Rural property connectivity
Internet for farms and acreage.
A farm has more than one building. Sheds, gates and arenas each need their own connection, and a bigger router in the kitchen won't reach them.
- A network set up for Starlink or NBN
- A wireless link when the shed is too far for house Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi planned around the rooms and buildings you use
- Cameras at the stable, gate or driveway
- Backup power (UPS) for the router and cameras
One system, built in stages
Start with the internet connection, then add the shed, stable, arena, gate cameras or guest accommodation when you're ready. You don't have to do it all at once.

The dish only gets internet to one building
Starlink or NBN brings internet to one building. Wi-Fi in the house, a link to the shed and cameras are each separate pieces of work. The Pearcedale, Tooradin and Caldermeade jobs were done that way.

Mark the house, the shed and the gate.
Map your home, shed, stable, office or gate before we quote your network. Drop a pin on each building. We check line of sight and distance on site before we quote, so we can tell whether house Wi-Fi will reach or a building needs its own link.
Example only: House → Stable → Gate