Poor signal at home
Work out why WiFi fades before spending on more equipment
A dead spot may be caused by distance, walls, router position or the way existing mesh equipment communicates. The useful fix is the one that suits the house, whether that means configuration changes, a better mesh layout or taking a wired connection to an access point.
- Identify weak coverage areas
- Mesh setup and troubleshooting
- Access point installation
- Wired options for difficult locations
Sockets and extensions
Repair telephone points and change internal wiring to suit the room
Old extensions can develop faults or simply become inconvenient after furniture, broadband equipment or the use of a room changes. Internal telephone sockets and cabling can be tested, repaired, moved or added where appropriate.
- Faulty telephone extensions
- Socket repairs and moves
- Additional internal points
- Rewires and VoIP-related alterations
Reliable wired connections
Add Ethernet for equipment that should not depend on WiFi
Home offices, TVs, consoles and access points can benefit from a direct network connection. Suitable Cat5e or Cat6 cable routes can be installed and terminated into proper network outlets.
- Ethernet to home offices
- Cat5e and Cat6 cable runs
- Network wall outlets
- Existing cable testing