Plug-in extenders bounce the same tired signal around Gloucestershire stone. A proper WiFi socket is a wall plate with a dedicated access point, fed by a hidden Cat6 run back to the router. We survey Cotswold cottages and thicker farmhouses, pick the right rooms, chase or surface-clip as you prefer, and leave you with one network that actually reaches the garden office.
What's included
- Site survey of dead spots and router location
- Cat6 backhaul from the router (first 10 m)
- In-wall or surface access-point socket
- SSID, password and mesh join to your existing network
- Speed test at the far end of the house
Typical add-ons
- Extra access-point socket+£55
- Cable run over 10 m+£35
- Patch & paint after chasing+£40
Questions
No. Powerline piggybacks on the ring main and drops off with distance and noisy appliances. We run a real Ethernet backhaul and fit a proper access point.
Yes. We can join TP-Link, Google, eero, Ubiquiti and most ISP routers as an additional node, or run a separate SSID if you prefer.
On plasterboard we use discrete surface trunking or a drop through a cupboard. On Cotswold masonry we can chase and make good — say if you want that when you book.