Wi-Fi that reaches the whole house

Why a bigger router won’t fix it

A large house defeats consumer gear. Thick double walls, three or four storeys, a basement and the distance out to the lawn and annexe all swallow signal. A stronger router does not punch through concrete, and repeaters make it worse: each one halves throughput, hands your phone off badly, and leaves you juggling two or three passwords. Three repeaters, two passwords, and still one dead spot in the master bedroom. Why big homes get Wi-Fi dead spots sets out the physics in plain language.

What we engineer

We begin with the Signal Survey, measuring the signal in every room — every floor, the basement, the lawn and the annexe. From those readings we design a wired backbone with access points placed where the house actually needs them: not daisy-chained nodes, but one seamless network that holds a video call as you walk from the bedroom to the garden. Coverage for the lawn, the gate and the drive is designed in from the start. Equipment we specify includes Ubiquiti, TP-Link (Omada), Huawei and Cisco, chosen per property.

The Coverage Portrait

The survey becomes your Coverage Portrait: your own floor plan with every dead room marked, resolving to even coverage once the design is in. You can see exactly where the house goes quiet today, and what it looks like when it no longer does. Every room is measured again at handover.

How it fits the approach

Coverage is one part of one system — designed, built and written down in the House Book so it can be looked after for years. See the Signal Survey and how we work.

What you receive

A designed network, a labelled handover and even coverage you can rely on from basement to rooftop, with Quiet Care afterwards. The Wi-Fi becomes something you never have to think about. It pairs naturally with the network backbone and integrated cameras.