Networking and Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi that reaches the whole office, and a network that keeps guests off your files.
Bad Wi-Fi is one of those problems everyone tolerates for months. The call drops in the corner meeting room, the file sync stalls, someone moves to a different chair to upload something. Nobody logs a ticket for it. It just quietly costs you an hour a day across the team.
Most of the time the cause is not the internet connection. It is a consumer router doing a job it was never built for.
What we do
- Coverage planning, so access points go where the people are
- Mesh or cabled access points sized for the space
- A separate guest network that cannot see your files
- Segmented networks for payment terminals, cameras, and equipment
- Business-grade firewall and router configuration
- Diagnosis of the dead zones and drop-outs you already have
Coverage that matches the building
Older Vancouver conversions, concrete-and-glass towers, warehouses, and clinics all behave differently. Brick, foil-backed insulation, elevator shafts, and cold rooms all eat signal. We work out where the access points need to go rather than putting one in the middle and hoping.
Guest networks are a security control, not a courtesy
If visitors, contractors, or patients join the same network as your workstations, one compromised phone is on the inside. A properly separated guest network takes about an hour to set up and removes an entire category of risk. It is also one of the things a cyber-insurance questionnaire is quietly getting at.
Segmentation for the things that are not computers
Payment terminals, security cameras, smart TVs, door controllers, and shop-floor equipment are all on your network and most of them will never receive another security update. They belong on their own segment, away from anything that matters.
Moves and new offices
Moving is the best time to fix the network and the worst time to discover it was never planned. We handle cabling coordination, hardware, and setup so day one in the new space works properly.
What this costs
Basic network support is included from $125 per user per month. Guest and segmented networks are included on Complete at $175. Larger builds and office moves are quoted as fixed-scope projects, so you see the number before work starts. See pricing.
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