Perth HillsTechnology help for Perth Hills businesses

I’m based in the Hills, and I work with businesses from Kalamunda to Mundaring and Roleystone.

Dylan's four-wheel drive with the Leahy & Co logo on the door, fitted with a radio antenna, roof rack and spotlights, parked on a bush track

What’s different up here

Every property’s connection is different

On one road you can find NBN fixed wireless, satellite, Starlink and a mobile signal that drops out in the valley. The right setup starts with what’s actually available at your address.

Buildings are far apart

A house, a shed, an office, a packing shed and a cellar door, sometimes hundreds of metres apart. Linking them properly is a networking job in itself.

Storms and bushfire season

Outages are part of life up here. A second connection, battery backup on the network gear, and systems that cope with being offline matter more than in the suburbs.

Distance

Coming out to the property is normal, not a special request. Most jobs start with a visit.

Where I work

Businesses across the Hills, from the scarp out to Chidlow.

Kalamunda side

Kalamunda, Lesmurdie, Gooseberry Hill, Walliston, Bickley, Carmel and Pickering Brook.

Mundaring side

Mundaring, Darlington, Glen Forrest, Mahogany Creek, Sawyers Valley, Parkerville, Stoneville, Mount Helena and Chidlow.

Roleystone side

Roleystone, Karragullen and Bedfordale.

Somewhere nearby that isn’t listed? Ask.

How on-site visits work

Most jobs start with a free chat by the form or email. If it needs a look, I come out, walk the property and see the setup. Then you get a written quote before any work starts.

Who I work with

Orchards and farms, wineries and cellar doors, cafes, B&Bs and tourism, trades and builders, clinics and allied health, shops, and small professional offices. Usually one to fifty people, and nobody whose job is IT.

Tell me what’s going on

A free chat about the problem, then a written quote before any work starts.