Whole-home Wi-Fi
Home Wi-Fi that reaches the whole house
We survey the house, put access points where the signal is actually needed, and wire them back to one place.
- Hampshire-based engineers
- Fixed-price quotes
- Setup & handover included
Most Wi-Fi problems aren't the router's fault. They're thick walls, a router in the wrong corner of the house, and a mesh kit talking to itself over the air.
We install proper access points, wired back with Ethernet, positioned from a survey rather than guesswork. One network name, full coverage, and it hands over between rooms without dropping the call.
Typically
- Typical 3-bed house
- 2 access points, one day
- Larger or older property
- 3–4 access points, one to two days
- Kit we install
- Ubiquiti UniFi
Why it's worth it
Signal where you use it
Access points go where the survey says they're needed — back bedrooms, the kitchen extension, the loft office.
One network, no dropouts
One Wi-Fi name across the house, handing over between rooms without dropping video calls.
Keep your broadband
We work with the connection you already have. No new contract to sign.
Tidy, labelled install
Cables hidden in lofts and floor voids, everything labelled and written down at handover.
Options
Pick what suits your budget
Whole-home access points
Ceiling or wall access points wired back with Ethernet, positioned from a survey. The fix for most dead rooms.
Ubiquiti UniFi
Garden rooms and outbuildings
Extend the same network to a garden office, garage or annexe — cabled, or a point-to-point wireless link where digging isn't sensible.
See Garden Wi-Fi
Rural or slow connections
Where the broadband itself is the problem, we look at Starlink, 4G or 5G and build the home network around it.
Starlink, 4G/5G routers
Included
What you get
- Wi-Fi survey of the house before anything is quoted
- Ceiling or wall-mounted access points, cabled with Ethernet
- Cable routing through lofts, floor voids and cavities
- A single network name across the whole property
- Guest network kept separate from the family devices
- Handover with the network details written down
Not included
What we don't do
- Ongoing remote support or troubleshooting contracts
- Fixing laptops, phones or tablets themselves
- Broadband contracts — you keep your own provider
The job
How this one runs
01
Survey
We walk the house, measure signal, and find where the cable can realistically run.
02
Quote
A fixed price with the equipment and the cable runs listed. No day rates that drift.
03
Install
Usually one day for a typical house. Floors up, cables in, floors back down.
04
Handover
Everything labelled, tested room by room, and the details left with you.
Often booked with
Recent work
From our projects
Winchester, Hampshire
Making Starlink work across the whole property
Starlink relocated to the main house, existing UniFi Wi-Fi equipment reused, and the son's flat and garage connected wirelessly — without digging up the driveway.
Read the case study →
Warsash, Hampshire
Building a smart home that works as one system
A one-acre property where the brief was simply 'what could we do to make the house smart?' — so we started with the infrastructure, not the gadgets.
Read the case study →
Cosham, Hampshire
A security-first network for a connected home
A Portsmouth home where an ISP router and consumer mesh kit were replaced with a segmented UniFi network, ten cameras, plate-recognition gate access and gigabit fibre.
Read the case study →From a customer
“Highly recommended — exceptional service and support”
We have used ARK Home to manage and support virtually all of our home technology requirements, and I cannot recommend them highly enough.
They have installed and continue to maintain our personal IT systems, supplied and installed a monitored alarm system, and, most importantly, finally resolved the Wi-Fi problems we had struggled with for years. They also took over our internet service and upgraded us from what had previously been a very slow and unreliable connection to a significantly faster and more dependable service.
Next step
Tell us what you want installing — or what's stopped working
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 survey or just a repair call-out.