If the Wi-Fi drops in the back bedroom, the patio or the garage office, a better router alone usually won't fix it. We look at where the signal is coming from, what is in the way, and how the house is built, then set up a network that covers the whole property.
Mesh and wired access points
For many homes a good mesh system is enough. For larger homes, stucco and plaster walls, or detached rooms, wired access points connected back to the router give much better coverage. We'll recommend what fits and run the cable if it's needed.
Set up properly
We configure the router and access points, secure the network, set up a guest network, and connect your TVs, streaming devices and smart-home gear so everything works together.
Small offices
We set up reliable networks for small offices and shops — wired desks, Wi-Fi for staff and guests, and a tidy equipment rack — so the business isn't held up by connection problems.