Guest & operational Wi-Fi separation
A separate SSID and VLAN for guests keeps their traffic isolated from tills, printers and back-of-house devices.
Hospitality Network Care
When the network goes down, the till goes down.
A managed network for bars, restaurants, cafés and small hotels — designed, installed and maintained by one team, so tills, terminals, CCTV and guest Wi-Fi all keep working when the room fills up.
Problems we solve
Familiar Friday-night pain.
Most hospitality network problems come from a flat, single-network setup that was fine when the venue was quiet. Under load, everything competes with everything else.
- Card terminals dropping mid-service and holding up the queue
- Guest Wi-Fi complaints when the venue is busy
- Booking system or kitchen printer going offline at peak
- Speeds that look fine on paper but crawl once the room fills up
- One flat network where tills, guests and CCTV all fight for the same lane
What's included
One network. Everything on it, in its own lane.
EPOS, tills & card terminals
Prioritised, isolated network for payment devices so a busy guest network can't slow down a transaction.
Kitchen printers & booking systems
Reliable wired or Wi-Fi connections for the devices your service depends on — printers, KDS units, reservation tablets.
CCTV connectivity
Cameras run on their own VLAN so footage stays private and doesn't compete with guest bandwidth.
Structured cabling
Cat6/6a runs where they matter, tidy comms cabinets, patch panels and clear labelling — planned around your building.
Remote monitoring
On managed plans we watch key equipment remotely, so we often see problems before you do.
Backup internet & failover
Optional 4G/5G failover so a broadband outage is a slower service, not a stopped one. Reduces risk — no service can guarantee zero downtime.
One number to call
When something isn't right you speak to the person who built it — not a call queue.
Ongoing care
What a Care plan covers.
A Network Care plan is optional. It's how we keep an eye on the equipment we install, respond faster when something goes wrong, and quietly keep firmware and configs current.
A Care plan is not a 24/7 staffed help desk — you get priority response from us during working hours, and remote monitoring runs continuously.
- Remote monitoring of switches, access points and internet health
- Firmware updates applied out-of-hours where possible
- Configuration backups and documented restore paths
- Priority response for members on a Network Care plan
- Site visits scheduled quarterly or as needed
How we work
Survey → design → install → support.
- 01
Survey
We visit during service hours, walk the building, test the existing kit and note where things fall over.
- 02
Design & quote
A written spec with clear line items — hardware, cabling, VLAN plan and a Care plan option if you want ongoing cover.
- 03
Install
Cabling, containment and configuration done cleanly, mostly outside service hours where possible.
- 04
Support
Documentation on completion, and — on managed plans — remote monitoring plus a direct number.
Verified hospitality project
Mulholland's Bar & Off Sales, Castlewellan
A large two-storey venue on a flat default ISP network, capping real-world speeds around 30 Mbps. We installed a proper VLAN-segmented network with enterprise access points and hard-wired connections front to back. The site now runs at the full 300 Mbps line speed with tills, CCTV and guest Wi-Fi each on their own VLAN.
See the project detailsFAQs
Questions we're asked before signing off.
- Can you guarantee our Wi-Fi never goes down?
- No, and neither can anyone else honestly. What we do is remove the common causes of outages — under-spec kit, flat networks, home-grade access points — and add optional 4G/5G failover so a broadband issue becomes a slowdown rather than a stoppage.
- Do we have to be on a Care plan?
- No. We're happy to design and install as a one-off. Care plans add remote monitoring, priority response and scheduled visits — they suit venues where a network problem directly costs money.
- Will you work with our existing EPOS / booking / broadband providers?
- Yes. We build the network layer around whatever tills, terminals, printers, booking systems and ISP you already use.
- Do you work in the evenings?
- For hospitality venues, yes — cutovers and disruptive work are usually done outside service hours.
- Where do you cover?
- Northern Ireland — based in Downpatrick.
Not sure where the network is falling over?
Start with a paid Business Network Assessment — an on-site diagnosis of Wi-Fi, tills, card terminals, CCTV and guest network, with a written report and fixed-price quotation.
The full £199 fee is credited against qualifying installation work of £1,500 or more.
Talk to us about your venue.
Send a short note and we'll come back as soon as possible.