Straight answers on how network infrastructure is specified, installed and tested, from the team that does it day in, day out across the UK and Europe.
Ask three installers what a data point costs and you will get three different answers, because "a point" means different things to different people.
If your Wi-Fi drops out in the back bedroom or the home office buffers every time someone starts streaming, hard-wired Cat6 cabling is usually the fix.
Fibre cabling used to be something only data centres and universities bothered with.
Most people searching for Cat5 cabling actually want the same thing: reliable internet in the back bedroom, the loft office or the garden room, without relying on dodgy powerline adapters.
Ask three cabling firms what a data point costs and you will get three different answers, because "a point" can mean very different amounts of work depending on your building.
If you are planning a home office, a loft conversion or just better Wi-Fi upstairs, someone has probably told you to run Cat 6 through the loft.
Wi-Fi in Sheffield's stone-built terraces and steel-framed offices can be frustratingly patchy, and a wired network is still the most reliable fix.
If video calls run perfectly in one room but stutter two doors down, you are not imagining it.
If you are wiring up a home office, a loft conversion or a whole house, the choice usually comes down to Cat6 or Cat6a.
If you are fitting out or refurbishing an office, structured cabling is one of those jobs where quotes can vary wildly and it is hard to know what is fair.
Tell us what you have in mind and we'll point you in the right direction with a clear, no-obligation quote.
