Install your network while the walls are open.
Fiber-internet is faster than wireless-mesh can handle. Your free plan will mark exactly which cables to install, and where. The the best time to install your network is alongside your electrical.
Installing your network after construction costs more.
The best time to install network cable is during rough-in. After drywall, you pay more for an inferior result.
Save 60% or more on your network cabling
Installing your network after the walls are closed costs about 3x more.
A better network
Cable is ran for Access Points, TVs, and Desktops, and tested before drywall. You get fast Wi-Fi everywhere, not just by the router.
The house is worth more
Equity typically rises 2-3%. The upgrade usually pays for itself.
Your electrician installs the network cabling while there for the electrical.
We mark where the cables go for free, then design a custom system to ensure fast and worry-free connectivity for years to come.
You’ll have that plan within 3 days.
Get the free cabling plan- Where Wireless Access Points go, Indoors and Outside
- What type of cable to run and where
- A plan your electrician can install during rough-in
A Wi-Fi System Your Family Can Count On
A well designed network unlocks the full potential of fiber-internet. The network system is what the household lives with. Plug-and-play network hardware generally costs $1,000 to $5,000.
Whole-property Wi-Fi
The house, the shop, and the yard. Not just near a router in one room.
Stays online in an outage
Backup power keeps the network up when the lights go out.
Security and parental controls
Separate access for the family, guests, and kids.
Ready for what you add later
Smart-home devices have a wire waiting, instead of sharing one Wi-Fi signal.
A year of remote support
Someone to call after move-in. Extend it if you want to keep it.
Cameras (if you want them)
Designed in to save costs and improve reliability, not bolted on after move-in.
You don’t pay another contractor to travel.
A configured system costs less than sending a network
contractor to the job.
One less permit, one less contractor bill.
Your electrician pulls the cable
It goes in during electrical rough-in, while the walls are already open.
Your contractor installs the system
The gear arrives configured, labeled, and tested. The hard part is already done.
We support the install remotely
You do not pay another contractor to travel to the site.
We are happy to come out when necessary.
The house still gets a finished network. We’ll walk the crew through that first install so the next one is straightforward.
Home already built?
We still do existing homes, shops, and properties. We have done retrofits for years and still offer a great value. It takes longer with the sheetrock on, but the result is the same.
See the work. Meet the person you’ll actually talk to.
I post from the shop and the job site — how these systems go together, what outdoor coverage really looks like, and the unglamorous parts of making Wi-Fi work across a whole property.
Get the cable plan before rough-in.
Tell us about the build. We’ll mark where the network cable should go, at no charge.
Get the free cabling planCable plans are ready within 3 days.
