Residential networking & integrated systems
Reliable Wi-Fi. Thoughtful wiring. Omada networks and cameras. We bring the details together, so your home simply works better.
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Coverage planned around the rooms you actually use.
Media-room and bedroom coverage are included. A local AP serves the detached garage over a planned fiber data backhaul and local PoE switch. Dedicated outdoor access points face the patio and beach; the dry indoor headend supplies the home network. AP count and positions are examples.
The outdoor shading illustrates Omada 7 Outdoor directional antenna patterns: 90° at 2.4 GHz and 45° at 5 GHz. These are schematic antenna directions, not measured Wi-Fi coverage. Antenna specification ↗ · Antenna modes ↗ · Omada Design Hub ↗
Illustrative layout. Wi-Fi shading marks areas to plan for, not measured coverage. Audio views show speaker placement. Explore the audio maps ↗
Start with what matters to you
You don’t need to know the equipment.
Start with what you’d like to improve.
Better Wi-Fi
From home-office calls to streaming in the living room, we look at the layout, cabling and access-point placement behind a dependable connection.
Ethernet connections
Give your workspace, TV and fixed devices a dedicated wired connection. We consider the cable route, finish and testing as part of the same job.
Omada networks & cameras
Bring the network, access points and camera system together with equipment, useful camera views and account access planned around your home.
Audio throughout your home
From one listening room to music throughout the house, we plan speakers, amplification, connections and everyday controls together.
TV installation & media
We install TVs and bring the mounting, cable routes, streaming devices and sound together. The result starts with a sensible screen position and a plan for the equipment behind it.
Explore TV & media installation ↗Mount selection and placement suited to the TV, wall and seating.
Practical routes for HDMI, Ethernet and sound, with power needs coordinated appropriately.
Connected sources, soundbar integration and everyday controls.
The difference is in the details
A fast access point is only part of the picture. The wiring, placement, configuration and handover all shape how a system works in daily life.
Discuss your projectWe start with the layout, the way you use each space, and what’s getting in the way.
Thoughtful cable routes, organized equipment and useful settings make the installation easier to live with.
Understand the everyday controls, account access and how to get help as your needs change.
New construction & renovations
Construction prewire is the best time to plan device placement. With walls and ceilings open, we can agree the locations and run the cables that will support the finished home.
Plan Wi-Fi access points, Ethernet wall jacks, speakers, cameras, TVs and an accessible equipment headend together. Good locations start with the floor plan, furniture and the way you will use each space.
Approve the wiring plan first, then choose your devices when the home is ready. Install all at once or in stages; unused prewire stays concealed for later.
Explore your home plan ↗Agree access-point and camera positions, TV mounting support, speaker locations and the equipment area before the walls close. Coordinate mounting, low-voltage routes and power needs with the builder and electrician.
Run and label suitable cables while framing is accessible. Allow sensible spare pathways, document the runs and test connections before the finishes make access harder. Final Wi-Fi and audio setup is checked after the home is built.
Include the detached garage, patio and beach listening area in the early plan. Agree underground pathways and building entries, outdoor AP mounts, speaker locations and where local power will be needed.
Fiber, PoE cabling and passive speaker cable serve different purposes. Select the route and rated materials for the environment rather than leaving them as an afterthought.
A clear way forward
A dead spot, a new home office, better camera coverage. We start with your priorities.
We look at the space and agree the scope before selecting the equipment and cable routes.
We bring the system together, test everyday use and walk you through the essentials.
A little clarity
Wondering where to start?
Here are a few things we can help with.
Yes. We start with your existing equipment, layout and cabling. Useful components can stay; the plan focuses on the parts that limit the result.
No. The starting point may be one Wi-Fi problem, an Ethernet connection for an office, or a camera at an entrance. We agree a scope around your priorities.
Yes. Our new network and camera plans use Omada equipment. We plan equipment, cabling, configuration and the handover together.
Yes. We also plan and install whole-home audio, home theater and outdoor listening systems, including the networking and wiring behind them.
During design and construction prewire, before the walls and ceilings close. That gives us time to plan device placement, cable routes, mounting support and the indoor equipment location with your builder.
Yes. We plan the mount, screen position, cable concealment, Ethernet connection and connected audio together. Explore the TV & Media section for the indoor layout and installation details.
A good place to start
A few details are enough to begin. We’ll help you think through the next step.