Managed IT

Servers, routers and wireless networking

The foundations. Get these right and everything above them behaves.

Tidy network cabinet with managed switches and blue patch cables

Site survey

Before any wireless install

Documented

Every cabinet labelled and recorded

Monitored

Hardware health watched continuously

Overview

Slow computers, dropped calls and files that take forever to open are usually a foundation problem rather than a computer problem. We design, install and maintain the infrastructure underneath your business: servers, switches, routers, cabling and wireless.

Everything we install is documented, labelled and monitored, so the next person to touch it — us or anyone else — can see exactly how it fits together.

What's included

How we deliver servers, routers and wireless networking

Server installation and migration

Physical or virtual servers specified, built and migrated with minimal disruption, including file, application and domain services.

Routers and internet connectivity

Business-grade routers configured properly, with advice on the right connection and failover options for your site.

Business wireless

Site-surveyed access points that give proper coverage across the building, with separate guest and staff networks.

Switching and cabling

Managed switches, tidy comms cabinets and structured cabling that can be traced rather than guessed at.

Office moves and fit-outs

Planning and delivering the network for a new office so you can open for business on the Monday.

Ongoing monitoring

Hardware health, capacity and performance watched continuously as part of a support agreement.

How it works

What happens when you get in touch

    1

    Survey and design

    We measure coverage, check the cabinet and map what connects to what before quoting anything.

    2

    Specify and supply

    Business-grade kit sized to your building and user count, at trade pricing.

    3

    Install out of hours

    Cut-over work happens in the evening or at a weekend so you open as normal.

    4

    Document and monitor

    Labelled cabling, a written network diagram and ongoing monitoring of the hardware.

Who it suits

This is usually the right fit for

  • Offices with unreliable wireless or slow file access
  • Businesses replacing ageing server hardware
  • Companies moving premises or fitting out a new site

Common questions

Questions we are asked about this

Our wireless keeps dropping. Is that fixable?

Usually yes, and rarely by buying a stronger router. It is normally access point placement, channel overlap or cabling.

Do we still need a server?

Many businesses no longer do. We will tell you honestly whether Microsoft 365 covers it or whether a server still earns its place.

Can you handle an office move?

Yes — cabling, connectivity, wireless and the physical move planned so you are working on the Monday.

Interested in servers, routers and wireless networking?

Tell us what's frustrating you and we'll tell you honestly what we'd do about it. No jargon, no pressure, no lengthy sales process.