For homes
WiFi that reaches every room — and the backyard.
Most home WiFi problems aren't about your internet plan. They're about one router trying to cover too much house through too many walls.
The problem
Why it matters
Internet speed is what your provider delivers to the house. WiFi coverage is how well that connection reaches each room. Brick, concrete, foil insulation and multiple floors can weaken a single router long before it reaches a home office, bedroom or patio.
How it works
Our approach
- 01Several correctly positioned access points share the load across floors and outdoor areas, so devices connect to a nearby point rather than a distant router.
- 02Wired backhaul — a cable from each access point back to the network — is preferred where practical, because it keeps speed consistent rather than relaying wirelessly.
- 03We can extend the network to a shed, granny flat or separate office with cabling, fibre or a dedicated wireless link.
- 04Home CCTV can share the same cabling and network design, keeping cameras on a separate, secured segment.
Suitable for
- Double-storey and split-level homes
- Brick, rendered or concrete construction
- Home offices and study rooms
- Patios, pools and outdoor areas
- Sheds, studios and granny flats
Installation includes
- Site discussion and coverage plan
- Mounting of access points
- Cat6 cabling, termination and labelling
- Basic network setup and handover
Relevant equipment
- Ubiquiti UniFi access points
- Cisco Meraki access points (where preferred)
- PoE switches
- Hikvision or UniFi Protect cameras
What changes the price
- Number and type of access points or cameras
- New cable runs and access difficulty
- Existing gateway, switching and PoE
- Outdoor, height or specialist access work
Start with an indicative estimate.
Use the calculator for an allowance in minutes, then book a site assessment to confirm the design and an itemised proposal.