What would you like to change?
You do not need to know the technical cause. Tell us where it happens and what you would like to be able to do instead.
What we would check
We compare the connection near the router with the rooms you use and look at a discreet route around the thick walls.
We agree the useful areas and a sensible route with you before quoting the work.
Your next step
Request an assessment without choosing equipment, sending photos or making a payment. We will contact you to agree how to help.
More detail: the questions behind this guide
For readers who want to understand the equipment and installation considerations.
wifi through granite walls
The report uses 35dB attenuation through 500mm granite as an illustrative RF-loss scenario. Granite attenuates radio energy; the report uses 35dB loss through 500mm stone as an illustrative case, not a universal measured value. A Cat6 backbone carries data around the barrier to an access point on the room side; final throughput depends on the incoming service, client, frequency and surveyed building.
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A repeater depends on the radio link it receives; heavy stone attenuation can leave that backhaul inadequate. Granite attenuates radio energy; the report uses 35dB loss through 500mm stone as an illustrative case, not a universal measured value. A Cat6 backbone carries data around the barrier to an access point on the room side; final throughput depends on the incoming service, client, frequency and surveyed building.
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Engineering an external mortar-line Cat6 cable backbone into discreet ceiling APs. Granite attenuates radio energy; the report uses 35dB loss through 500mm stone as an illustrative case, not a universal measured value. A Cat6 backbone carries data around the barrier to an access point on the room side; final throughput depends on the incoming service, client, frequency and surveyed building.
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Agree the required rooms, then record room-by-room coverage and speed checks. Granite attenuates radio energy; the report uses 35dB loss through 500mm stone as an illustrative case, not a universal measured value. A Cat6 backbone carries data around the barrier to an access point on the room side; final throughput depends on the incoming service, client, frequency and surveyed building.
Your questions, answered.
Why does Wi-Fi stop at my granite walls?
We compare the connection near the router with the rooms you use and look at a discreet route around the thick walls.
Do I need to know which equipment to buy?
No. Tell us what is not working or what you want to do. We check your connection, the property and the areas you need before recommending equipment.
Do I need photos to ask for a visit?
No. You can request an assessment without photos. If useful, we can ask for a couple of photos later. Never climb or move equipment to take one.
Will I have to pay before someone looks at the problem?
There is no payment to make an enquiry or for the initial local assessment. We confirm the visit with you, explain suitable options and provide a written quote before you agree to installation.