FOR BUSINESS · OMADA
From a small office to a workshop or farm business, we install wired networking and WiFi using compatible TP-Link Omada equipment. Routers, switches and access points work together, with central management through an Omada controller.
You get a clearer view of what is connected and control over who can use the network. We plan the cabling, WiFi coverage and access settings around the way your business works.


View connected devices and network activity through the controller, with the access we set up for you.
Manage WiFi access and block unwanted devices. We’ll help you understand the controls available in your setup.
Plan separate staff and guest networks, with suitable rules to protect access to your business equipment.
We’ll recommend suitable WiFi 6 or WiFi 7 access points, switches and a controller arrangement for your site, then show you how to use the agreed controls. Features depend on the equipment and configuration.
Plan my business network
FOR HOME · DECO
For homes, the TP-Link Deco range offers mesh WiFi: several units placed around the house work together as one network, helping spread coverage beyond a single router.
We can supply, position and set up a suitable Deco system for everyday browsing, streaming and working from home. Where practical, Ethernet cables can link the units; otherwise they need a good wireless connection to each other.
We’ll look at your walls, layout and broadband connection, help you use the Deco app and explain the controls supported by your chosen model. Deco uses its own app and is managed separately from Omada.
Ask about whole-home WiFiBETWEEN BUILDINGS · WIRELESS BRIDGES
Need the internet in a separate workshop or farm building? A pair of outdoor wireless bridge units can carry a network connection between buildings, with a wired connection or access point providing service inside the destination building.
Bring the home connection to a detached workspace, then add WiFi or wired sockets where you work.
Link the office network to a suitable building across the yard for the devices and work happening there.
We survey the route, distance, trees, mounting points and power at both ends before recommending a link. The bridge shares the existing connection; it does not create a new broadband service. We can also discuss a cable or fibre link where that is more suitable.
Discuss a link between buildings