Most WiFi problems aren’t a bad router — they’re a coverage design problem nobody solved before the access points went up. We survey first, design second, install third.
Full-floor coverage designed around your actual building, not a rule of thumb applied blind.
Wireless coverage that accounts for metal racking and structural interference most office-grade designs ignore.
High-density coverage for classrooms and halls where hundreds of devices connect at once.
Indicative ranges, supplied and installed. Every project is scoped individually — this is a starting point for budgeting, not a quote.
| Configuration | Typical use | From |
|---|---|---|
| Wireless site survey & design | Per site | £450 +VAT |
| Access point supply & install | Per AP, PoE-powered | £250 +VAT |
| PoE switch & AP bundle | Small office, 4–6 APs | £1,650 +VAT |
| WiFi 6E/7 upgrade | Per AP, high-density sites | £395 +VAT |
Public sector and education purchase orders accepted.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 0845 095 3600 or email info@efficient-is.co.uk — we’ll give you a straight answer, not a sales script.
Site survey or environment review, requirements gathering, budget options.
A specification matched to your actual requirement, not the biggest number on a spec sheet.
Delivered by our engineers in Scotland, or a vetted local partner, anywhere in the UK — tested and commissioned before we call it done.
Documentation, formal handover, hands-on training, and optional ongoing management — it@efficient-is.co.uk.
As a starting rule of thumb, one access point covers roughly 2,500–3,000 sq ft of typical office space — fewer in open-plan areas, more where partitions or dense client counts reduce range. A proper site survey gives an exact figure rather than a guess.
For most 2026 office deployments, WiFi 6 remains the pragmatic default — it works with every existing device and costs meaningfully less than 6E or 7. WiFi 6E/7 earns its premium in high-density environments with genuinely 6GHz-capable client devices.
Often yes — higher-end WiFi 7 access points can require PoE++ power delivery and Cat6A cabling to perform properly, which is worth checking before ordering hardware rather than after.
Tell us the environment and the outcome you need — we’ll tell you what’s realistic.
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