Internet for the places the cable never reached.
The same gear and know-how we use for events, installed to stay. Permanent connections for farms, holiday parks and rural businesses. We bring a fast link to the property, carry it across the land with point-to-point wireless, and put Wi-Fi where it's needed: the woolshed, the cabins, the office, the far paddock.
Ask for a site assessmentWho this is for
Anywhere the house has internet but the rest of the property doesn't, or where nothing gets coverage at all.
Farms and stations
Connect the sheds, dairy, workers' cottages and water systems to the same network as the homestead. Run cameras, sensors and payroll from anywhere on the property.
Multi-building, long distancesHoliday parks and campgrounds
Guest Wi-Fi that reaches every site and cabin, with a separate network for the office and EFTPOS, and fair-use limits so one streamer doesn't slow the park.
Guest and office networksLifestyle blocks and lodges
A reliable connection for working from home, security cameras and guests, even at the end of a long driveway in a valley.
No fibre, no coverageMarae, clubs and rural venues
Permanent Wi-Fi for a hall, sports club or community venue that hosts events year-round and doesn't want to hire a network each time.
Community venuesOrchards, vineyards and worksites
Coverage across blocks and packhouses for scanners, weather stations and crew, plus a solid link for the cellar door's EFTPOS.
Operations and retailHow we connect a property
Three layers, sized to the site. Most jobs use two of them; big properties use all three.
Getting internet in
Whatever is best at your address: fibre where it exists, a fixed wireless or cellular link where it's strong enough, or Starlink where nothing else reaches. We test the options on site before recommending one, and can add a second link as a backup for businesses.
Fibre, cellular, satellitePoint-to-point wireless links
Dish-to-dish radio links that carry the connection from the house to a building hundreds of metres, or several kilometres, away, with no trenching and no monthly charge for the link itself. The one requirement is line of sight: the two dishes need a clear view of each other, over the trees and the ridgeline. We confirm it on the ground before quoting, and where there's no direct view we add a relay point on a hill, a tank or a pole.
Line of sight, or a relayA backup that takes over by itself
For a business, the connection is part of the operation: EFTPOS at the camp office, the milking system, the cameras. We can add a second link on a different technology, satellite behind fibre or cellular behind wireless, so that when one fails the other takes over without anyone touching anything.
Failover for businessesWi-Fi where it's needed
Weatherproof outdoor access points and indoor units, all managed as one network, so you connect once and stay connected as you move around the property. Separate guest, staff and camera networks where that matters.
One network, whole propertyBuilt to be left alone.
Permanent installs are judged on what happens in year three, not on install day.
We use carrier-grade outdoor hardware rated for Kiwi weather, mount it properly with lightning protection and clean cabling, and document the whole network so anyone can see what's where. Our cabling is installed by an engineer holding CommScope and Legrand installer certifications, to the same standard you'd expect in a commercial building. Every install includes a handover walk-through and a one-page guide for restarting things after a power cut.
If you'd like us to keep an eye on it, we offer remote monitoring so we usually know about a problem before you do, and we hold spares for the hardware we install, so a failed radio is swapped rather than reordered.
How support worksWhat an install includes
- SurveySite visit, line-of-sight and signal testing, and a fixed quote
- HardwareOutdoor-rated radios, access points and switches, supplied and mounted
- CablingStructured cabling by a certified installer, surge and lightning protection, weatherproof enclosures
- HandoverNetwork documentation, a restart guide and a walk-through with you
- MonitoringOptional remote monitoring and a support line that's answered
From first call to switched on
Most properties are connected within a few weeks of the survey. Satellite-based jobs can be faster.
Tell us about the property
Where it is, which buildings need connecting, and what you'll use it for.
Site survey
We visit, test what works at your address, and confirm line of sight for any wireless links.
Fixed quote
Hardware, install and any ongoing costs, written down. No surprises later.
Install and handover
Usually one or two days on site, then a walk-through and documentation.