Residential & MDU
Homeowners, landlords and apartment buildings. The same standard as a carrier backbone, explained in language that does not require you to already know what an ONT is.
The market
Work inside somebody’s home
Residential work is judged differently. Nobody inspects the trace file — they look at whether the cable is stapled across the middle of a wall and whether you cleaned up. Both things matter, and the first one still has to be right.
For homeowners
- In-home Ethernet — Cat6/Cat6A runs to the rooms that need them
- Whole-home structured wiring with a proper central panel
- ONT and router placement that reflects how the house is actually used
- Wi-Fi access points for houses where one router was never going to cover it
- Camera systems recorded locally, with no monthly fee to us
- Tidying up after an install somebody else rushed
For landlords and MDUs
- Riser and hallway pathways for multi-unit buildings
- Unit drops and in-unit termination
- Common-area cameras, intercom and video entry
- Carrier coordination when a provider is bringing fiber to the building
What we will tell you honestly
The drop from the street is usually owned by your internet provider and has to come from them — we cannot install that for you. What we can do is everything from the demarcation point inward, and fix an in-home install that was done badly. If the answer to your problem is "call your ISP", we will say that rather than sell you something.
Inside the home
Routed where a person would actually want it
Fastest is not the same as right. Cable along a baseboard or through a wall cavity, penetrations sealed, bend radius respected — and a plain explanation of what was installed and why.
Frequently asked questions
My internet is slow. Can you fix it?
Sometimes — if the problem is wiring, Wi-Fi placement or a bad in-home install, yes. If the problem is the service itself, that is your provider and we will tell you so rather than sell you cable that will not help.
Can you run the fiber from the street to my house?
Usually not — that drop is normally owned by your ISP and has to come from them. Everything from the demarcation point into the house is work we do directly.
Do camera systems come with a monthly fee?
Not from us. We install locally recorded systems so the footage stays yours. Cloud recording is available if you specifically want it, but you should choose it knowingly.
I am a landlord with several buildings. Can you handle all of them?
Yes, and batching them is usually cheaper than treating each as a separate call-out. Tell us what the portfolio looks like and we will price it as a programme rather than one-offs.
Send us the scope. We will send back a number.
Drawings, a footage count or a rough description — whatever you have. We will tell you what we can self-perform, what it costs and when we can mobilise.