Network & Wi-Fi

Businesses here lose hours to connectivity every year, and almost never to anything exotic. A Mediacom or ImOn outage takes the block down. A power blip drops the modem and nothing comes back cleanly. The access point covering the warehouse was mounted where the drywall was easy, not where the signal was needed.

The pattern is always the same. Everything looks fine on paper, and nobody can tell you where the problem is while it is actually happening.

What we build

• Wired and wireless design based on a real site survey, not a guess about coverage

• A second internet connection with automatic failover, so a provider outage is an inconvenience instead of a closed day

• Segmentation that keeps guest Wi-Fi, card readers, cameras, and production traffic apart from each other

• Monitoring that tells us the circuit dropped before your staff has to tell you

• Labeled hardware and an as-built diagram, so the next person is not guessing

What it is worth

Failover is the cheapest insurance in IT. A backup connection generally costs less per month than one hour of your whole team standing idle, and it pays for itself the first time a provider has a bad afternoon.