NET-01 — Network Design & Deployment
A network you never have to think about.
We design the whole stack — internet circuits, firewalls, core and access switching, VLANs and Wi-Fi — as one coherent architecture, then build it, label it and hand you the documentation. The networks behind our flexible-office centre deployments were designed this way.
- Platforms
- Enterprise-grade, cloud-managed (e.g. Cisco Meraki)
- Licensing
- Multi-year terms planned up front
- Segments
- Staff · Guest · Voice · AV · Building · IoT
- Resilience
- Dual-WAN failover, UPS-backed core
- Deliverables
- Topology, IP/VLAN plan, port map, runbook
What’s in scope
What we deliver
Every engagement is scoped to your space, but these are the pieces we typically own from start to finish.
Architecture & segmentation
Logical design for staff, guests, voice, AV, building systems and IoT on separate, policy-controlled segments, so a compromised device in one zone cannot reach another.
Switching & routing
Right-sized core and access switching with PoE budgets planned for access points, cameras, phones and AV — specified on enterprise-grade platforms such as Cisco Meraki.
Firewalls & SD-WAN
Next-generation firewalling, content filtering, VPN and multi-circuit failover so a single carrier outage does not take your office offline.
Carrier coordination
We specify, order and coordinate fibre and backup circuits with carriers and landlords, and chase the install dates so you do not have to.
Cut-over & testing
Staged configuration, after-hours cut-over, and a test plan that proves every drop, SSID and failover path before your team arrives.
As-built documentation
Topology diagrams, IP and VLAN schedules, port maps, credentials handover and licensing dates — in plain language, in one place.
The result
What you walk into
- One accountable partner from carrier order to cut-over
- Segmented, policy-driven design that is ready for audits and insurance questionnaires
- Redundant internet with automatic failover
- Cloud-managed visibility so issues are found before users report them
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do you work with our existing equipment?
Yes. We start with an audit of what you have. If existing hardware is supported and fit for purpose we reuse it; if not, we explain why and what a replacement costs over its licensing term.
How long does a new office network take?
For a typical single-floor office, design takes one to three weeks and deployment is scheduled around your fit-up. Carrier lead times for new fibre are often the longest item, so we order circuits early.
Can you deploy after hours in an occupied office?
Yes. Cut-overs in occupied spaces are planned for evenings or weekends with a rollback plan, so your team arrives to a working network.
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Let’s talk Network Design & Deployment.
A short scoping form, a call with an engineer, and a clear proposal. You make the design choices — we handle everything else.