Dash Curve Homes & Property

Home networking and property technology, properly planned.

Whole-home Wi-Fi, resilient internet, cameras, outbuildings and smart systems for family homes, new builds, holiday rentals and rural properties.

A connected property Carrier to room

Available services

  • Fixed lineNBN · fibre
  • Mobile5G · LTE
  • SatelliteStarlink

Network core

Choose, fail over or bond.

Gateway · switching · power protection

Latency-aware · resilient

Connected zones

01HomeWhole-home Wi-Fi
02OutbuildingsWireless or fibre links
03PerimeterCameras · gates · sensors
04LivingAV · automation · work
The connection, network core and every zone planned together—inside, outside and across the property.

What we plan & support

Business-grade thinking, sized for the property.

The same disciplined approach used for workplaces, adapted for how a household, rental or rural property actually needs to function.

01

Whole-home Wi-Fi

UniFi Wi-Fi planned around the floor plan, construction and outdoor areas—not one router expected to do everything.

02

NBN, 5G & Starlink

The best available connection for the address, with practical failover where staying online matters.

03

Sheds & outbuildings

Point-to-point wireless or fibre links that extend reliable internet to a shed, studio or second dwelling.

04

Cameras, intercoms & access

Systems selected around coverage, recording, integration and long-term support, without tying the design to a single brand.

05

Smart homes

Home Assistant, lighting, climate, blinds and sensors planned to work together without unnecessary cloud dependence.

06

Holiday rentals

Dependable guest Wi-Fi, smart access, exterior cameras and remote visibility for owners and managers.

07

Rural sensors

Weather, rainfall, tanks, gates and property alerts brought into a clear view on your phone.

08

Home cinema & audio

Independent planning for screen size, speaker placement, acoustics, cabling and equipment.

09

Home office & family tech

A home office that behaves like a real workplace and household technology people can actually rely on.

New builds & renovations

Plan the technology before the plaster goes on.

Working with you, the builder and the electrician at frame stage makes cabling, coverage, cameras and AV easier to deliver—and easier to keep tidy.

Discuss a new build
  1. Data points and Wi-Fi access point positions
  2. A proper communications cupboard, not a router in the hallway
  3. Camera, doorbell and gate positions
  4. TV, speaker and home-cinema cabling
  5. Outdoor, pool, shed and outbuilding coverage
  6. Smart-home ready wiring and a plan the electrician can follow

Home cinema & audio

Great sound starts with the room, not the receiver.

Independent planning for media rooms, dedicated cinemas and multi-room audio—from someone who genuinely enjoys the detail.

01

Room and layout

Viewing distance, screen size, seating and speaker geometry considered together.

02

Wiring before equipment

Cabling, power, ventilation and future access planned while changes are still practical.

03

Acoustics that help

Useful treatment and placement advice without turning the room into a showroom cliché.

04

Advice for the real budget

Prioritise the parts that change the experience and avoid spending where it adds little.

How it works

Visit. Plan. Install. Support.

Start with the property and how people use it. Then design the system, explain the choices and install it cleanly.

  1. 01

    Visit

    Walk through the property, understand the problem and inspect what is already there.

  2. 02

    Plan

    Map coverage, connections, device locations and the practical constraints.

  3. 03

    Install

    Coordinate equipment and trades, configure the system and explain how it works.

  4. 04

    Support

    Stay available for changes, troubleshooting and the next stage of the property.

Start a conversation

Planning a property project or trying to solve unreliable home technology?

Tell us about the property, the location and what needs to work better. We will start with the practical questions.