Data and network point installation in Wallington
A data point in Wallington ends at the router that dwelling already uses. A flat over a Woodcote Road shop is not cabled into the shop's network.
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What a Wallington data point includes
One faceplate, cabled to the router this home already uses, is this price. Any further faceplate is added to the count before the drum is opened. A new power circuit is not part of this point.
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
- Buying another router sits outside this point.
- Power sockets in an extension are a different circuit.
- Swapping the consumer unit sits outside this data point.
Data and network point installation across Wallington
We serve Wallington from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The faceplate runs to the router already in the dwelling, and the link is tested. A flat over a Woodcote Road shop stays on the flat's own router. The shop's network is not used, and the incoming supply the two share is not a data link. An extension around Holy Trinity gets a point only when that room was named. Tired power cable met on the way is noted and left for its own visit.
- Finish at the router already thereThe new faceplate runs to the router that home already has. No extra router is brought, and rooms left off the list stay without a faceplate.
- Keep the flat off the shop networkFlats on Woodcote Road are not patched into the shop. The shared incoming power supply is not treated as a data cable.
- Leave power faults for their own visitA wiring fault met during the run is written down. It does not become an inspection or a new board for a wide road extension.
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Do you replace the router?
No. The faceplate finishes at the router the home already uses. If there is no router, there is nowhere for the cable to end.
Can a flat use the shop's network?
No. The flat over a Woodcote Road shop keeps its own router. The shop is not a data source for the flat.
Will every room in a villa extension be cabled?
Only the point that was named. Houses on Clifton Road and Belmont Road are not given a point in every room because the installation is long.
What if a power fault shows up?
It is noted and left alone. This data point does not turn into a board change or a landlord certificate for the flat.
Is a Roundshaw house fully cabled on this visit?
No. Homes rebuilt from 1998 get the faceplates on the list. Further rooms are counted before any cable is cut.
