Signal, all the way in.

Cranespark Technologies installs Starlink and fiber, wires the network inside your building, and builds the software your team runs on it. One crew, from the roof to the login screen.

Move your cursor through the strands. Each pulse is a packet of light, the way data travels through fiber.

1 of 5  /  The sky

Starlink installation

Low-orbit satellites about 550 km overhead deliver broadband wherever cables don't reach. We check your site for a clear view of the sky, mount the dish, route the cable cleanly and tune the Wi-Fi so every room gets the speed, not just the one by the window.

  • Sky-view survey
  • Roof, wall & pole mounts
  • Whole-site Wi-Fi
  • Backup-line setup

2 of 5  /  The ground

Fiber installation

Light through glass is the fastest, steadiest line you can put in the ground. We trench, duct, splice and terminate fiber, from a single building drop to a campus backbone, and test every link with an OTDR trace before we sign it off.

That's the cable in cross-section. Each fiber is colour-coded to a standard, so a splicer knows which strand is which.

  • Trenching & ducting
  • Fusion splicing
  • FTTH & FTTB drops
  • OTDR testing

3 of 5  /  The building

Network installation

Structured cabling, racks, switches, firewalls and Wi-Fi that reaches every corner. We label every port and document every run, so whoever opens the cabinet next knows exactly what they're looking at.

  • Cat6 / Cat6A cabling
  • Switching & routing
  • Firewalls & VPN
  • Wi-Fi heat-mapping

4 of 5  /  The screen

Software development

Web apps, mobile apps, internal tools and integrations built around how your business actually runs. We design, build, test and ship, then stay on to maintain what we've made.

  • Web & mobile apps
  • Business systems
  • APIs & integrations
  • Ongoing maintenance

5 of 5  /  The cloud

Software as a service

Ready-to-use platforms that we host, secure, update and back up for you. You subscribe and log in; we look after the servers, the patches and the 2 a.m. alerts.

  • Hosted platforms
  • Monthly subscription
  • Automatic backups
  • Updates included

Three numbers behind a fast connection

0km

Starlink satellites fly about 550 km up, roughly 65 times closer than older geostationary satellites. That's why video calls work over them.

0km/s

The speed of light inside glass fiber, about two-thirds of its speed in open space. Nothing else we can put in the ground moves data faster.

0µm

The light-carrying core of a singlemode fiber: about a tenth the width of a human hair, which is why splicing takes a steady hand and a precise machine.

Which connection fits your site?

Answer four questions and we'll size the line you need and suggest how to deliver it.

Where is the site?
What will they do?

0Mbps

You need about this much download speed

Fiber

Starlink 50–250 Mbps, 25–60 ms
Fiber 100 Mbps–10 Gbps, under 10 ms

Typical figures for planning. We confirm real speeds with a site survey.

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When the internet slows down, who do you call?

The internet provider says the line is fine. The cabling contractor says the cabling is fine. The software vendor says it's your network. Meanwhile the ticket bounces for a week and nobody owns the fix.

We installed the dish, the fiber, the switches and the software, so we can trace a fault from one end to the other and fix it ourselves. One number to call, one team accountable, no ticket passed between companies.

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How an installation runs

Five steps, whether it's one Starlink dish on a farmhouse or fiber across a campus.

  1. 1

    Site survey

    We visit, check the sky view for Starlink, map the cable routes and measure what your current connection really delivers.

  2. 2

    Design & quote

    You get a written quote with a drawing of every cable run, rack and access point, so you know what you're paying for.

  3. 3

    Install

    Clean mounts, labelled cables and tidy cabinets, planned around your working hours.

  4. 4

    Test & certify

    Speed tests, a Wi-Fi coverage map and fiber OTDR traces, handed to you in a written report.

  5. 5

    Support

    Monitoring and a direct line to the people who did the work, for the network and the software on it.

Tell us about your site

Tell us where the site is and what you need. We'll reply with next steps and a time to visit.

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