Yes. Dedicated connectivity options can be backed by service level agreements (SLAs) for availability and performance. We’ll recommend the right service type based on your uptime requirements, location, and usage.

It depends on your location, required speeds, and how critical uptime is. Fibre is typically preferred for performance and reliability, cable is a cost-effective option for many small-to-mid sized organizations, DSL can be viable in wider/remote areas, and point-to-point wireless can be a strong alternative where wired infrastructure is limited.

Yes. Static IPs can be included depending on the service type and your needs. Static IPs are often used for VPNs, hosted services, remote access, firewall policies, and other business applications that benefit from a consistent public IP.

Symmetrical connections provide similar upload and download speeds, which is ideal for cloud apps, VoIP, video meetings, file transfers, and backups. Asymmetrical services offer higher download than upload, which can be cost-effective when most usage is browsing and streaming.

Yes. We can design resilient internet using multiple connections (for example fibre + wireless), configure failover, and help ensure critical systems stay online during an outage or service disruption.

Yes. We can assess your environment, design the network and Wi-Fi layout, coordinate connectivity, and deploy equipment so you get reliable coverage and performance across your workspace.

Yes. We deliver private connectivity options like dedicated Ethernet circuits for secure, reliable site-to-site networking. This is commonly used for interoffice connectivity, shared systems, and improved performance versus routing everything over the public internet.