Data and network point installation in Tadworth
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, fits one data socket in Tadworth, on The Avenue and by Tadworth station, from the router or cabinet already there.
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Tadworth data socket price
The Avenue and Tadworth station are priced for a single data socket: cable from the router or cabinet already in the house, the faceplate, a test of that wired link, and a short written record. Walton on the Hill is included. The router, computers and a full recable or a new cabinet are outside it.
From £120
Included
- Fitting one data or network wall socket in the room that needs it
- Running network cable from the existing router or cabinet
- Connecting the new faceplate on the wall
- Testing the wired link once the socket is in
- A written record of the work
Ways to pay
- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Bringing a router, a switch, a wifi hub or broadband is not this visit.
- Printers, computers and cameras stay yours to plug in.
- Recabling every floor, or fitting a new cabinet, is quoted as itself.
Data and network point installation across Tadworth
We serve Tadworth from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The Avenue or Tadworth station is booked for a single network point. Cable leaves the router or cabinet already in the house and ends in the room that needs it. The faceplate goes on and the wired link is tested. A written record is left. A router, a switch or a wifi hub is not brought, the whole building is not recabled, and a new cabinet is not installed. Computers and printers that plug into the socket stay yours.
- One socket on The AvenueThe Avenue, Tadworth station and Walton on the Hill get one data socket in the room that needs it. A second room, or a new cabinet, is not added on the day.
- From the router you haveCable leaves the router or cabinet you already have. That router, a switch and the broadband service stay yours. It ends at the new faceplate, rather than recabling every floor.
- Test the linkOnce the faceplate is on, the wired link is tested and a written record is left. Printers and computers are not set up. Walton on the Hill finishes with the socket tested, not with a new network design.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
Trevor BushElectrician- Reviews
- 38
- Rating
- 5.0
- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
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WhatsAppCan you fit one network socket on The Avenue?
Yes. The Avenue, Tadworth station and Walton on the Hill can have one network socket. Cable starts at the router or the cabinet you already own, and that wired link is tried.
Who provides the router?
No. The router, the switch, the wifi hub and the broadband service stay yours. The cable begins at whatever of those is already in the house.
Will you recable the house?
No. The Avenue gets a single socket. Recabling the house, or fitting a new cabinet, is quoted on its own and is not started off the back of that one room.
Do you set up printers?
No. Those plug into the socket and stay your equipment. The test is the wired link, recorded and left by Tadworth station or in Walton on the Hill.
Where does the cable begin?
At the existing router or cabinet. If you know which room the socket must serve, say so before we leave Banstead. We do not guess a second outlet.