Access points, placed by survey
Wired access points positioned where the coverage actually needs to be, not a single router doing its best from a cupboard. Discreet, and enough of them.
WiFi & Networks · Jersey & the Channel Islands
The backbone everything relies on
Coverage in every room and across the grounds, whatever broadband you're on.
Halo isn't a broadband provider. We make the broadband you already have reach every corner of the house. In large Jersey homes the problem is rarely the line coming in; it's granite walls, long runs and a single router in the wrong place. We survey the property, design coverage that holds up in every bedroom, the garden and the pool house, and build it on a wired backbone that doesn't stutter when the whole family is streaming at once. It's the groundwork everything else is built on.
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Every corner of the property, not just near the router
The bedroom at the far end. The office over the garage. The terrace, the pool house, the bottom of the garden where everyone actually sits in July. We survey the whole property, inside and out, and design coverage that holds up where you use it, rather than where the cable happened to come in.
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Why your mesh kit didn't fix it
Mesh units pass the signal between each other through the air. In a Jersey house with granite walls and thick floors, that's exactly the thing defeating them: each hop is weaker than the last, and by the third unit there's very little left. We wire each access point back to a central switch instead, so every one of them starts at full strength. It's the single biggest reason professionally installed WiFi holds up where a box from a shop doesn't.
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Sorted, then kept sorted
Guest WiFi for visitors that doesn't hand over your main password. Parental controls for the family. A firewall doing its job quietly underneath. And remote monitoring, so if something falls over we usually know before you do, and can often fix it without coming out at all.
Under the surface
What a proper network is made of
Good WiFi isn't a better router. It's three things done properly: enough access points in the right places, a switch to run them from, and real cable in the walls tying it together. Get those right and the WiFi simply works.
A switch at the heart
A managed switch feeds and powers every access point and camera down one cable each: the tidy, reliable centre the whole network runs from.
Real cable in the walls
Structured cabling run and tested to each point, so the important things are wired and only the devices that must be wireless are. Best done during a build or renovation.
In plain terms
What we do
- Full WiFi survey of the property, indoors and out
- New installations, from a single-room fix to a whole estate
- Health checks: diagnosing dropouts, interference and dead zones
- Ethernet cabling, installed and properly tested
- Upgrades to routers, switches and access points
- Guest networks, parental controls and firewall setup
- Remote monitoring, so faults are usually caught before you notice
- Ongoing support contracts and remote management
The kit we install
We'll spec what your property needs after the survey. A cottage and a farmhouse need very different things. This is the range we build on.
- UniFi U7 Pro
- A WiFi 7 access point covering the 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands. The workhorse for indoor coverage, wired back to the switch, positioned by survey rather than guesswork.
- UniFi Dream Router 7
- An all-in-one WiFi 7 router running UniFi OS. Suits smaller properties, and acts as the brain of the network in larger ones.
- UniFi U7 Outdoor
- A weatherproof WiFi 7 access point for terraces, gardens, pool houses, stables and outbuildings, anywhere the signal has to leave the building.
For wifi & networks we work with the platforms we trust most:
Ubiquiti
Where we've done it
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Good to know
Questions people ask
Yes. We survey the property and design coverage that reaches every corner, indoors and out.
No. We're not an internet provider. You keep your existing broadband; we make sure it actually reaches the whole house. If the line coming in is the real problem, we'll tell you that too.
Common in older stone properties. Mesh units pass the signal between each other over the air, so thick walls defeat them. We wire each access point back to the rack instead, which is what makes coverage hold.
No. A properly designed network is worth having on its own merits, and it's also the ideal first step for any Jersey home that might later add automation, cinema or cameras.
Let's get your WiFi sorted.
Tell us where it drops out. Most homes we can survey in a single visit.