PC Scientist · Parramatta · Business networks
A practice on a Parramatta tower floor books client meetings back to back, and the glass meeting room is the one place the laptop keeps dropping. Reception has full bars. The partners have stopped trusting the room with anything important.
PC Scientist measures the floor, sets up a private network for practice files and a separate one for visitors, and places access points where the glass and concrete allow. Call 0493 563 381 or ask for a quote in writing.
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Business networks · Parramatta
Tower suites in the city centre and street-level offices in Harris Park and Granville share crowded airwaves and plenty of glass. We test the rooms your team relies on, then split staff and visitor traffic and position the gear to suit.
Tower and street offices in Parramatta and North Parramatta, restaurants and clinics in Harris Park, shopfronts across Granville and Merrylands, and warehouses down at Camellia are part of our regular visits. Each premises gets a signal reading in the rooms that matter before any mesh or access point is recommended.
Why Business networks calls us
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Presentations stalling in the glass room, client folders slow to open, visitors on the same network as the partners. For a home connection, see Wi-Fi and network help.
When the meeting room fails mid-call, a Parramatta practice loses time it planned to bill and goodwill it worked hard for.
Clients in reception join a guest network, so practice records, the accounts system and staff laptops stay out of view.
Shared printers, office storage and workstations given steady settings, so they still show up after a weekend shutdown or update.
Access points positioned from readings across partitions and fit-out walls, rather than relying on one router near reception.
A written plan and figure first, so partners can approve the spend with the reasoning in front of them.
What we help with
Full lists inside each card, or see the Technology Services Hub.
Computer Repair Scientist
Slow or crashing PCs, repairs and upgrades.
Computer Support Scientist
Devices that will not connect, like PC to printer.
Network Scientist
Wi-Fi, mesh, NBN and dead zones.
Cybersecurity Scientist
Scams, malware and safer accounts.
Security Camera Scientist
Planned, installed, on your phone.
Email Systems Scientist
Microsoft 365, Gmail and domains.
Data Recovery Scientist
Lost files, failing drives, backups.
Device Setup Scientist
New devices, plus printer fixes.
Custom PC Build Scientist
Gaming and performance PCs.
Web Design Scientist
Small business websites.
Business IT and projects
Offices, shops, tradies and projects.
Procurement Scientist
Sourced, delivered and set up.
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0493 563 381The visit
Which rooms fail, at what time, and on which devices.
Tests show whether the fault is in your suite or the incoming service.
Settings, new placement, mesh or cabling, with the figure signed off first.
Two fixed-price options
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$190
If it's not urgent
If it can't wait
$207
When available
Peace of mind
If we cannot get the agreed work done under our terms, you do not pay that service fee.
We will be straight with you first. You decide.
Read the Terms & ConditionsHow to start
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You see the price. If you agree, we lock a date that suits.
That's the visit. We work through your list on the day.
If this is not the job
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FAQ
Glass walls, concrete cores and dozens of neighbouring networks all compete with your signal, and a single router near reception rarely reaches the far rooms well.
We measure each room, then suggest access points or a cable run where the readings show the gap.
Yes. Many tower and shared buildings ask for approval before cable is run or equipment is mounted.
We explain what is needed in plain terms so you can pass it on, and we plan the install around any access times the building sets.
Yes. A guest network gives visitors internet access with no route to shared folders, printers or staff laptops.
For practices holding personal or financial records, that separation is one of the most useful changes you can make, and it often works with the equipment you already have.
Your internet provider, where the modem and any network cabinet sit, which rooms drop out, and a rough floor plan if you have one.
A couple of photos of the comms cupboard help us bring the right equipment, so the visit is spent fixing rather than fetching.
