We provide independent network consultancy services focused on Wi-Fi and LAN design. This includes wireless surveys, network assessments, Wi-Fi design, LAN design, troubleshooting, capacity planning, vendor selection, and technical assurance.
No.
We provide independent advice based on what is best for your requirements, budget, and operational needs. We do not recommend products simply because of vendor partnerships or sales targets.
Vendors and resellers often have products to sell. Our role is to provide objective technical advice and design guidance.
We help ensure the solution is based on your requirements rather than a predefined product catalogue.
A Wi-Fi survey is the process of assessing a site to understand wireless coverage, capacity, and performance requirements.
The survey identifies how many access points are needed, where they should be installed, and whether the design will support the expected number of users and devices.
If reliable wireless connectivity is important to your business, then yes.
A survey helps avoid common problems such as poor coverage, dead spots, roaming issues, and performance bottlenecks. It also helps prevent over-spending on unnecessary equipment.
A desktop survey uses floor plans and building information to create a predictive wireless design.
An on-site survey involves physically visiting the location to validate requirements, assess environmental factors, and collect real-world RF data.
Desktop surveys are often suitable for planning. On-site surveys provide greater accuracy.
Yes.
We regularly assess and optimise existing wireless networks. In many cases, improvements can be achieved through design changes, configuration adjustments, or better placement of equipment rather than complete replacement.
We work with most enterprise wireless platforms, including Cisco, Aruba, Juniper Mist, Extreme Networks, Ruckus, Fortinet, and Ubiquiti.
The focus is always on sound design principles rather than brand preference.
A typical design includes:
LAN design focuses on the wired network infrastructure that supports users, devices, applications, and wireless services.
This includes switching, network segmentation, resilience, bandwidth planning, Power over Ethernet requirements, and future growth considerations.
Yes.
We investigate issues such as poor Wi-Fi performance, intermittent connectivity, roaming problems, slow applications, packet loss, network congestion, and design-related issues.
Our approach is evidence-based and focused on finding root causes rather than making assumptions.
Our primary focus is consultancy, design, and technical assurance.
Where installation services are required, we can work alongside your chosen implementation partner or provide independent validation of the completed deployment.
Projects are typically priced based on scope, complexity, and expected effort.
For larger engagements, a fixed-price proposal is usually provided. Smaller advisory engagements may be offered on a day-rate basis.
This depends on the engagement, but typically includes:
The more accurate the information, the more accurate the resulting design.
We believe trust is earned through honesty, not salesmanship.
If a customer needs a solution, we will recommend one. If they do not need additional equipment or services, we will say so.
Our objective is to provide clear, practical, and technically sound advice without unnecessary complexity, exaggerated claims, or vendor bias.
We stand behind the quality of our work and the design decisions we make.
However, any design is only as accurate as the information available at the time. We clearly document assumptions, constraints, and design criteria so customers understand exactly what has been designed and why.
Simply get in touch with an outline of your requirements.
We will have a straightforward discussion about your objectives, challenges, and expectations. If we believe we can help, we will explain how. If we do not think our services are the right fit, we will tell you.
