Networks & servers
Offices, campuses and server rooms that stay up: surveyed, cabled, configured and documented.
Drag a node to re-lay the topology
Who it's for
You are probably here because
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The Wi-Fi drops in half the building and nobody knows why.
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Nobody has a current diagram of what is plugged into what.
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You are fitting out a new office or campus.
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Remote staff need access and you would rather not open the firewall.
What's included
What you actually get.
We are on the ground in Kenya, which means site surveys, installs and same-week callouts rather than remote-only support. Every job ends with a diagram, an IP schedule and labelled patching, because the next engineer deserves better than we usually inherit.
Site survey and network design
Coverage, capacity, containment and cost.
Structured cabling and racks
Labelled, tested, and certified to a standard.
Switching, routing, VLANs
Segmentation that survives someone plugging in a switch.
Business Wi-Fi with coverage mapping
Surveyed before and after, not guessed.
Firewalls and VPN for remote staff
Access without exposing the network.
On-prem servers, virtualisation, NAS
Consolidated, monitored, backed up.
UPS, power and cooling
Sized to the load, tested under it.
CCTV, access control and VoIP
Where it belongs on the same infrastructure.
How it runs
Each stage, and what it produces.
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Survey
We walk the site and measure rather than estimate.
Output
A survey report with coverage maps and a materials list.
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Design
Topology, addressing, segmentation and capacity.
Output
A network design document and a fixed quote.
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Install
Cabling, racking, configuration, testing.
Output
A tested, labelled installation.
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Document and hand over
Diagrams, IP schedule, credentials, test results.
Output
An as-built pack you own.
What you are handed
- An as-built network diagram
- A complete IP schedule
- Labelled patching at both ends
- Credential handover and a cable test report
Technology
Proof
One project, in full.
Stock and dispatch system for a regional distributor
Four branches on separate spreadsheets, month-end taking a week.
One day
Month-end close
Four branches tracked stock in separate spreadsheets. Dispatch errors were routine, nobody could see group stock in one place, and month-end close took a week of reconciliation that one person held in their head.
One day
Month-end close
Four
Branches on one system
Single view
Group stock
Commercials
How buying this works.
Engagement
Supply and install, then a managed IT retainer if you want one.
Price
On request, after scope
What sets the price
Site conditions, cable runs, equipment, and how much of the existing installation can be reused rather than replaced.
We survey before quoting on anything larger than a single office, because a quote without a survey is a guess with a number attached.
Every project is quoted after we understand the scope. You will have a written, fixed quote before any build work begins. No open-ended billing.
Questions
Answered plainly.
Yes. Travel and accommodation are stated separately in the quote so you can see exactly what the distance costs.
Usually. Part of the survey is telling you what is worth keeping, and we would rather reuse a working switch than sell you one.
That is what the managed IT retainer covers, with a stated response time. Without one we work best-effort during business hours.
Yes. That is what the as-built pack and the credential handover are for. You are never locked to us to change a VLAN.
Often bought alongside
Infrastructure
Get a scoped quote for your network
Or start with the free health check: two hours on site and a written findings sheet, no obligation.
We reply to every enquiry within one working day.