Smart security for homes and businesses in London.
Structured cabling that is neat, tested and labelled, so your network works reliably for years.


Good cabling saves problems later. We run Cat6A where it makes sense, terminate to patch panels or outlets, and label every link so changes and fault-finding are simple.
Each run is tested and results can be supplied on request. Cabinets and cable management are kept neat, which makes your network easier to maintain and extend.
High-performance cable for fast, dependable connections.
Tidy, labelled terminations that make later changes simple.
Every link tested and identified clearly for future support.
Cat6 supports gigabit speeds up to 100 metres, which suits most homes and offices. Cat6A handles 10 gigabit over the full 100 metres and suits demanding or future-proofed installations. Fibre is the right choice for long runs between buildings or floors. We recommend what fits your needs rather than the most expensive option.
A neat cabinet makes faults easy to trace. We terminate cable to patch panels, label every outlet and port, and fit tidy patch leads so your network is simple to manage. Each run is tested before handover.
Network cable can power cameras and access points, so one good installation supports several systems. Our CCTV installation and Wi-Fi installation teams plan cable routes together to avoid clutter and repeat work.
If your comms cabinet is crowded or unlabelled, we can tidy, document and add spare ports. See also home CCTV, business CCTV and the 40 London areas we cover.
Straight answers to the questions customers ask us most. Can’t see yours? Ask us for a free survey and quote.
Request a callbackYes. We plan the work to keep disruption low.
It supports fast speeds and suits long-term network needs for homes and businesses.
Cat6 suits most homes and small offices, while Cat6A is better for 10 gigabit or longer-term plans. We advise after a short survey.
Standard twisted-pair Ethernet cable is limited to 100 metres per run. For longer distances we use switches or fibre.
Yes. We re-patch, label and organise cabinets so changes and fault-finding become simple.
Yes. Outlets and ports are labelled and each run is tested before we hand over.