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Where we work
On site across central Scotland from our Edinburgh base, and remotely everywhere else with visits by arrangement. Same prices wherever you are, we do not price by postcode.
On site, in person
Remote coverage, visits by arrangement

Services · Remote support
Drop outs, dead spots and a connection that is fine everywhere except where you actually work. Diagnosed and sorted, with honest advice on what hardware is worth it.£75 to £120/hour

Wifi and router support is diagnosing and fixing the connection problems that make working from a particular room or a particular desk a misery: the drop-outs, the dead spots, and the wifi that is perfectly fine everywhere except exactly where you sit and work. We find why it is happening, sort it, and give you honest advice on whether any new hardware is genuinely worth buying or whether the kit you already have can be made to do the job.
Wifi problems are frustrating precisely because they are invisible and intermittent. A connection that works most of the time but drops during the important video call, or is strong in the hall and useless in the back office, is hard to pin down by trial and error, and the internet is full of confident advice that does not apply to your particular layout. The cause might be the router, its position, interference, the building itself, or simply too much distance, and each needs a different fix.
We work out which it actually is rather than guessing, then fix it: repositioning or reconfiguring the router, sorting the settings, securing the network properly so neighbours or passers-by are not quietly on it, and, where the layout genuinely needs it, advising on mesh or extra kit to reach the dead spots. Crucially, we tell you straight when new hardware is worth the money and when it is not, rather than selling you a box that will not solve the real problem.
The first benefit is being able to work reliably where you actually need to, which for a lot of people is the whole difference between a home office that functions and one that does not. A stable connection at your desk and in the room where the calls happen means no more dropped meetings, no more moving to the kitchen table to get a signal, and no more blaming yourself for something that was fixable all along.
The second is honest advice that saves you money. The shops will happily sell you extenders, mesh systems and new routers, some of which help and some of which are money down the drain for your particular situation. Someone diagnosing the real cause first can often fix it with the kit you already own, and when new hardware genuinely is the answer, tells you exactly what and why, so you buy once and buy right.
The third is a network that is actually secure, which most people never think about until it matters. An unsecured or badly configured router is an open door onto everything you do online and, in a business, onto your files. Setting it up correctly, with proper security, closes that door as part of fixing the coverage, so you get a connection that is both reliable and not quietly shared with the street.

Illustrative cases. Tap one to see what happened and what could have been done.
The case
A home worker had strong wifi throughout the house except in the converted garage they actually worked in, where calls dropped constantly.
What could have been done
Rather than selling a mesh system straight away, finding the router tucked in a cupboard at the far end of the house and reconfiguring and repositioning first fixes most of it, then one well-chosen unit covers the garage, for a fraction of a full mesh kit.
The case
A small shop was convinced it needed to pay for a faster broadband package because the connection kept grinding to a halt.
What could have been done
Diagnosing the real problem, an old router struggling and a network the neighbours could effectively use rather than the line speed, and replacing the one weak piece of kit and securing the network, makes the speed problem vanish with no need for pricier broadband.
Tell us what is going wrong and we will come back with a fixed price in writing, after a short scoping call. No obligation, and no jargon.
£75 to £120/hour. We agree the exact number before any work starts, so there are no open ended day rates.
Most work of this kind is live within three to four weeks. We give you a date before we begin and tell you early if anything threatens it.
Yes. We are based in Edinburgh and work on site across the Lothians, Fife and Glasgow, and remotely across the United Kingdom.
Same service, same prices, wherever you are. On site across central Scotland and remotely across the rest of the UK.
A slow, frozen or misbehaving PC or Mac sorted over a secure remote session, usually within the hour. You watch the whole thing and end it whenever you like.
Pop ups, ransom messages, a browser that has been hijacked or a machine that is suddenly crawling. Cleaned out, checked, and hardened so it does not come straight back.
The single most common thing that quietly wastes an afternoon. Printers, scanners and drivers set up and talking to every device that needs them.
Email that has stopped sending or receiving, will not set up on a new phone, or has been the same password since 2015. Fixed and secured across every device.
Windows updates that will not install, an Office licence that has lapsed, or a 365 account nobody can get into. The Microsoft tangle untangled by someone who does it daily.
Stop missing calls. Stop quoting at midnight.