Digital Aerial, Satellite and Audio Visual Specialists
A home office only works if the connection does. We design and install home office networks built around a full working day: video calls that don’t freeze, cloud backups that don’t stall, and more than one person working at once without anyone losing out. For home offices and garden offices across Surrey, Kent and South London, with all work guaranteed and same day service seven days a week.
A home office puts different demands on a network than the rest of the house. It has to hold a video call steady while someone else streams in the next room, upload large files to the cloud without crawling, and stay up during the hours that matter for work, not just when it’s convenient to reboot the router.
We assess the whole property, not just the room the desk is in, and build a setup sized to how you work. That could be a wired connection to the desk, a dedicated access point in the office, traffic prioritisation, or a mix of all three. It’s never a generic package sold the same way to everyone.
Most people judge their broadband on download speed, but a working day depends on three other things just as much:
A fast package on paper can still fall short on all three if the signal has to fight through walls to reach the office, or if every device in the house is competing for the same bandwidth. We look at the whole chain, from the broadband line to the desk, and fix the weakest link.
Garden offices, converted garages and summer houses have become some of the most popular workspaces in Surrey and Kent, but they’re also where WiFi struggles most.
A signal from the house has to pass through exterior walls, insulation and often a good distance of garden before it arrives, and what’s left is rarely enough for a full day of calls.
We connect outbuildings properly, usually with an external-grade network cable or fibre run through ducting back to the house, then fit an access point inside so every device gets a strong signal.
Where cabling isn’t practical, an outdoor-rated wireless link between the house and the office can do the job. Either way, the garden office ends up with a connection as good as the main house.
If your income depends on being online, a broadband outage is more than an inconvenience. A backup connection can take over automatically when the main line goes down, so a fault on the street doesn’t mean a lost day of work.
Depending on the property and the signal available, that backup could be a 4G or 5G mobile connection, or Starlink satellite internet for rural homes where both the fixed line and mobile signal are weak.
We’ll talk through whether a backup makes sense for how you work and set it up so the switch happens without you having to touch anything. See our Starlink Installation service for rural properties.
We talk through what you need, and arrange a free survey where it helps.
A clear, itemised quote before any work begins.
The work completed to the agreed schedule.
A final check together, with the guarantee confirmed in writing.
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We design for video calls and cloud uploads, not just general browsing.
We plan the work around your schedule, so you're not left offline during working hours.
Most jobs booked and completed the same day.
Browsing and live video calls put very different demands on a network. Calls depend on upload speed and a steady, low-delay connection, and they suffer quickly when other devices in the house are busy. We design specifically around the working day, not just general use.
Yes, a wired connection to the desk is the most reliable option for daily video calls. Where a cable isn't practical, a dedicated access point in the office is the next best thing.
Yes. We can set up network prioritisation so video calls and work traffic take priority over streaming and gaming elsewhere in the house.
Yes, as long as the network is set up for it. We make sure each workspace has a strong connection of its own and that the broadband has enough upload capacity for simultaneous calls.
Yes, it's one of the most common setups we install, usually with a cabled link from the house and an access point inside, or an outdoor-rated wireless link where cabling isn't practical.
Yes. Depending on the signal at your property, a 4G or 5G connection, or Starlink in rural areas, can take over automatically if your main broadband goes down.
We plan the work around your schedule and keep downtime to a minimum, so you're not left offline when you need to be working.
No, there's no charge for the initial visit, whatever the job involves.
Most jobs are completed in a single same-day visit.