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Internet and networks
Ordering NBN is the easy part. The part that matters is whether the workshop, the front counter, the phones and the EFTPOS all stay up — including on the afternoon the main link drops out. We set that up for workplaces in Tamworth, Gunnedah, Armidale, Muswellbrook and Walcha.
What’s available on Manilla Road is not what’s available on a property outside town. We check the address, talk about how you actually use it, and recommend a business service that fits. Homes are welcome too, especially where the house and the business have ended up on the same pile of modems.
One router by the front window rarely reaches the shed, the consulting room or the mezzanine. We design coverage for the way the building is used, and keep the guest network off the office computers.
A 4G or 5G failover is often enough to keep EFTPOS, phones and email alive while the primary service is repaired. We’ll tell you if you need it, and we won’t add it for show.
Business phone systems, a proper firewall, and cabling that isn’t a knot. We work with the major carriers, including NBN, Telstra, Vocus and Opticomm, and we stay after the installer has left.
Speeds and monthly prices move, and the honest answer depends on the address. We used to print a short menu of home plans on this page. It went out of date, so we took it down. Ring us with the address and what has to stay online, and we’ll tell you what’s available now.
A street address and a sentence about what you use the internet for is enough to start.
