NWNetworking & Wi-Fi
Guests judge a stay by the Wi-Fi, and staff can't work without it. We design the network from a site survey, run the cabling and fibre, build the rack, and set up separate guest, staff and camera networks that we can monitor remotely.
01What we set up
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Site survey & design
We map coverage room by room and outdoors before choosing a single access point.
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Structured cabling
Labelled Cat6 and fibre runs, patch panels and tested terminations.
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Racks & comms rooms
Tidy racks with power, cooling and cable management you can actually work in.
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Managed Wi-Fi
Access points with roaming, a guest portal and bandwidth limits per network.
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Security
Firewall, separate networks for guests, staff, cameras and POS, and VPN for remote staff.
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Monitoring
We see an access point or link go down, often before you do.
02A typical system
The spec sheet.
Every site is quoted to its own survey. This is where most of ours start.
- Wi-Fi
- Current-generation managed access points, indoor and outdoor
- Cabling
- Cat6 / Cat6A copper, single- or multi-mode fibre between buildings
- Core
- Managed PoE switches, firewall, UPS
- Networks
- Guest · Staff · CCTV · POS · Management, kept apart
- Handover
- Network diagram, port schedule, test results, admin credentials
Good fit for
- Resorts & liveaboards
- Offices
- Guesthouses
- Villas & apartment buildings
03Questions
Asked often.
Can you fix our existing Wi-Fi rather than replace it?
We start with a survey. Sometimes moving and re-configuring access points is enough; we'll tell you if it is.
Do you work with our internet provider?
Yes. We coordinate with your provider on the line and router, and take over from the handoff point inward.
Can guests be kept off the staff network?
Always. Guests, staff, cameras and tills each get their own network and rules.
Often paired with
Planning networking & wi-fi?
Tell us what you're planning. We'll come back with questions, a survey date or a first quote, usually within one working day.