Whole-property coverage
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Wi-Fi 7 mesh · 6 GHz backhaul
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Fiber line tuning
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Zero dead zones · no drilling mess
Davidsons IT Agency · Home Networks
Ultra-Fast Mesh Wi-Fi &
Fiber Network Tuning
Eliminate dead zones permanently. We design and install custom-tuned mesh networks and optimize your fiber-optic connection for flawless streaming, gaming, and browsing throughout your entire property.
Whole-property coverage
Wi-Fi 7 ready
6 GHz dedicated backhaul
Fiber line tuning
Wired where it matters
Four things we tune
Every layer between the fiber and your device
A fast connection is not one box in the hallway. It is mesh placement, wireless channels, wired backhaul and the fiber line itself, all measured, adjusted and proven room by room.
01 / MESH TOPOLOGY
Self-healing mesh
If one node loses power or a cable, the others reroute in under a second. Nobody in the house notices.
02 / FIBER LINE
Fiber line tuning
We measure the line, adjust the sync profile and remove the bottleneck your provider never tells you about.
03 / COVERAGE
Dead-zone removal
An RF scan of the whole property tells us exactly where signal dies. Nodes go where the walls are, not where the socket is.
04 / LATENCY
Latency tuning
Priority lanes for calls and gaming, quieter channels for everything else. Consistent milliseconds, not just fast averages.
Before and after
What changes when the network is actually tuned
Most homes already have good internet. What they do not have is a network that distributes it properly. That is the part we fix, and it is measurable room by room.
Before · single router
One box in the hallway, hoping for the best
The provider installs a router, runs a speed test next to it, and leaves. Every room further than two walls away inherits whatever is left over.
- ✕Dead zones in the back bedrooms, garden and garage
- ✕Everything crowded onto one 2.4 GHz channel
- ✕Video calls drop when someone else starts streaming
- ✕No visibility into what is actually slow, or why
CoveragePartial
LatencyUnstable
RoamingDrops
ReportingNone
After · tuned mesh
Signal where you actually sit
We map the property, place the nodes against real walls and real interference, wire what should be wired, and tune the fiber line so the capacity is actually usable.
- ✓Full coverage across every floor, plus outdoor areas
- ✓Dedicated 6 GHz backhaul between nodes, 2.4 GHz freed up
- ✓Priority lanes keep calls and gaming stable under load
- ✓Documented coverage report with measured signal per room
CoverageWhole property
LatencyConsistent
RoamingSeamless
ReportingFull per room
Measured, not promised
The numbers we hand over at the end
Every installation ends with a room-by-room measurement. These are typical results from a tuned whole-home mesh with an optimised fiber line.
Dead zones remaining
0
Measured at seated height in every room, including the ones that never worked before.
Peak wireless throughput
2.8 Gbps
On the 6 GHz band next to a wired-backhaul node, with Wi-Fi 7 client hardware.
Typical latency
8 ms
Consistent across the property thanks to priority lanes and a tuned fiber profile.
Devices supported
120+
Phones, laptops, TVs, consoles, cameras, thermostats and everything else on the network.
Built around how you live
Every room has a different job
The living room streams. The office calls. The garden needs music and cameras. A tuned mesh treats each of those differently instead of averaging everything into one mediocre signal.
Whole-property coverage
Every floor, every corner, one network name
Basement, loft, extension, garage, garden studio. We treat the property as a single space and design coverage across it, including the awkward parts most installers skip. One network name, one password, and it simply works wherever you walk.
Gaming & streaming
No stutter. No buffer wheel.
4K streams, cloud gaming and console updates all pull hard at the same time. Priority lanes and wired backhaul keep the game at single-digit latency while the rest of the house watches something else.
Packet priority
Enforced
Working from home
Calls that never drop
The office desk gets its own node and its own priority. Video calls hold steady even when the rest of the house is streaming, downloading or gaming.
Call stability
Measured
Smart home
Every device, quietly connected
Thermostats, doorbells, cameras, lights and speakers are moved onto their own network, so a cheap smart plug can never disturb your video call.
Device isolation
Active
Outdoor & outbuildings
The garden counts as part of the house
An outdoor node extends coverage across the terrace, the garden and any outbuilding within reach of the plot. Music, video, doorbell cameras and garden-office calls all stay connected at the far end of the property. Cabling is run tidily, and nothing is drilled without being discussed first.
Outdoor coverage
Extended
Weather-rated hardware
IP-rated
Guest network
Guests online, your network untouched
Visitors get their own network name and password. Full speed, zero access to your files, cameras, smart home or anything else on the private side.
Network separation
Isolated
What we install
Hardware chosen for the property, not for a catalogue
Different houses need different things. A city apartment, a 1930s townhouse and a country property with a garden studio each get a different combination, and we explain every choice before anything is ordered.
Wi-Fi 7 mesh nodes
Tri-band units with a dedicated 6 GHz backhaul, so the nodes talk to each other on a channel your devices do not fight over.
2.5G & 10G switching
A proper switch behind the gateway removes the internal bottleneck that most homes never realise they have.
Fiber gateway tuning
The provider's box is measured, bridged where useful and configured so its routing does not throttle what the line can deliver.
Wired backhaul where it counts
Cat 6A runs between the key nodes, tucked along skirting or through existing conduits, so the wireless is left free for devices.
Engagement tiers
Pick the depth that fits the property
The tiers below are examples to give you an idea. Within each one, scope, hardware and timeline are adapted to your home, your walls and what you already own.
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Apartment / up to 100 m²
Essential tuning
A focused RF scan and a two-node mesh, plus fiber line optimisation. Ideal for a single-floor home with one or two problem rooms.
- ScopeSingle floor · 2 mesh nodes baseline
- TestingRF scan · channel plan · line profile
- WiringExisting wiring only
- ReportCoverage map per room
Lead time1 to 2 weeks
02
Most requested
Whole-home performance
Full design and installation across multiple floors. Wired backhaul between key nodes, priority lanes for calls and gaming, guest network and a complete coverage report.
- ScopeMulti-floor · 3 to 5 nodes · wired backhaul
- TestingFull RF scan + roaming test under load
- WiringCat 6A runs where needed, tidily installed
- ReportPer-room signal, latency and throughput
Lead time2 to 4 weeks
03
Large property
Estate & outbuildings
For larger homes, annexes, garden offices and outbuildings. Outdoor nodes, point-to-point links between buildings and multi-gigabit switching throughout.
- ScopeMain house + outbuildings · 6+ nodes
- TestingFull property survey + outdoor coverage proof
- WiringBuilding-to-building links, weather-rated runs
- ReportComplete as-built documentation
Lead timeProgram-based
Examples only · Every property is different · No vendor lock-in
How we work
From first scan to a network you forget about
A short, tidy process. We measure before we buy, we test before we leave, and you get the numbers in writing.
01
Scan & survey
We walk the property with an RF scanner and map where signal actually dies, which walls are solid, and where the interference lives.
02
Design & placement
Node positions, channel plan, backhaul route and cabling path, written down and explained before a single item is ordered.
03
Install & tune
Hardware installed, cabling run tidily, mesh backhaul locked to 6 GHz, fiber profile optimised and priority lanes configured.
04
Verify & hand over
We walk the property again and measure every room. You get the coverage report, the network name and password, and a direct line back to us.
A common situation
Three floors, solid brick, and one router in the hallway
This is the setup we see most often in older properties. The internet is fast. The distribution is the problem.
Typical scenario · 1930s townhouse · 3 floors
Good fiber. Bad coverage. Every room a lottery.
The connection came in at 1 Gbps and the speed test next to the router looked perfect. Two rooms away, video calls froze. On the top floor, the connection was effectively unusable, and the garden studio had never been online at all. Nothing was wrong with the line. Everything was wrong with how it was being shared.
What the survey found
- One router, one location. Everything in the house was competing for a single point of signal, placed in the hallway because that is where the provider's cable ended.
- Solid brick internal walls. Signal dropped by more than 20 dB passing through a single load-bearing wall, and there were three of them in a row.
- Overlapping channels. Fourteen neighbouring networks were crowded onto the same 2.4 GHz channels, and nothing had been adjusted for it.
- Backhaul running over wireless. Even the one extender in the house was repeating a weak signal rather than carrying a clean one.
- No wired path. Existing conduit between floors was unused, and one Cat 6A run would have solved the top floor entirely.
The fix was not more bandwidth. It was three nodes placed against the actual walls, one wired run between floors, a clean channel plan and a tuned fiber profile. Same line, completely different experience.
Measure before you buy
An RF scan costs an hour and prevents buying hardware you do not need, in rooms that were never the problem.
Wire the backhaul
Nodes that talk to each other over a cable leave the whole wireless spectrum free for actual devices.
Place by physics, not by socket
A node beside a power socket is convenient. A node beside the wall that blocks the signal is effective.
Tune the line itself
The fiber profile and the gateway configuration matter as much as the wireless. Both get checked before we finish.
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The top floor had been unusable for two years. We assumed it was the provider. It was one wall and one cable run.
Three-floor townhouse“
Video calls stopped freezing the moment someone else started streaming. That alone was worth the visit.
Home office installation“
The garden studio finally has a connection. I did not expect that to be possible without digging up the lawn.
Outdoor coverage extensionCommon questions
Before you book a survey
The things people usually ask us before we visit.
Do I need a new internet provider?
Almost never. In most cases the fiber line is perfectly good and the problem is how the signal is distributed inside the property. We start by measuring the line. If it is genuinely limited, we will tell you plainly, and only then is it worth talking to a provider.
Will there be cables and drilling?
Only where it actually improves the result, and always discussed first. Many installations use existing conduit or route cable along skirting and behind furniture. Where a wall has to be drilled, we agree the location and the finish with you before we start.
How long does an installation take?
A single-floor home with two nodes is usually done in a morning. A multi-floor house with wired backhaul typically takes one to two days on site, plus a short return visit if anything needs adjusting after you have lived with it for a week.
Will my existing devices still work?
Yes. Everything that connects today will connect afterwards, usually faster. Older devices that only support 2.4 GHz get their own band, while newer hardware uses the faster 5 and 6 GHz bands.
Can you cover a garden, garage or outbuilding?
In most cases yes. Depending on the distance and the construction, we use an outdoor-rated node, a point-to-point link between buildings, or a buried or overhead cable run. The survey tells us which option is realistic for your plot.
What do I get at the end?
A working network, a room-by-room coverage report with the measured signal and throughput, the network name and password documented for you, and a direct contact for questions. Nothing is left as a mystery.
Ready for Wi-Fi that works in every room?
From the first RF scan to the final measurement, Davidsons IT Agency designs, installs and tunes a mesh network around your property, and optimises your fiber line so the speed you pay for is the speed you actually get.
Book a Home Network Survey
Whole-property coverage
Room-by-room report
Tidy, agreed cabling
