Five lines of work, one physical layer.

We do not quote from a photograph or a phone call. Someone walks the site, measures the runs, looks inside the panels, and finds out what the building actually does before anything is priced.

What comes back is a scope with the assumptions written down: what we are assuming about access, about existing containment, about power at each position. Assumptions you can read are assumptions you can correct before they become variations.

• Site walk and measured survey before any figure is quoted
• Named equipment with an "or equivalent" specification, so nothing is locked to a single vendor
• Client responsibilities stated explicitly — access, outage windows, escorts, power at each position
• Drawings and test results issued at handover as files you own