Not at all. The point is not to replace what works. If your desk is fine, we leave it. If your monitor is fine, we leave it. What we add is the parts that are missing: a proper dock so you stop unplugging six cables, a network that does not drop on calls, a camera that does not make you look like a security camera, a UPS so an outage does not lose your work, and a chair that does not slowly destroy your back. Often the smallest change has the biggest effect.

They overlap deliberately. Home Network, Security & Smart Living is the wider service we run across the whole property: mesh Wi-Fi, fiber tuning, custom routers, physical security, smart home and home cinema. Executive Home Office Setup is the specialised version of that network and environment, tuned for a single room where work actually happens. If you book the home office setup, you often end up wanting the wider network service as well, because the same segmented router, mesh and failover that keeps your calls stable also runs the smart home and the cameras. We will tell you honestly whether you need both, one, or neither.

Yes, and they are designed to work together. Personal Cybersecurity covers your identity vault, hardware keys, encrypted comms and network-level defence. The home office inherits that same discipline: the work VLAN is segmented from the household VLAN, corporate VPN is supported, and the credentials that run the network are stored in the same vault that protects the rest of your digital life. If you already have the cybersecurity service, the office slots into it. If you do not, the office is a good moment to start.

Yes, and it is one of the most common additions. Our Private Cloud & Secure Data Storage service builds either a local NAS on your own hardware, or a cloud-based NAS for worldwide availability. In the office, the NAS usually lives in the same rack as the UPS, connected to the same segmented network, and backed up alongside everything else. Work files stay vaulted on your own hardware, accessible only by you, and protected against power loss by the same UPS that keeps the workstation alive.

No, but it helps. The office can be built with independent layered lighting that works on its own. If you already have the Smart Home & Home Cinema Integration service, the office lighting joins the same scenes, the same automation and the same control system as the rest of the house, so you can switch from "work" to "cinema" or "off" with one tap. It is usually easier to add the office to an existing smart home system than to bolt a separate one on afterwards.

From brief to handover, most setups take between two and six weeks. The design phase is one to two weeks, the sourcing phase depends on lead times, and the installation itself is a single day. If something is on extended lead time, you will know before you commit, and we will offer alternatives that are available sooner if the timing matters. If we are also installing a wider service at the same time, we coordinate the timing so everything lands together.

Both, and everything in between. The most common setup we install is a corner of a spare bedroom, roughly two metres of wall. The largest is a whole dedicated study with a four-panel configuration and a small rack. The design adapts to the space; the discipline is the same.

Yes, and we prefer to. If your laptop is right for the job, we design around it. If your monitor is good enough, we keep it. We only replace things when there is a real reason: a dock that cannot carry the load, a network that is not reliable enough for calls, a monitor that is not the right size or calibration for the work. Anything you already own that does the job is one less thing to buy. The same applies to the wider services: if your existing router is good enough for the office, we will tell you so.

It depends what you do. If your work is a few video calls a day, a good Wi-Fi router and a stable broadband line will usually be enough. If your work involves all-day calls, large file transfers, VPN into a corporate network, or anything where a five-minute outage is a real problem, then yes, a proper network with segmentation and failover genuinely changes the experience. We will tell you honestly which side of that line you are on.

No. We work across the whole market, from mid-range to flagship, brand agnostic. Sometimes the right answer is a €300 monitor and a good dock; sometimes it is a €1,500 panel. We do not have a house brand and we do not take affiliate money, so the recommendation is the recommendation. What matters is whether it fits the work, the room and the budget.

You call us. Warranty claims are handled free of charge on your behalf, directly with the manufacturer, and if an engineer is needed on-site for a warranty issue, that is covered. Because we hold every serial number and receipt from the moment of install, we can act on your behalf without you having to find anything. Ongoing aftercare beyond the warranty, adjustments, changes, additional engineer time, new components or new requirements, is available and billed separately at professional rates. The same number also covers any wider private client services you have with us, so you only have one point of contact.

No. The consultation is not free, it is a billed service and the first billable stage of every engagement. Our time, expertise, travel and on-site presence all cost money, and we do not give them away. What you get in return is a real conversation, a written design direction, a shortlist with reasoning and a spec, all of which you own. If a paid consultation is a problem for you, this service is probably not the right fit. We are honest about this because we do not want to waste your time or ours.

Yes. Our regular on-site region is the Netherlands and neighbouring areas, but we can travel in if need be. There are three ways we make this happen. First, we can charter a private jet so our engineers and the equipment travel together and arrive ready to install, the preferred option for high-value projects, complex installs and clients who value time and discretion. Second, with your permission, we can ship the equipment and materials directly to your address, so everything is delivered to you and we run the assembly and setup at your location. Third, we can dispatch our own local professionals who are part of our team, or vetted external local professionals in regions where we do not operate directly. Every option is delivered under our standards and our handover discipline. Charter costs, freight, insurance, accommodation, transfers and on-site logistics are quoted separately as part of the engagement scope. If your project justifies it, we will go wherever it needs to go.

Yes. We work with whatever the corporate IT department requires: specific docks, specific VPN clients, specific security policies on the laptop. If your company needs to approve the dock or the network configuration, we will provide the documentation they need. If there is a constraint we cannot work around, we will tell you before we commit, not after.

Our on-site installation is focused on the Netherlands and neighbouring regions, but we can travel in when the engagement justifies it. For remote engagements elsewhere, we can do the design and specification fully remotely, ship everything to you or your installer of choice, or dispatch our own local professionals (or vetted external local professionals where we do not operate directly). The written handover and the free warranty handling work exactly the same way regardless of where the setup lives; aftercare beyond warranty is available and billed separately at professional rates. The wider private client services are usually only deployed on-site within our region, but the office setup can go further afield.

Yes. The audio and video layer covers conference setups, but the same discipline applies to podcast and streaming studios: a proper microphone on a boom arm, an acoustic panel behind the mic position, lighting that flatters on camera, and the computing and network to support live streaming without dropping frames. If you record or stream for a living, tell us at the brief stage and the design will reflect it.

Yes, and it is often the most efficient way to do it. If you are already considering the home network service, the private cloud, the cybersecurity review or the smart home integration, we can scope them together and install them on the same day. You get one design, one handover, one support line and one set of serial numbers for the whole stack. If you are not sure which combination makes sense, the brief is the right moment to work it out. The recommended services above are the ones we most often bundle in, and the consultation will tell you which genuinely apply to your situation.

Every private client service starts at a bare minimum of €2,500 per service, excluding the cost of materials, hardware, technology, licences and any additional services. That is the floor, not the ceiling: our services are expensive because real professionals cost real money, and skilled labour is not cheap. Final scope, effort and cost are quoted after the brief, and prices can and often do go higher than the stated minimum. The €2,500 figure is an indication of where engagement begins, not a fixed quote. Davidsons IT Agency is built for high-net-worth households and clients for whom our fees are not a burden. We are upfront about this because we would rather not waste your time or ours: if a €2,500 starting point per service is a consideration for you, this service is likely not the right fit. On consultation: the brief is a billed service, not a free call. On aftercare: only warranty handling is free of charge. Ongoing aftercare, engineer visits, adjustments and support time beyond the initial install are available and billed separately at professional rates. We can travel in to install on-site when the engagement justifies it by chartering a private jet, by delivering directly to your address with your permission, or by dispatching our own local professionals (or vetted external local professionals where we do not operate directly), with travel and logistics quoted as part of the scope. The consultation is still the right first step, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right partner for what you need.