WiFi Installation Sussex
Mesh WiFi, access points and network cabling for homes across West and East Sussex, from one local installer based in Horsham. The survey is free and the price is in writing before anything starts.
Fast Broadband, Poor Coverage
Most of the calls we get are not about the broadband. They are about good broadband not reaching the back bedroom, the loft office or the garden. The router your provider sent sits wherever the line comes in, usually at the front of the house, and the far corners get whatever is left after the walls, floors and chimney breasts have had their share.
That is true of a Victorian terrace in Brighton, a flint cottage near Chichester and a new build in Crawley alike; only the reasons change. We come and look, free, find the spots where the signal gives up, and fit a mesh system or a cable run to one well-placed access point that fixes it for good.
- Seamless coverage, no more dead spots
- Works with any broadband provider
- One network name, wherever you are in the house
- 12-month warranty on installation
WiFi Installation Across Sussex
Town pages have local detail and FAQs. If your town is not listed, we almost certainly still cover it: call and ask.
West Sussex
East Sussex
WiFi Installation Costs in Sussex
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Mesh WiFi (3-pack) installed | £300 - £500 |
| Ubiquiti UniFi system | £600 - £1,200 |
| Ethernet cable run (per point) | £50 - £100 |
| Outdoor WiFi coverage | £150 - £300 |
Free survey included. We'll assess your property and provide an exact quote with no hidden costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does WiFi installation cost in Sussex?
A three-unit mesh system, installed, costs £300 to £500 for most homes. A Ubiquiti UniFi system is £600 to £1,200, and an ethernet cable run is £50 to £100 a point. The survey is free and you get the exact price in writing before anything starts.
Do you install WiFi in East Sussex?
Yes. We are based near Horsham and work across West and East Sussex, including Brighton & Hove, Lewes, Seaford, Uckfield and Eastbourne.
Our broadband is fast but the WiFi is poor upstairs. Why?
Because the two are separate problems. Broadband speed is what arrives at the house; WiFi coverage is how far it travels inside. A single router at the front of the house rarely covers the back bedrooms or a loft office. Mesh units, or a cable run to one well-placed access point, solve it properly.
Is mesh WiFi better than the extender I bought?
Much better. Extenders create a second network and typically halve your speed. A mesh system keeps one network name and hands your phone between units as you walk around, which is why nothing drops mid-call.
Free WiFi Survey Anywhere in Sussex
We'll assess your property and recommend the best solution for your needs and budget.
Not sure what you need? Most people just say it keeps dropping off.
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