New Office & Home Setup
Plan the equipment positions, cable routes, racks and broadband handoff while the layout is still flexible. Make the decisions before ceilings close and access becomes difficult.
Plan the Space. Connect It Properly.
Networking & Security Consulting
New Premises. Office Moves. Smarter Retrofits.
We advise on equipment choices and turn them into a coordinated plan for door access, CCTV, networks, Wi-Fi, broadband and cabling. From a small home to a multistorey workplace, our Specialists connect the product choices with the floor plan, installation and handover.
Homes · Small and Large Offices · Multistorey Buildings
No Customer Is Too Small
Office Network Setup. Home Wi-Fi. Building-Wide Security.
Setting up a new office, moving your business, renovating a home or retrofitting an existing building? Our Specialists plan and deliver network installation, Wi-Fi coverage, CCTV, door access control, broadband and structured cabling as one connected project.
Office Relocation & Tech Moves
Review what can be reused, what needs replacing and what must be ready for move-in. Coordinate the new site, provider dates and an agreed changeover window.
Network Upgrades & Retrofits
Address weak coverage, ageing equipment, untidy cabling or growing demand. Prioritise the changes and phase the work around the people already using the space.
Small Projects. Large Deployments. Professional Care.
- Cameras
- 2–200
- Wireless Access Points
- 2–200
- Homes, Offices and Buildings
- One Floor or Many
From two cameras or access points to deployments of 200, we bring the same professional planning and hands-on coordination to homes, small offices and multistorey buildings. No customer is too small.
Designed Around Real Spaces
A Home Deserves the Same Care as an Office.
An HDB flat, condo or landed home can need just as much thought about walls, floors and device placement as a workplace. You do not need a large project to deserve a considered plan.
- Homes: plan Wi-Fi, cameras and door access around daily life, with discreet equipment placement and sensible cabling.
- Offices: account for meeting rooms, workstations, guests, voice calls and shared files, from a small team to a large workplace.
- Buildings: coordinate floors, risers, equipment rooms, links between areas and the teams responsible for the site.
See the Layout. Understand the Site.
Better Decisions Start Before the First Cable.
We compare equipment choices and planning options using your 2D floor plans, actual site conditions and 3D virtual tour planning where included in the scope. See how the proposed systems fit the space before installation and review the completed work afterwards.
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Start with the 2D Plan
Mark proposed APs, cameras, access points at doors, data outlets, racks and cable routes. Review room use, walls, floor changes and the positions that need coverage.
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Plan with a 3D Virtual Tour
Walk through 360° site views linked to floor plans, review proposed positions before installation and compare the completed work afterwards. Keep the before-and-after views connected to the actual space.
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Compare Practical Options
Consider device locations, staged upgrades, cable routes, PoE power, uplinks and camera views together. Explain the trade-offs before selecting the equipment.
Virtual tours and predictive designs support planning. They do not replace agreed RF/site testing, detailed measurements or specialist surveys. Capture visits and any platform licences are scoped separately.
3D Virtual Tour PlanningOne Environment. Connected Systems.
Plan the Whole Connection.
A camera needs a view, power, a network path and somewhere to record. An AP needs more than a place on the ceiling. We look at the dependencies together.
Wi-Fi & Access Points
Plan coverage, capacity, placement and roaming needs around the users, walls and floors. Assess the wired backhaul and PoE requirements behind each AP.
Switching & Networks
Match switches, uplinks, routers and network separation to the traffic and growth requirements, with clear management and access arrangements.
CCTV & Recording
Review camera views, blind spots, mounting positions, PoE power, recording and retention objectives. Use the NVR Calculator for an initial storage estimate.
NVR CalculatorDoor Access
Coordinate readers, controllers, door hardware, power and management requirements with the site team and the agreed system design.
Broadband & Connectivity
Plan the provider handoff, router requirements and installation dates. Discuss backup connectivity and failover where the requirement calls for it.
Cabling & Infrastructure
Plan data points, fibre or copper routes, patching, cabinets and labelling. Coordinate accessible routes and the work sequence before the fit-out advances.
PBX & Voice
Consider voice connectivity, suitable traffic prioritisation and the dependencies on the provider, numbering and compatible equipment.
NAS, Storage & Servers
Review workloads, file access, capacity and the network serving the storage. Keep backup, resilience and migration requirements clear in the scope.
RAID CalculatorRacking & Power
Allow for cabinet space, patch panels, power, ventilation, equipment access and future maintenance. A tidy installation should also be serviceable.
Project Management on the Ground
On the Plan. Onsite. Through to Handover.
The drawing is the start. Our Specialists also go onsite, wearing hardhats and the required PPE, to coordinate the agreed work with your project team, builders and contractors.
We work through equipment positions, routes, access and installation sequencing so that the network plan can be delivered in the actual space. Changes need a clear decision, not a last-minute guess.
- Coordinate site access and the installation sequence
- Review routes and positions with the project team
- Track agreed changes, testing and handover requirements
Onsite attendance, project-management responsibilities, site requirements and working hours are defined in the agreed scope.
A Practical Delivery Path
From Your First Brief to a Working Handover.
Clear decisions at each stage help you understand what you are paying for and what needs to happen next.
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Understand the Site
Review the space, users, existing systems, project stage and the outcome you need.
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Agree the Design
Compare options and agree the layout, equipment, bill of materials, schematic and implementation scope, including any surveys or virtual tour records.
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Coordinate the Work
Align cable routes, access, broadband dates and installation with the wider project.
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Test & Commission
Check the agreed connections and functions, resolve identified issues and record the results.
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Hand Over Clearly
Provide the agreed records and administrator handover, with the next support step defined.
Know What You Will Receive.
Agree the deliverables before the project. Depending on scope, these can include:
- Assessment findings, annotated floor plans and the agreed network schematic
- An itemised bill of materials, equipment recommendations and the implementation plan
- Relevant configuration, equipment and cable-labelling records
- Agreed test results, administrator handover and support arrangements
Detailed RF surveys, formal cybersecurity assessments, penetration testing, cabling certification and ongoing monitoring are separate scopes unless explicitly included.
Access with a Purpose
Keep the Right Systems Connected.
Guests, cameras, voice systems and business devices do not always need the same access. We help define suitable separation and the connections each service actually needs.
Separate & Control
Review supported VLANs, access rules, firewall settings, remote access and management interfaces against the agreed requirements.
Make Responsibility Clear
Discuss available logging, alerts, monitoring and internet-use policies, including who responds and which licences or support services are required.
A network installation does not remove every threat or establish a 24×7 security operations service. Availability also depends on power, equipment, architecture and internet providers; any SLA is agreed separately.
Pricing and Cost Examples
From a Focused Review to a Designed Network
Choose a focused review, site assessment or a documented network design. Agree the floor-plan planning, bill of materials and network schematic you need, together with the installation and commissioning scope.
Paid Service
Planning From
SGD 150
Focused Remote Review
SGD150–250
one scoped review session
An agreed review of your existing setup and a focused set of recommendations. Hands-on changes are scoped separately.
Small-Site Assessment
SGD250–600
one scoped site visit
Discuss coverage, layout, connectivity and constraints. A detailed predictive/RF survey or formal design is a separate scope.
Design and Commissioning
SGD1,500–5,000
example small-site services
Agreed annotated floor plans, bill of materials and network schematic, with configuration, testing and handover where quoted. Hardware, cabling and subscriptions are separate.
A Planning Pack You Can Use.
Make equipment choices, quantities and connections clear before installation.
Annotated Floor Plans
Proposed APs, camera views, door readers, data outlets, racks and cable routes, with agreed placement assumptions.
Bill of Materials
An itemised equipment and accessory list with proposed quantities, models and licensing requirements.
Network Schematic
A logical view of routers, switches, uplinks, VLANs, PoE and connected systems, with agreed dependencies.
Deliverables, detail level, site visits and revisions are confirmed in your quoted scope.
Planning figures in SGD. Your written quotation confirms the scope, availability, applicable taxes and final fees.
What Changes the Price?
Floor area, buildings, APs, switches, VLANs, security policies, cabling, documentation, testing and change windows. Large buildings and multi-site programmes need a separate project budget.
Clear Answers Before You Begin
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Started
Is My Project Too Small?
No. We work with small homes and offices as well as larger workplaces and multistorey buildings. A two-camera or two-AP requirement still deserves suitable placement, cabling and configuration.
Can You Help with a New Site, Move or Retrofit?
Yes. We can plan a new installation, review what can be reused for a move, or scope improvements to an existing site. Equipment condition, compatibility and the project requirements guide the recommendations.
What Should I Prepare for the First Discussion?
Send your 2D floor plan, approximate floor area and floors, user/device numbers, existing equipment and the outcome you need. We recommend arranging an office visit to see working demos and actual products while our Specialists review your layout. Do not send passwords or sensitive network details in the enquiry.
Do You Coordinate the Work Onsite?
Yes, where included in the agreed scope. Our Specialists attend project sites with the required hardhat and PPE, coordinate relevant installation details and work with the project team on access, sequencing, changes and handover.
Planning & Implementation
How Do 2D Floor Plans and 3D Virtual Tours Help?
We can mark proposed systems on 2D layouts and use 360° virtual tour records, where scoped, to review existing conditions, plan locations and compare the installation before and after the work. The agreed design pack can include a bill of materials and a network schematic. Visual records complement the design discussion and agreed site testing.
What Camera and AP Project Sizes Do You Work With?
We plan and deliver projects from 2 to 200 cameras and 2 to 200 wireless access points, from a small home or office to a multistorey building. Our Specialists bring together coverage, capacity, cabling, power, recording and onsite coordination so the whole system works as a considered design.
Can We Keep Some of Our Existing Equipment?
Where suitable, yes. We review the equipment, condition, support and compatibility requirements before recommending what to retain, adjust or replace.
Will the Work Interrupt Our Network?
Some changes require an interruption. We discuss the change window, dependencies and rollback arrangements before work. Off-peak or weekend work can be scoped where available.
Costs & Ongoing Support
How Long Does a Project Take?
The timeframe depends on the design, cabling, equipment availability, access and other fit-out works. We confirm a practical schedule once the scope and dependencies are clear; larger projects can be phased.
What Is Included in the Price?
Your written quotation defines the planning documents, professional services, hardware, cabling, licences and ongoing charges. Agree whether annotated floor plans, a bill of materials, network schematics, virtual tour capture, revisions and onsite coordination are included.
How Is Our Information Handled?
Agree access, confidentiality and information-handling arrangements before work. Limit credentials and data access to the agreed scope and use an appropriate secure handover method.
Can You Help After the Installation?
Discuss an appropriate ongoing support or Premium Maintenance arrangement. Responsibilities, support hours, remote or onsite work and any monitoring are confirmed separately.
Make the Next Step Clear
Tell Us About the Space.
Send your 2D floor plan, tell us what needs to work, and arrange an office demonstration. Whether you are fitting out, moving in or upgrading, our Specialists will help you compare real equipment and plan the next steps.
- New premises, relocation or retrofit; location, floor area and floors
- Approximate cameras, APs, users and the systems to connect
- Floor plans, existing equipment and the current project stage
- Preferred schedule, move-in date and any site-access constraints
Service location, availability, scope and pricing are confirmed in the quotation. Send the project brief, not passwords or sensitive data.
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