Services
WiFi Network Assessment — North Shore & Hills
Sydney brick, concrete and heritage walls kill consumer mesh. Dropouts in the study, buffering on the TV, cameras falling offline. Hills Electrical surveys the house, maps dead zones and designs a UniFi network with wired backhaul — UniFi access points, PoE switching, ethernet to TVs and cameras, discreet install. Roseville based. Third-generation family business.
what we do
WiFi Network Assessment — North Shore & Hills Solutions
How we fix it: Survey the house and map dead zones. Design the UniFi network and choose the access-point count. Install UniFi access points, PoE switching and wired backhaul. Handover: test coverage, explain the setup and leave a written record.
Survey & dead-zone map
UniFi AP design
Wired backhaul + PoE
Handover & written plan
What we install: UniFi access points; a UniFi PoE switch; ethernet to fixed devices such as TVs and cameras; and, when useful, an optional guest SSID, camera VLAN or Starlink. Investment: Most UniFi whole-home installs are $3,500–$6,000. Exact figure after the survey. Who this is for: brick, heritage and concrete homes across the North Shore and Hills. Roseville, Lindfield, Killara, Pymble, Mosman, Chatswood, Castle Hill and West Pennant Hills.
UniFi access points installed discreetly
UniFi PoE switch
Ethernet to fixed devices (TVs and cameras)
Optional guest SSID, camera VLAN or Starlink
Written survey, price and handover
“We recently had Hills Electrical handle all the wiring for our home, and later they also helped upgrade and organise our security system, cameras, and Wi-Fi setup. The team, especially Natalie, Coby Peter, and Mark, were professional, efficient, and communicated clearly throughout the whole process. Everything was done to a high standard and works perfectly. Highly recommend their services.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a WiFi install typically cost?
Most UniFi whole-home installs cost $3,500–$6,000. Exact figure after the survey.
Do you install UniFi?
Yes. We design and install UniFi access points, wired backhaul and PoE switching.
Will mesh always beat brick?
No. Consumer mesh will not always beat brick, concrete or heritage walls; wired backhaul is often the better design.
Can you install WiFi in heritage or concrete homes?
Yes. We survey the building and design access-point locations and cabling around heritage and concrete construction.
Can you hard-wire TVs and cameras?
Yes. We hard-wire TVs and cameras where practical, and can add Starlink when needed. We survey first, then provide a written price. Service suburbs include Roseville, Lindfield, Killara, Pymble, Mosman, Chatswood, Castle Hill and West Pennant Hills.

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