Gallis Networks

FARMS / RURAL PROPERTIES / HOMES / BUSINESSES

Resilient
networking.

Across the fields. Between the buildings.
A plan that brings your property together.

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HEREFORD & SURROUNDING AREA
REMOTE SERVICES ACROSS THE UKPROPERTY / CONNECTIONS / POSSIBILITIES
Illustrative rural property with a farmhouse, workshop and outbuildings
CONNECTED THINKING / PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS

CONNECT

One property.
A connected plan.

From internet access and security to cameras and smart devices, start with how your property needs to work. Then bring the right pieces together.

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02 / BESPOKE SERVICES

Connected technology.
Considered solutions.

Explore the areas we work with. Every enquiry starts with your requirements, then a clear conversation about scope and delivery.

Networking Cybersecurity Cameras & CCTV IoT & smart homes Drones Starlink Websites Solutions architecture
Ethernet cables connected to network equipment
NETWORKING / GALLIS NETWORKS

01 / NETWORKING

A connection that works
where you need it.

From the farmhouse to the office, a network should support the way you use the space. Start with coverage, connected devices and the buildings involved.

Wi-Fi & coverage
Work through dead spots, busy areas and the devices that need a dependable connection.
Building-to-building links
Explore how to connect a workshop, barn or separate office, taking distance and the surroundings into account.
Network design
Bring wired and wireless connections together in a plan that can develop with your needs.
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Person working at a laptop and computer screens
CYBERSECURITY / GALLIS NETWORKS

02 / CYBERSECURITY

Protect the connections
you depend on.

Security starts with understanding what you have, who can access it and where improvements will make the biggest difference.

Network security
Discuss firewall rules, network separation and how devices connect to business systems.
Access & configuration
Review the questions around user access, remote connections and secure settings.
Practical priorities
Work towards a clear set of improvements matched to the systems you use and the risks you need to address.
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Camera and connected smart-home devices
CAMERAS & CCTV / GALLIS NETWORKS

03 / CAMERAS & CCTV

A clearer view of
what matters.

Think beyond the camera itself. Coverage, connectivity, recording and access all need to work together for a useful system.

Coverage planning
Consider entrances, outbuildings and the areas you want to see, including lighting and available viewpoints.
Connectivity & recording
Discuss how cameras connect, where footage is stored and how the system fits your network.
Viewing & access
Consider who needs access, how they will view the cameras and how to keep that access controlled.
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Real smart-home camera, plug, light bulb and phone
IOT & SMART HOMES / GALLIS NETWORKS

04 / IOT & SMART HOMES

Connected devices.
A joined-up plan.

Sensors, controls and smart devices are most useful when they fit the wider system. Explore connected technology for farms, properties and homes.

Farm & property sensors
Discuss what you want to measure or monitor and the connection each device will need.
Smart-home technology
Explore how lighting, controls and other compatible devices could work together.
Integration planning
Consider compatibility, power, data access and ongoing management before adding equipment.
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Drone equipment viewed from above
DRONES / GALLIS NETWORKS

05 / DRONES

See the bigger picture.
Plan the right approach.

Aerial imagery can bring a different perspective to a property or project. Start with the purpose, the location and the information you need.

Aerial imagery
Discuss the views and visual material you need for your land, property or business.
Property & infrastructure
Explore whether aerial observation would help you understand a site or document an area of interest.
Project suitability
Any proposed flight work needs its scope, site permissions, conditions and operational requirements confirmed first.
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WEBSITES / GALLIS NETWORKS

07 / WEBSITES

Bring your business
online. Make it yours.

Give customers a clear introduction to what you do and an easy way to get in touch. A new website or a considered update can make the next step easier.

New websites
Present your business, services and contact information in a clear, mobile-friendly design.
Existing website updates
Refresh content, improve navigation and tidy the parts of your website that are getting in the way.
Customer enquiries
Build a straightforward route from someone discovering your business to telling you what they need.
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Connected server and network racks
SOLUTIONS ARCHITECTURE / GALLIS NETWORKS

08 / SOLUTIONS ARCHITECTURE

Make the individual parts
work as one.

A good technology decision looks beyond a single device or platform. Bring the requirements, dependencies and next steps into one practical plan.

Understand the requirement
Define what the system needs to achieve, who uses it and which constraints matter.
Connect the pieces
Consider networks, security, devices and digital systems together rather than in isolation.
Plan the next step
Compare options and identify the priorities, dependencies and delivery arrangements for the project.
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Not sure where to start? Tell us what you want to achieve. We’ll work through the options with you.

01 / WHO WE HELP

Rural by focus.
Built around you.

A working farm, an independent business or a place to call home. Tell us what you want to connect, protect or improve.

01

FARMS & RURAL BUSINESSES

Bring your business
online.

From a clearer online presence to the connections behind your operation. Explore websites, farm networks and connected technology that fit your business.

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02

SOLE TRADERS & SMALL BUSINESSES

Make your next
step a small one.

You don’t need a large project to make a useful change. Start with a simple website, clearer business information or a specific update you have been putting off.

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03

HOMES & RURAL PROPERTIES

Make your property
work together.

Wi-Fi, cameras and smart devices all rely on a sensible foundation. Talk to us about your property, what you already use and what you would like to improve.

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A PRACTICAL START

What would make
the biggest difference?

Start with the problem you want to solve. We’ll discuss what is practical, what needs checking and the right scope for your project.

01 / YOUR WEBSITE

A clearer presence online.

For a new business website or an existing site that needs clearer content, easier navigation or a better mobile experience.

  • Review your pages, content and customer journey
  • Agree the pages and functionality you need
  • Plan the build or updates and handover

Domain, email, forms and any ongoing provider costs are discussed separately.

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02 / YOUR WI-FI

Find the gaps in your connection.

For rooms, workspaces or outbuildings where the connection struggles or devices keep dropping off.

  • Review symptoms and existing equipment
  • Discuss the layout and where you need coverage
  • Identify practical next steps and any survey needed

An initial remote review cannot replace measurements or a site survey where required.

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03 / YOUR NETWORK

A plan before you buy.

For a growing business, rural property or farm connecting more buildings, devices or services.

  • Map requirements and existing connections
  • Compare equipment and connection options
  • Plan stages, dependencies and resilience needs

Equipment supply, cabling and installation are only included when explicitly agreed.

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04 / YOUR SECURITY

Understand what needs attention.

For practical questions about account access, updates, backups and the separation of business, guest and smart devices.

  • Discuss your current setup and concerns
  • Review the agreed areas of configuration
  • Set out priorities and suggested next steps

This is a scoped review, not a penetration test, certification or guarantee against incidents.

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Every project is quoted for its agreed scope. No fixed package price, booking or on-site availability is assumed.

FARMS & RURAL PROPERTIES

Choose the approach.
Then the equipment.

The right option depends on distances, power, buildings and how much downtime you can tolerate.

Improve what you have.

Look at configuration, placement and compatible additions first. Reuse sound equipment where it meets the requirement.

Trade-off: older equipment may limit coverage, updates or future expansion.

Build a managed system.

Plan equipment that can be monitored and administered consistently, with appropriate separation and recovery arrangements.

Trade-off: greater upfront investment and ongoing maintenance responsibilities.

Upgrade in stages.

Start with the connection or building that matters most, then expand against an agreed plan as your budget allows.

Trade-off: later stages depend on suitable foundations and future equipment availability.

Wireless links, mesh and cabling suit different situations. A Raspberry Pi can support useful applications, but is not a substitute for suitable network equipment.

FARM RECORDS / CONNECTED THINKING

Your farm’s information.
A clearer picture.

Explore farmOS as a way to bring farm planning and records together, with a practical approach to connecting the information you already collect.

farmOS is free, open-source farm-management software. Its API provides a route for integrations; device compatibility and the work needed must be assessed for each project.

  • Start with your records. Identify what you record now, who uses it and what would make daily work easier.
  • Explore useful connections. Assess importing existing information and data from compatible sensors, with suitable checks before it becomes a farm record.
  • Plan for continuity. Agree hosting, access, backups, updates and what happens when the connection is unavailable.
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Start with a suitability discussion. No farmOS installation or live integration is included in this website. Hosting, setup and ongoing support may involve costs, even though the software is free.

Gallis NetworksResilient networking.
From information to useful records
01 / COLLECT

Information from the farm

People & observationsExisting recordsCompatible sensors
02 / CHECK

A planned connection

Check access, format and data quality. Agree what is imported and how.

03 / USE

farmOS

Farm records and planning, shaped around the way you work.

Illustrative workflow — not a live system or a farmOS screen. Sensor connections and imports depend on the agreed implementation.

farmOS is an independent open-source project. Gallis Networks is not presented as an official partner or endorsed provider.

HOW QUOTES WORK

A clear scope.
An agreed next step.

  1. 01 / TELL US

    Describe the problem.

    Tell us about the property or business, what you already use and what you want to change. A budget range is useful if you have one.

  2. 02 / DISCUSS

    Work through the requirements.

    We discuss suitability, ask for any missing information and identify whether a call or further assessment is needed.

  3. 03 / QUOTE

    See what is included.

    Your written quote sets out scope, deliverables, exclusions, costs and any ongoing charges. You can ask questions before deciding.

  4. 04 / AGREE

    Choose an available date.

    Once the work and terms are agreed, we confirm a suitable date or delivery schedule. An enquiry alone does not reserve a booking.

Hereford and beyond

Working with customers in Hereford and the surrounding area, with remote website and technology work across the UK. Scope, suitability and availability are agreed before a booking is made.

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04 / USEFUL TO KNOW

A few questions.
A clearer starting point.

You don’t need to know the technical answer before getting in touch.

Which areas do you cover?

Gallis Networks focuses on Hereford and the surrounding area, with remote support and website work across the UK. Any site visit depends on the work required and agreed availability.

Can I start with one part of a larger project?

Yes. Tell us the wider aim and the immediate priority. We can discuss a sensible starting point and how it should fit with any later work.

Do you work with homes as well as businesses?

Enquiries are welcome from farms, rural properties, residential customers and other businesses. Include the type of property or business so we can understand the setting.

What if I already have equipment or a website?

Tell us what you use now and what you want to improve. Existing equipment, website platforms and access arrangements help determine which options are practical.

How are the scope and cost agreed?

Once enquiries open, start with the enquiry form. We’ll discuss the requirements, any further information needed and the delivery arrangements. Scope, costs and timing are agreed before work begins.

05 / FOLLOW ALONG

Ideas. Updates.
Gallis Networks.

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06 / LET’S TALK

What would you
like to work on?

Tell us what you have in mind. Whether it’s a new website, a connection that needs improving or a wider technology project, we’ll discuss a practical way forward.

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