Wi-Fi that holds up on your busiest night
Dropped card payments, slow guest Wi-Fi and signage screens that go offline usually come down to one cheap router doing too much. We design and install real networks using gear you buy.
Networks built for restaurants, venues and small offices
A busy restaurant or venue might have POS terminals, kitchen printers, handheld ordering devices, signage players, security cameras, a music system and a hundred guest phones all sharing one internet connection. Without a little planning, the guests win and your payments lose.
We split things up properly: a secure network for your business devices, a separate guest network that can’t see them, and enough access points to cover every corner, including the patio.
What we do
- Coverage walk-through and access point placement plan
- Ceiling or wall-mounted access points (from $129 each) and mesh systems for homes
- Separate business, guest, signage and camera networks (VLANs)
- Guest Wi-Fi with a simple password or splash page
- Ethernet cabling to POS stations, TVs, offices and access points
- Network closet clean-up: rack, switch, patch panel, labeling
- Firewall basics, updated firmware and changed default passwords
- A one-page network sheet with every password and device, handed to you
Business network setup from $249
Most small business network setups (router/firewall, switch, a few access points and separated networks) are quoted at a flat rate starting at $249 plus $129 per access point. Cabling runs are quoted per drop after we see photos or visit.
Wi-Fi FAQs
Should my POS be on the same Wi-Fi as guests?
No. Payment devices should be on their own secured network (wired where possible), completely separate from guest Wi-Fi. It’s better for speed, reliability and card-security requirements.
What Wi-Fi gear should I buy?
It depends on your size and budget. For homes, a good mesh system is usually plenty. For businesses, we typically recommend prosumer access-point systems with central management. Send us your space details and we’ll give you a parts list.
Can you fix Wi-Fi from my internet provider’s router?
Often the best fix is to put the provider’s box in bridge mode and let a proper router and access points do the work. We handle the setup and the call with your provider if needed.
Picked out your TVs or gear? Let’s make sure it’ll work.
Send us the links before you buy. We’ll confirm the screens, mounts, players and network gear fit your space, then give you a flat-rate written install quote. Free, no obligation.