Data and security

Wi-Fi access points

Mesh units on bookshelves are a compromise. Ceiling-mounted access points connected by cable give strong, even Wi-Fi in every room, and they look neater too.

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Short answer

A wired Wi-Fi access point system uses ceiling-mounted access points connected by Cat6 cable and powered over Ethernet (PoE). Most homes need two to four access points. Installed, each point typically costs $350 to $700 including cabling, plus a PoE switch.

We survey your home or office, choose positions for even coverage, run cable to each access point and power them from a PoE switch in the network cupboard.

Business-grade access points from vendors such as Ubiquiti, TP-Link Omada and Cisco Meraki can be managed by you or your IT provider.

Signs you need better Wi-Fi

  • Dead zones in bedrooms, upstairs or the backyard
  • Video calls drop as you move around
  • Many devices slow everything down
  • A double-brick or multi-level home
Ceiling-mounted Wi-Fi access point in a bright open-plan office

What it costs

JobTypical priceWhat changes the price
Ceiling access point including cabling$350–$700 eachModel, cable run
PoE switch supply and install$200–$600Port count
Indicative Sydney prices for 2026, including GST. They’re a guide, not a quote. We confirm a fixed price in writing after seeing the job.

How the job runs

  1. 01SurveyWe assess walls, floors and how each space is used.
  2. 02DesignAccess point positions for even coverage.
  3. 03InstallCable, mount and power each access point.
  4. 04TestWe walk the site and check coverage and speed.

Why wired backhaul

Mesh units that relay wirelessly lose speed with every hop. Cabled access points each get a full-speed connection, so coverage is consistent everywhere.

FAQ

Common questions

Straight answers to what customers ask us most. Can’t see yours? Call us and talk to an electrician, not a call centre.

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How many access points do I need?

Most single-level homes need two, and larger or two-storey homes need three or four. We confirm after a quick survey.

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