Office WiFi, servers, the kit that protects your network, and the cabling that holds it all together. The hands-on, physical side of IT most providers quietly avoid — and the bit most small businesses still need done properly.
Office moves, refits, "the WiFi doesn't reach the meeting room" days, ageing in-office servers. We design, install and support the kit your business actually runs on.
Your office network laid out properly: phones, computers and guests kept neatly apart, the right kit in the cabinet, and a written plan you'll actually be able to find in six months.
We survey the building, put the right WiFi points in the right places, and make sure the signal holds up in the meeting room, the lift lobby and the kitchen.
Servers for your files and business software — chosen for the job, sized for the next three years, and watched by us.
The box that sits between your network and the internet, set up properly: secure links between offices, guest WiFi kept separate, sensible web filtering — kept under review as part of the service.
Proper network cable runs, tidy cabinets, everything labelled. We do the physical install; we don't outsource it and forget about it.
Everything we install, we keep an eye on — WiFi, servers, the lot. Alerts come to us first; we usually know something's down before you do.
Most networking projects come from a trigger event — an office move, a kit that's end-of-life, or a complaint everyone's been ignoring for months.
New space, new layout, no idea what's behind the wall. We survey, design, cable, install and project-manage the whole networking side of the move.
Your team complains weekly. The router's in the wrong cupboard. Hybrid meetings stall when three people share one conference room. A proper survey and the right kit fixes most of it.
Your office server is out of warranty and creaking. Time to decide: a new server, the cloud, or a mix. We'll model the costs honestly.
Two or three offices, each with their own patchwork. We standardise everything across sites — same kit, same WiFi names, same watchful eye.
Half the disasters we get called into could have been avoided by an hour of site survey before the kit was ordered.
On site for half a day. Walk the building, map the existing kit, mark where the WiFi points should go, sketch the cabling. Signal map where useful.
A drawing of the new network, a kit list, a cabling plan and a fixed-price quote. You sign off the document before anyone orders anything.
Outside your working hours where possible. New kit installed, cabled and set up to the plan — running alongside the old kit until we switch over.
Everything written down, monitoring switched on, your team shown the new WiFi. A 30-day "anything weird?" support window.
Network and server projects are quoted at a fixed price against the signed-off plan. Ongoing watching and support folds into our standard IT support pricing.
Plum surveyed the office, told us why the WiFi was patchy, and quoted four WiFi points and the right kit to drive them. Two weeks later it just worked. We'd lived with it for years.
The handful that come up on every survey call.
Networking projects usually trigger conversations about the layer above and below.
£450 fixed-fee, credited back against any install. Half a day on site, a proper written report at the end.
