Hospitals, surgeries and care homes cannot shut down for a cabling upgrade. We install network cabling, fibre and wireless in occupied clinical settings, working in sections and keeping disruption to patients and residents as low as possible.
Network cabling to consulting rooms, nurse stations, offices and public areas, tested and certified.
Fibre links between wings, annexes and separate buildings on the same site.
Coverage for clinical systems, staff devices and patient or resident Wi-Fi.
Door entry, cameras and controlled access cabled alongside the network.
Engineers are directly employed and DBS checked, which matters in buildings with patients and residents present. Works are planned with your estates team, dust and noise are controlled, and areas are left clean at the end of every shift.
Directly employed, vetted engineers used to working around patients, residents and staff.
Dust control, tidy routes and areas handed back clean at the end of each visit.
Work phased ward by ward or room by room so services keep running.
Yes. We work in sections, agree access with your estates team and keep noise and dust under control.
Yes. All engineers are directly employed and DBS checked, with higher clearance available where a site requires it.
We work to the control measures your site sets out. Tell us what is required and we will build it into the method statement.
Yes. Discreet routes in older and listed buildings are something we deal with regularly, including historic estates.
Tell us which areas need work and when they are available, and we will plan around it.
We will survey the site free of charge and quote a fixed price, phased around clinical activity.
Tell us where the site is and what you are planning. We will come and look, free of charge, then quote a fixed price. No obligation.
A 12 point checklist for IT and facilities managers. What to ask, what to check, and what should be in the handover pack. Free, no obligation.
We will only use your details to send the checklist and follow up once. No lists, no sharing.
