Data & Network Cabling Ferntree Gully
A wired connection in the rooms that need one, and wifi that reaches the back of the house. Home network cabling across Ferntree Gully and the eastern suburbs.
Rated 5/5 based on 60 reviews.
The Modem Is in the Wrong Room and Wifi Won't Fix It
In most houses the modem sits wherever the connection came in, which is often the front bedroom or the garage. Everything past a couple of walls from there gets a weaker signal, and the study or back living area cops the worst of it.
Adding another wifi extender helps a little and adds its own problems. A wired point in the rooms that matter solves it properly.
What we get asked for:
- Ethernet points to a study, office or media room
- Wifi access points to cover the back of the house
- Moving the modem to a more central position
- Cabling to a shed, studio or granny flat
With more people working from home, a connection that drops during a meeting stops being a minor annoyance.
Get A Free QuoteA Network That Holds Up Where You Use It
We run data cabling to the rooms that need a solid connection, terminate it properly at both ends and test each run so you know it performs rather than just being connected.
Where wifi coverage is the issue, a wired access point at the far end of the house works far better than another extender, because it isn't relaying a weak signal.
We can also recable an existing setup, relocate the modem to a better position, or run a link out to a shed or studio.
What we do:
- Work out where wired points will actually help
- Run and conceal data cabling through walls and roof space
- Terminate and test every run
- Install wired wifi access points for better coverage
- Relocate the modem or run cabling to outbuildings
Data and Cabling Work in Our Reviews
- Azzie MHome Owner
Had 3 security cameras installed + connected up the home battery to our local network, and recabled the internet to another port in the house. Highly professional, fast and efficient. Will definitely call them again for more work in future!
Google - Hugh KHome Owner
Jessie from Class Above Electrical did a bunch of electric cabling work at my house, including replacing an old switchboard with a new one. He is friendly, professional, and his work completed is always at a high standard.
Google - Andrew WHome Owner
Jessie arrived exactly when he said he would. Jessie set the Tesla car charger up to our internet and downloaded the app for us and set that up too so we can set charge times and see all the data. Jessie left no mess and did a fantastic job.
Google - Jake HHome Owner
Extremely professional, punctual and has an amazing eye for detail in his trade, his communication was fantastic during the whole process from first call to finishing of job. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for electrical upgrades or work.
Google - Maddison WHome & Business Owner
We’ve used Jessie for both our home and business and have always been very happy with the service. He’s reliable, punctual, communicates well, and provides accurate quotes with no surprises.
Google - John PHome Owner
Jessie was very professional and efficient. Was a pleasure dealing with him. Great job! Easy to communicate with aswell
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Need An Electrician In Ferntree Gully?
Contact us today to speak directly with a licensed electrician. We will discuss your project and arrange a time for a free inspection & quote to get started.
- Phone 0408 874 442
- Address Ferntree Gully
Frequently Asked Questions
For anything that matters, yes. A wired point doesn't drop out when someone streams in the next room, isn't affected by walls, and gives consistent speed. It's the usual fix for a home office that keeps dropping calls.
Usually. We run through roof spaces, wall cavities and under floors wherever we can. Some rooms are harder than others and we'll tell you honestly what's involved before starting.
Generally yes. An extender rebroadcasts an already weak signal, while a wired access point starts with a full strength connection. In a long or double brick house the difference is significant.
Yes. We run properly rated cabling out to sheds, studios and granny flats, either as a wired point or to feed an access point out there. It's a common job as more people work from home.
Yes, where the connection type allows it. Moving the modem more central often improves coverage everywhere at once and can be cheaper than cabling several rooms.

