A network you never have to think about.
LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi, firewalls, and cabling built to spec.
Network Design & Infrastructure
Most business networks were never designed. They grew. A switch here, a consumer access point there, a firewall someone set up years ago and nobody has logged into since.
CloudSprint replaces guesswork with a documented design, clean cabling, enterprise gear configured the right way, and a handover package that means you are never dependent on one person’s memory.
Everything on the list. Nothing hidden in an hourly rate.
Design
- Site survey and requirements workshop
- Network architecture with VLANs, segmentation, and redundancy where it pays off
- Predictive and on-site Wi-Fi surveys with heat maps
- Bill of materials with options at two or three price points
Build
- Structured cabling, racks, patch panels, and labeling to TIA standards
- Switching, routing, and firewall deployment (Cisco, HP Aruba, Dell, Palo Alto Networks)
- SD-WAN and multi-site connectivity with ISP failover
- Server room and small data center fit-out: power, cooling, UPS
Operate
- As-built documentation and diagrams you actually own
- Network audits and health checks for existing environments
- Ongoing monitoring under a managed IT agreement
How we deliver network design & infrastructure
- 01
Survey
We walk the site, measure RF, count drops, and interview the people who use the network every day.
- 02
Design
You get a diagram, a bill of materials, and a plain-language explanation of every choice.
- 03
Build
Cabling, hardware, and configuration go in on a schedule that does not interrupt your operations.
- 04
Hand over
We test every port and access point, deliver as-built docs, and train whoever will look after it day to day.
Proven platforms, chosen for your needs.
- Cisco and Cisco Meraki
- HP Aruba switching and wireless
- Dell PowerSwitch and servers
- Palo Alto Networks firewalls
- Ekahau for Wi-Fi surveys
What this looks like in practice.
Frequently asked questions
Do you do the physical cabling or just the design?
Both. We run and terminate structured cabling with our own crew and licensed low-voltage partners, then install and configure the active gear on top of it.
Which brands do you work with?
Cisco, HP Aruba, Dell, and Palo Alto Networks most often. We recommend based on your budget and support needs, not on who pays us the highest margin.
How long does a new office network take?
A 50-person office typically runs three to five weeks from survey to handover, with cabling as the long pole. Multi-site or plant environments take longer and we phase them.
Can you fix our existing network instead of replacing it?
Usually. A network audit tells us what to keep. Most environments need better segmentation, firmware, and documentation more than they need new hardware.
Do you support us after the build?
Yes. Every build includes a 30-day warranty period, and most clients move the network under a managed IT agreement for ongoing monitoring.
Ready to move faster?
Start with a free network and security assessment. We will tell you what is working, what is at risk, and what to fix first.