Needs Assessment: Understanding the client's current and future networking requirements, including the number of users, devices, bandwidth needs, and security considerations.
Network Architecture Design: Planning the layout and components of the network, including wired and wireless infrastructure, to meet the client's specific needs and budget.
Topology Planning: Determining the most efficient and reliable network topology (e.g., star, mesh) for the environment.
Scalability Planning: Designing networks that can easily accommodate future growth and expansion.

Router Installation and Configuration: Setting up and configuring routers for internet connectivity, network segmentation, and traffic management.
Switch Installation and Configuration: Installing and configuring network switches to facilitate communication between devices within the local network.
Wireless Access Point (AP) Installation and Configuration: Deploying and configuring wireless access points to provide Wi-Fi connectivity throughout a designated area.
Mesh Network Configuration and Installation: Implementing mesh Wi-Fi systems for extended and seamless wireless coverage, especially in larger homes or buildings.
Network Cabling (Ethernet, Fiber Optic): Installing and terminating physical network cables to establish wired connections.
Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) Configuration: Segmenting a physical network into multiple logical networks for improved security and organization.

Firewall Installation and Configuration: Implementing and configuring firewalls to protect the network from unauthorized access and cyber threats.
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS): Setting up systems to monitor network traffic for malicious activity and take preventative measures.
VPN (Virtual Private Network) Setup and Configuration: Establishing secure remote access to the network for employees or for connecting multiple locations.
Wireless Security Configuration: Implementing strong encryption protocols (e.g., WPA3) and access controls for wireless networks.
Network Segmentation: Dividing the network into isolated segments to limit the impact of security breaches.

Network Monitoring: Continuously monitoring network performance and identifying potential issues before they cause disruptions.
Troubleshooting and Repair: Diagnosing and resolving network connectivity problems, performance bottlenecks, and other network-related issues.
Firmware Updates and Patch Management: Ensuring network devices are running the latest and most secure firmware.
Network Optimization: Fine-tuning network settings to improve performance and efficiency.
Network Documentation: Creating and maintaining records of network configurations and layouts.

Specialized Networking Services:

Voice over IP (VoIP) Implementation: Setting up and configuring IP-based phone systems.
Network Storage Solutions (NAS): Implementing and configuring network-attached storage devices for centralized data storage and sharing.
Bandwidth Management: Implementing policies and tools to manage network bandwidth usage.
Guest Network Setup: Configuring separate wireless networks for visitors.