Whole-home WiFi is not a box placed in the hallway. We plan the router, mesh nodes or access points around the property, test the rooms that matter and separate ordinary network setup from fixed cabling that must go to an ACMA-registered partner.
Room-by-room checks for weak signal, interference, wall loss and the real device locations — not a recommendation from the front door.
Choose the main router position, node count, wired or wireless backhaul and roaming settings around actual use.
Plan for simultaneous 4K streaming, work calls, gaming, guests, smart devices and camera traffic.
Configure names, security, firmware, channel use and supported devices, then speed-test the rooms that drove the project.
Apartments often fail for different reasons from houses: the live wall port may be unclear, the router may be trapped in a metal communications cupboard, FTTB or Opticomm activation may be incomplete, or neighbouring networks may crowd the same channels.
Multi-storey and double-brick houses lose signal between floors and through dense walls. A faster NBN plan does not repair that local loss. Strategic access points or mesh nodes, ideally with an appropriate backhaul, are usually more effective than stacking repeaters.
For renovations and new builds, plan the NBN connection-box location, central network position, ceiling access points, office and TV points, PoE cameras and spare capacity before the walls close. NBN recommends considering at least CAT 6 for new-home structured cabling; regulated work must be done by a registered cabler.
Activation, comms cupboard, wall-port, FTTB, Opticomm and high-density WiFi checks.
Open guide →Whole-home coverage, multi-storey roaming, wired backhaul and outdoor or shed reach.
Open guide →Network planning, PoE switching and stable access before licensed security-equipment work.
Open guide →We directly handle routers, mesh, access points, switches, WiFi configuration, testing and network diagnosis. New concealed Ethernet runs, wall data points and other regulated fixed communications cabling are separately quoted and allocated to a partnered ACMA-registered cabler. Ask for the assigned cabler’s registration details and compliance statement.
No. Whole-home design starts with property layout, wall materials, router location and device demand. The result may be a correctly placed mesh system, wired access points or a mixed design. A range extender is only one option and can add another wireless hop.
Not always, but wired backhaul often improves capacity and consistency in larger, multi-storey or double-brick homes. Any regulated fixed cabling is separately scoped and allocated to an appropriately registered cabler.
Yes. Device count, camera traffic, work calls, gaming, guest access and future access-point positions should be considered together. Security-equipment and fixed-cabling work remains subject to the relevant licence and cabling boundaries.
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