Wi-Fi that reaches the whole building
Dead spots, dropped connections, and a network that slows to nothing when everyone is on it.
Signs you need this
- A room where the signal drops no matter what you do
- Video calls that break up in one part of the building but not another
- Wi-Fi that slows down badly once several people are on it
- Devices that connect but keep dropping and reconnecting
- A network still running on whatever the provider installed years ago
What the work involves
Most Wi-Fi complaints are not really about the router. They are about where it is, what is between it and you, and how many things are competing for the same airspace.
Working that out means looking at how the signal actually behaves in the building rather than guessing from the box: which rooms are weak, what is causing it, and whether the fix is placement, better hardware, a second access point, or changing which channels things are using.
Getting the security right matters as much as the coverage. An open or weakly protected wireless network is a way into everything else on it.
In short
No need for the costly installation of network cables throughout your home and business. Setting up your wireless network securely is essential.
What it costs
- Residential
- $125 per hour, one hour minimum.
- Business
- $160 per hour, one hour minimum.
- Coming to you
- $35 on-site fee in the local area. There is no on-site fee for work done remotely.
Common questions
- Will a mesh system fix my dead spots?
- Sometimes. Mesh helps with coverage, but if the problem is interference or a bad location for the main unit, adding more units can make it worse. Worth diagnosing before buying.
- Do I need cables run for this?
- Not always. That is the point of doing it properly. Where a wired connection would genuinely be better we will say so, but plenty of buildings can be covered well without opening walls.
Got a problem like this? Let's get it sorted.
Call (916) 412-7616 or email [email protected]. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.