Data & TV Points
Cat6 to the rooms that drop out, terminated properly and tested run by run.
Data & TV Points
Wifi is fine until it isn't. A back bedroom behind two brick walls, a home office that drops mid-call, a TV that buffers every night at eight. Those are cabling problems, and no amount of mesh gear fully solves them.
We run Cat6 data cabling to wherever you actually need it, terminate it properly into wall plates and a patch panel, and test every run. Access points get hard-wired back to the same place so your wifi has a solid backbone.
TV points, antenna outlets and HDMI runs to wall mounted screens get done at the same time, with cabling concealed in the wall rather than in a plastic duct down the middle of it.
What a data install includes.
Cable, plates, patch panel, and every run tested and labelled.
- Cat6 data cabling to any room
- Wall plates and patch panel terminated neatly
- Every run tested and labelled
- Wifi access points hard-wired for full coverage
- TV and antenna outlets
- HDMI runs to wall mounted screens
- Cabling concealed in walls, not surface duct
- NBN connection point relocation
Data and TV questions.
For anything that matters, like video calls, working from home or a media room, yes. Mesh helps, but every hop halves your throughput. Hard-wiring the access points themselves gives you the best of both.
Usually. Single storey homes with roof access are straightforward. Double storey takes more planning and occasionally a small access hole that we make good afterwards. We walk the route with you first.
Yes. We run power and HDMI inside the wall to a recessed outlet behind the screen, so there's nothing visible at all.
Get hard-wired.
Tell us which rooms drop out and where the modem lives.
The rest of what we do.
Video calls dropping in the back room?
That's a cabling problem. More mesh units won't fix it.