Routers & firewalls
Gateway hardware configured so staff get online and guests stay off the production network.
- Router and firewall setup
- Guest vs staff networks
- ISP handoff and cutover
Routers, switches, access points, structured cabling, and the printers and POS gear hanging off them — installed, repaired, and documented.
Scope is written up front. When the job is done you get notes, photos, and an invoice you can open online.
Gateway hardware configured so staff get online and guests stay off the production network.
Wired backbone and wireless coverage that actually reaches the floor and the office.
The drops and patching that make everything else reliable.
The devices people actually fight with — printers, scanners, POS, and shared drives.
When the network was fine yesterday and is not today.
You should not depend on one person's memory of the closet.
Describe the outage, the building, and what is already in the closet.
We walk the plant, test drops, and confirm what has to change.
Cabling, hardware, and configuration — then we test from the floor.
Notes, photos, and an invoice. Credentials stay with you.
Yes. We pull and terminate structured cabling, dress patch panels, and label drops so the next person can follow the plant.
That is a common visit. We check the current access points, interference, and coverage, then add or relocate hardware instead of stacking random extenders.
Yes. Printers, payment terminals, and other peripherals are part of the network job — not a separate ticket if they are on the same floor.
You get notes and photos of racks, drops, and device placements, plus an invoice. Ask if you want a simple topology sketch included.
Tell us what is down, what you want installed, and where. We will come back with a plan and a straight price.
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