Network Consulting
Paid answers, honestly scoped
Good engineering advice is a product, not a favour. Each engagement below has a defined scope and a deliverable you keep, whether or not we build what it recommends.
Connected Systems Discovery
A paid discovery engagement for unusual projects — objectives, stakeholders, existing systems, constraints and integration needs, worked into a concept design with staged implementation and an indicative cost range.
Learn moreDifficult-Site Assessment
A site-specific assessment for the hard cases — coverage testing, power and environment constraints, connectivity options and their honest limits — delivering a design and cost picture you can plan against.
Learn moreInternet Resilience Assessment
An assessment of exactly that — single points of failure, carrier and physical path diversity, failover behaviour under real load, and what your voice, payments and cloud dependencies do when the primary link dies.
Learn moreNetwork Design
A standalone design engagement — requirements to blueprint — covering topology, equipment classes, addressing, resilience and staging, delivered as documentation any competent installer could build from.
Learn moreNetwork Review
A structured review of your existing network — topology, risks, bottlenecks, reliability, Wi‑Fi and Internet dependency — ending in prioritised recommendations you can act on with us or without us.
Learn morePlatform Review
A focused review of a specific platform you already run — configuration quality, resilience, security posture, licensing and fit — ending in a keep, fix or replace recommendation with reasons attached.
Learn moreTroubleshooting & Remediation
A structured diagnostic engagement for persistent faults — intermittent drops, mystery slowdowns, cross-vendor blame loops — that finds the cause with evidence, fixes it, and documents both.
Learn moreWi‑Fi Assessment
A measured assessment — coverage, capacity, interference, roaming, and guest separation — that says precisely why the Wi‑Fi behaves as it does, and what to change, with placement and configuration usually beating new hardware.
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