
Data cabling installation in South Croydon for homes, home offices and businesses. We run network cable to the rooms that need it, fit data points and cabinets, and test every link, with a free quote first.

Wi-Fi slows down through thick walls, floors and over distance, and gets crowded when lots of devices share it. A wired connection gives a steady, fast link for computers, TVs, games consoles and video calls, and frees up the Wi-Fi for phones and tablets.
Cat6 cable handles fast speeds and suits most homes and small offices. Cat6a supports higher speeds over longer runs and is a good choice for larger buildings or if you want to future-proof. We'll recommend the type that suits your needs and the length of each run.
Some devices, such as CCTV cameras, Wi-Fi access points and phones, can take their power through the network cable. This means one cable does both jobs, with no separate socket needed. It's a tidy way to put access points on ceilings where Wi-Fi works best.
We look at where your router or broadband comes in, which rooms need wired connections and the best routes for the cables. We then agree the number of data points and where any switch or cabinet will go, and give you a free quote.
We run the cables, keeping them apart from power cables where needed, fit the data points and terminate everything at a patch panel or switch. Each link is tested to make sure it works at full speed, and we label every point so it's easy to find later.
Call or send a message about the job. For urgent faults we aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
An electrician comes out, checks the job and talks you through the options, then you get a free, no-obligation quote.
When the work is finished, we test everything we've worked on and hand over the right certificate for the job.
Yes. We route cables under floorboards, through lofts and down inside stud walls, or along skirting and trunking where that's not possible. We keep disruption and making good to a minimum, and agree the routes and the position of each data point with you before we start.
Usually at least two, one for the computer and one for a printer or second device, and more if you use a desk phone or docking station. It's often worth adding spare points while the cables are being run, as it costs little extra at the time.
Yes. Running a cable to a wired Wi-Fi access point on another floor or in a garden office gives strong Wi-Fi where you need it. This is usually more reliable than wireless extenders, which share bandwidth and can drop out.
Yes. We install structured cabling for offices, shops and small businesses, including data points, cabinets and patch panels, as well as cabling for CCTV and Wi-Fi access points. We can work early or late to fit around your opening hours and keep disruption to your team down.
We install data cabling for homes and offices in the areas below. Choose yours for details.
Tell us which rooms need a wired connection and where your router is, and we'll give you a free quote.