Business Wi-Fi and Networking in Vancouver

Heritage conversions in Gastown, Railtown, and Yaletown look wonderful and fight Wi-Fi at every turn. Brick, plaster over lath, and the odd bit of foil-backed insulation eat signal. Coverage here has to be planned rather than guessed at with one router in the middle.

What is included

Coverage planning, so access points go where the people are
Business-grade access points, sized for the building
A separate guest network
Segmented networks for equipment, cameras, and payment terminals
Diagnosis of the dead zones you already have

Full detail on this service is on the business wi-fi and networking page.

Where we work in Vancouver

Downtown and the West End
Gastown, Yaletown, and Coal Harbour
Mount Pleasant and the Broadway corridor
Kitsilano and Point Grey
East Vancouver and Marine Drive

Creative and marketing agencies, funded startups, law and accounting firms, medical and dental clinics, architecture studios, and nonprofits.

The Vancouver-specific part

Two things come up constantly here. First, older buildings. Heritage conversions in Gastown and Railtown look great and have wiring that predates Wi-Fi 6, so coverage needs planning rather than a router from a big-box store. Second, hybrid work. Most Vancouver teams we meet are split across an office, home, and a coffee shop, which makes device management and MFA the difference between fine and a very bad week.

For the wider picture of how we work across the city, see managed IT in Vancouver.

In short

Business Wi-Fi and Networking for Vancouver businesses, starting at one user.
Wi-Fi that reaches the whole space, a guest network that cannot see your files, and an end to the drop-outs everyone has stopped reporting.
A flat $199 Solo plan for one person, or $125 per user per month from two, month to month.

Business Wi-Fi and Networking in Vancouver