Outbuildings
Wi-Fi in the garden room, garage and outbuildings
A buried armoured cable or a proper point-to-point link, so the garden office gets the same connection as the house.
A repeater in a kitchen window will not get a usable connection to the bottom of the garden. Either the cable goes in the ground, or a wireless bridge does the job on line of sight.
We'll tell you which one your garden needs, and what the digging involves before you commit.
Typically
- Buried run
- Up to 90m Ethernet
- Longer distances
- Point-to-point wireless
- Time on site
- One day, two with a trench
Included
What you get
- External-grade or armoured Ethernet, buried or clipped
- Point-to-point wireless bridge where a trench isn't practical
- Access point inside the outbuilding, on the same network as the house
- Weatherproof glands and external enclosures
- Surge protection at both ends
- External cameras and lighting on the same run if you want them
Not included
What we don't do
- Groundworks beyond a hand-dug cable trench
- Mains electrical supply to the outbuilding
- Fibre installation to the property boundary
The job
How this one runs
01
Look at the garden
Distance, line of sight, and what's already in the ground.
02
Quote
Cable route or wireless link, priced with the trench included.
03
Install
Cable in, both ends terminated and tested, or the link aligned.
04
Handover
Speed tested in the outbuilding, not just at the house.
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Next step
Tell us what you want installing
Send us a note about the property and what you're trying to fix. We'll tell you what's involved, what it costs, and whether it needs a site visit first.