Long-range Wi-Fi and multi-building connectivity.
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless networking to share your internet connection between buildings and across outdoor areas — designed properly, with line of sight, distance and terrain in mind, not just a stronger router.
Reaching the building the router can't.
A Wi-Fi extender rebroadcasts an already-weak signal and loses most of the speed in the process. When the destination is a separate building, a gate at the end of a track, or a workshop hundreds of metres away, extending Wi-Fi is not the answer — a proper wireless link is.
Main house to casita
Carrying the connection to a separate building at full speed.
Villa to guest house
Reliable connectivity for guest or rental accommodation.
Reception to holiday accommodation
Distributing internet across multiple rental units.
House to gate
Reaching a gate, entrance or intercom at the boundary.
House to pool or terrace
Outdoor connectivity for leisure areas away from the main building.
House to workshop or barn
Connectivity for outbuildings, workshops and agricultural use.
Wireless links, designed as a network.
We design point-to-point bridges for a single distant building and point-to-multipoint links when several buildings need to share one connection — combined with outdoor access points and switching so the connection lands properly at each end.
Point-to-point wireless bridges
Dedicated links carrying your connection at full speed to one distant building.
Point-to-multipoint distribution
Sharing one connection across several buildings from a central source.
Outdoor access points at each end
Weather-rated Wi-Fi so the connection is usable where it lands.
Managed switching
Cabled distribution within each building once the link arrives.
Starlink or broadband as the source
The incoming connection that feeds the long-range link.
Full-speed links, not repeaters
A bridge carries the connection; it doesn't rebroadcast and degrade it.
Line of sight, distance, terrain and mounting.
There is a real difference between extending Wi-Fi and designing a point-to-point network. A properly designed wireless bridge needs a clear line of sight, the right mounting height, the correct hardware for the distance, and an understanding of the terrain and interference at the site. Get any of those wrong and the link is slow, unreliable or doesn't work at all.
We assess the path between buildings — the distance, the obstructions, the mounting options and the interference — before specifying hardware. We regularly design links spanning hundreds of metres, and where the site allows, approximately 500 metres to 1 kilometre or more. We won't promise a speed or range the site can't deliver; we'll design what actually works.
- Line of sight assessed before any hardware is chosen
- Mounting height and terrain factored into the design
- Point-to-point for one building, point-to-multipoint for several
- Links of hundreds of metres, and ~500 m to 1 km where the site allows
Connectivity between buildings, whatever the property.
Residential properties
House to casita, guest house, gate or pool.
Rural businesses
Office to workshop, yard or outbuilding.
Holiday accommodation
Reception to multiple rental units.
Agricultural properties
Coverage across barns, workshops and land.
Long-range links across southern and eastern Spain
We design point-to-point and multi-building networks across Andalucía and the Region of Murcia — including the large-plot rural properties where buildings sit furthest apart. Share your details and we will confirm what's possible at your site.
Long-range Wi-Fi questions, answered.
Can you connect buildings hundreds of metres apart?
Can internet be sent to a separate casita or outbuilding?
What is the difference between a Wi-Fi extender and a point-to-point link?
How far can a wireless link reach?
Do I need line of sight between the buildings?
Request a long-range Wi-Fi assessment
Tell us about the buildings, the distances and where you need connectivity. We will assess the path and design a link that works.