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Business networks & Wi-Fi

Your office network, designed properly and looked after.

Design, setup and troubleshooting for your office network and Wi-Fi. We choose, configure and replace the equipment, put staff and guests on separate networks, track down dead spots, and write the whole layout down. Running new wire goes to an installer we work alongside.

Tell us what's not working → What's in scope
What we do

The network your work runs on, set up on purpose.

Office networks tend to grow one device at a time. We work out what you have, fix what's getting in the way, and leave it documented so the next problem starts at diagnosis.

Checking Wi-Fi signal strength on a laptop, with a ceiling access point overhead

Coverage where you work

Dead spots and weak signal found and explained, with a plan to fix them.

Staff and guests kept apart

Visitors' phones and laptops on their own network, away from your computers and shared files.

Problems traced to the cause

Slow, dropping, or down for one person and not another. We find out whether it's the equipment, the setup or the internet connection.

A layout that's written down

What's connected where, how it's set up, and who to call, written down where you can find it.

Changes when you change

A new room, more staff or a new internet provider, handled without starting over.

Planning for a new space

The network designed before you move, with the wiring worked out alongside your installer.

Straight about scope

We set up and run the network. An installer runs the wire.

We design the network, choose and configure the equipment, replace it when it's worn out, and keep it running. Running new wire through walls and ceilings goes to an installer. We'll recommend one, work out what's needed with them, and set everything up once the wiring is in.

We do

  • Network and Wi-Fi design for your space
  • Choosing, configuring and replacing wireless access points, firewalls and switches
  • Separate networks for staff and guests
  • Troubleshooting slow, dropping or patchy connections
  • Documenting how it's all set up
  • Planning for an office move or a new room

We don't

  • Running new wire through walls and ceilings
  • Security system installs
  • Phone systems and audio-visual setups
From our work
Client story

Giving a farm, its public areas and an office their own networks

  • Nonprofit agriculture and education organization
  • Coastal Maine
  • Several buildings and a seasonal operation

The situation

A working farm, areas open to the public and an education program, spread across several buildings, with staff on site, in the office and working remotely. Wireless coverage across the property was patchy.

What we did

Documented the whole environment first. Then reworked the network and wireless layout across the property so the farm operation, the public areas and the office each stand on their own network.

Each part of the operation runs on its own network, and the whole layout is documented so any of our technicians can pick it up.

Who it's for

Offices whose network grew without a plan.

Common signs: the Wi-Fi password hasn't changed in years and former staff still have it, guests and staff share one network, the connection drops at the same time every day, or nobody knows what the box in the closet does.

What it costs

Network work is billed hourly at a published rate, lower for plan clients, in 15-minute steps for remote work. Onsite visits have a one-hour minimum.

Larger jobs, like redesigning a network or planning a new space, are scoped and estimated before we start, and we stop and ask before going over. If new wiring is needed, the installer quotes that part separately.

How pricing works
Questions

Networks and Wi-Fi, answered.

Can you replace our Wi-Fi equipment? Can you run cable?
Equipment, yes: we recommend what to buy, configure it and swap it in, and that work is billed hourly. Cable, no: running new wire goes to an installer. We'll work out what's needed with them and set everything up once it's in.
Our Wi-Fi is slow or drops in parts of the building. Can you help?
Yes. We find the cause first: weak coverage, interference, too many devices on one network, aging equipment, or the internet connection itself. You get a plain recommendation, and if the fix needs new wiring, an installer handles that part.
Should guests be on a separate network?
Yes. A guest network keeps visitors' phones and laptops away from your computers and shared files.
Is network work included in our plan?
No. It's billed hourly, at the lower plan rate if you're on Silver or Gold, and in 15-minute steps for remote work.
We're moving offices. When should we call?
Early, before the new space is wired. We'll plan the network with your installer so the wiring goes where it's needed. Projects and migrations
Next step

Tell us what's not working.

Tell us how many computers and people you have, and we'll send a real number, not a range. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

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