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Service 01

Network engineering

Most network problems are design problems that only show up under load. We plan the network around how the place actually works — where people sit, what has to reach what, and what happens when a link fails — then build it so it can be extended without being rebuilt.

  • Routing
  • Switching
  • Wi-Fi
  • SDN/NFV
  • Segmentation
  • Network operations

What this covers

Inside a network engineering engagement

Design, deployment and optimization of reliable networks — Wi-Fi, routing, switching, SDN/NFV and day-to-day network operations.

  • 01

    Network design

    Addressing, VLANs, routing and switching planned as one design, with a diagram you keep.

  • 02

    Wi-Fi that holds up

    Coverage planned per floor and per use, with access points placed for the building rather than the plug sockets.

  • 03

    Structured LAN

    Cabling, patching and managed switching rebuilt into something documented and traceable.

  • 04

    SDN/NFV and lab work

    Software-defined and virtualized network environments for testing, research and project work.

  • 05

    Network operations

    Changes, troubleshooting and tuning after handover — the network stays maintained, not frozen.

Who it's for

Signs you need this

  • Homes where Wi-Fi drops in half the rooms
  • Small businesses outgrowing a consumer router
  • SMEs with a network that grew one switch at a time
  • Technical projects that need a network built to a specification

What you get

Delivered at handover

  • Network diagram and addressing plan
  • Device configuration with documented changes
  • Wi-Fi coverage notes and placement rationale
  • A short handover walkthrough with whoever runs it day to day

How we engage

Three ways to start

Pricing depends on size, site and travel — always agreed in writing before any work begins.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    We look at what you have, test what matters, and hand back findings with priorities. Scoped to your environment — cost depends on size and travel, agreed before we start.

  2. 02

    Project

    A defined build: a network, a server consolidation, a segmentation programme. Quoted once the scope is clear, with a handover pack at the end.

  3. 03

    Ongoing support

    Monitoring, maintenance and a person to call. Monthly, sized by how much infrastructure is under care.

Related work

Network engineering in practice

Representative engagements — details generalized to protect client privacy.

  • Wi-Fi deployment

    Office Wi-Fi redesign

    Challenge
    Weak, inconsistent coverage across a multi-floor office.
    Result
    Consistent coverage and fewer connectivity complaints.
  • Network infrastructure

    Structured LAN for a growing team

    Challenge
    Ad-hoc cabling and switching added over several years.
    Result
    A documented network that's easier to troubleshoot and extend.
  • Lab environments

    Virtual lab for network experimentation

    Challenge
    A technical project required a safe environment to test topologies.
    Result
    A repeatable environment for continued research and testing.