Enfield is a straight run up the A111 and the A105 from us. Large Edwardian houses, conservation areas where nothing can be seen from the street, and a lot of people working from home four days a week.
Winchmore Hill Green and Southgate Circus carry the professional firms: solicitors, accountants, dental and veterinary practices, independent estate agents with two or three branches to keep in step.
Multi-branch is the recurring theme here. One login that works at every office, files that are actually shared rather than emailed, and a phone system that follows people between them.
Southgate and Winchmore Hill have the big Edwardian stock: solid walls, high ceilings, three storeys, and a basement that no wireless signal has ever reached.
Several roads are conservation areas, so external cabling and visible dishes are a problem. Most of our work here is finding routes that nobody can see from the pavement.
Cockfosters and Oakwood sit at the end of the Piccadilly line, which means a lot of households that commuted five days a week now commute two. The house was never wired for two people on simultaneous video calls while a teenager games upstairs, and that is the single most common reason we get called.
Fixing it is rarely about broadband speed. It is about getting a cable to a second access point, and about splitting traffic so one person's upload does not flatten everyone else's call.
Winchmore Hill adds the conservation constraint. We route through lofts and under floors rather than clipping to the outside wall, which takes longer and is the reason we quote after looking rather than over the phone.
On site throughout Enfield, with remote support anywhere in the UK.
Enfield jobs cluster around big houses and multi-branch firms.
The classic Cockfosters problem. Usually fixed with a wired second access point rather than a faster line.
No visible runs, no dish on the front elevation. We route through the loft and under floors, which is slower and worth it.
Agents and practices with two or three sites. One login, shared files, and a phone system that follows people around.
Three storeys plus a basement is beyond any single router. Cabled access points, one per floor, is the answer and it is not expensive.
Almost always the network rather than the speakers. We fix the Wi-Fi and the app stops losing the kitchen.
Common across Enfield since 2020. Properly done means a buried cable, not a repeater pointed hopefully down the lawn.
Forty-five minutes, on site or remote. We look at what you have: devices, licences, backups, network kit, who can get at what. Then we tell you where the risk sits and roughly what it costs to deal with.
You get it in writing either way. Some firms take that document and fix things themselves. That is fine.
Tell us roughly how many people, what software you cannot work without, and who looks after your IT now.
Call and describe it however makes sense. A couple of photos usually tells us whether it is a half hour fix or a bigger job.
Call 020 3039 3922, or send a message and we will come back to you the same working day.
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