SimplySecure designs and installs the wired and wireless backbone every other system on your property depends on — structured CAT6/CAT6A and fiber cabling, enterprise switching, and business-grade Wi-Fi — engineered and terminated by our own network engineers, not subcontracted out. A CCTV system, an access control panel, or a VoIP desk phone is only as reliable as the network underneath it, so we build that layer first and certify it before anything else goes live.
A rack full of cables that nobody labeled is a problem waiting for the next person who has to troubleshoot it. We design and terminate every run to TIA/EIA standards, document it, and leave you with a server room that anyone — including a technician who wasn't on the original install — can actually work in.
Cabling is only half the network — the switches and access points on top of it decide whether your CCTV footage streams smoothly, your VoIP calls stay clear, and every device gets onto the right VLAN. We size and configure that layer to handle real traffic, not just pass a day-one demo.
Why Clients Choose Us
Four reasons commercial and residential clients trust SimplySecure to build the network every other system depends on.
Cisco, HPE Aruba, Ubiquiti, and Netgear hardware matched to your building and budget, never locked to one brand.
Sized from day one for the cameras, phones, and door controllers that will actually run on it, not just office laptops.
Every cable run tested, labeled, and handed over with a report — no mystery wiring for the next technician to untangle.
From a single office rack to a multi-building campus rollout, installed and supported on one design standard.
Answers to the questions we hear most about structured cabling, switching, and office Wi-Fi.
CAT6 copper cabling is cost-effective for runs under 90 metres and handles gigabit speeds comfortably — it's what most office desks and access points connect through. Fiber carries signal over much longer distances without loss, so we use it to link separate floors, buildings, or a server room to a distant network cabinet.
Usually, yes. Many buildings already have serviceable cable pathways even if the cabling itself needs replacing. We audit what's in place first and reuse conduits, trunking, and rack space wherever it's still viable, rather than defaulting to a full rebuild.
We phase cutovers floor-by-floor or switch-by-switch and schedule the disruptive work — like a core switch swap — outside business hours, so most offices see zero unplanned downtime during the project.
We survey the actual floor plan and construction materials first, then place and configure access points for consistent coverage and capacity — not just enough signal to pass a walkthrough near the router.
Security is built into the design — VLAN segmentation, guest network isolation, and managed switch access controls are standard on every installation, not an optional add-on.
