Yes, in most homes and offices we can usually fish cables through existing wall cavities, roof spaces, or skirting areas with minimal cutting. If any access points are needed, we keep them as small and discreet as possible and clean up afterwards.
Yes, NBN speed only gets you to the house. Inside the property, WiFi can still bottleneck. Hardwired data points are much more stable for things like smart TVs, work-from-home setups, gaming, and security systems.
Yes. We regularly install additional points in completed homes, offices, and renovations. We’ll work around existing paint, plaster, and flooring as carefully as possible to avoid unnecessary damage.
Mesh systems still rely on wireless signal between nodes. Data cabling gives each access point a direct wired connection, which is more stable, faster, and less affected by interference.
Yes, every cable is tested to make sure it’s correctly terminated, has proper continuity, and delivers expected performance before we finish the job.
Definitely. It can be used for security cameras, intercoms, smart TVs, office networks, VoIP phone systems, and even smart home devices that need reliable connections.
Cat 6 is suitable for most homes and small offices. Cat 6A is better if you’re running longer distances, want future-proofing, or have higher network demands like heavy data use or server setups.
In some cases, yes, if the existing cable path is suitable. We often replace outdated phone wiring with modern structured data cabling where possible.
It depends on access, but most residential installs are low disruption. We plan cable runs through roof space or hidden pathways wherever possible to avoid major wall cutting.
Most residential data cabling jobs can be completed within a few hours, depending on how many points are being installed and the access available (roof space, wall cavities, etc.). Larger homes or commercial setups may take a full day or more, especially if multiple runs or testing is required. We’ll usually give you a clear timeframe before we start so you know what to expect.










