more than the priciest router on the shelf.
A separate network for smart devices can improve security, but overdo it and products stop finding each other and faults get hard to track down. We keep it as simple as your home allows.
When we’re done, you get the admin logins and the network details that matter, not a diagram nobody can follow.
We look at the plans, walls, devices, cameras and anything you’ll add later.
We work out the cabling, access-point spots, equipment space and power.
Your electrician, cabling team, ID and suppliers get clear instructions.
Once it’s in, we check coverage, roaming between rooms and local connections.
We quote from your floor plan, construction, number of devices and existing cabling. Hardware, cabling and labour are listed separately, not buried in one package.
Yes. We can plan and coordinate the network as part of your smart home project, including cabling, access points, equipment space and final testing.
There’s no reliable rule based on floor area. Walls, layout, mounting spots, outdoor areas and how much you use the network all matter, and we check coverage once it’s installed.
Often, but the right devices still need to talk to each other at home. We use the simplest setup that keeps your home secure and reliable.
No. Zigbee is a separate low-power mesh with its own hub and relay devices. Strong Wi-Fi doesn’t automatically mean a strong Zigbee network.
Planning a renovation or fixing an existing setup? Send us your project details. We’ll review them and reply by email.