Mesh Wi-Fi setup
One network name across the whole house, seamless room-to-room — set up and tuned for your layout.
Estimates are typical residential ranges and assume our standard hourly rate. Because we bill hourly, the final cost depends on how long the job actually takes — it can run higher. A business rate or any active discount may change your price. You'll always get a real quote after diagnosis.
Mesh is the most reliable way to cover a whole home with strong Wi-Fi. We survey your space first, place the nodes where they'll actually help (not just where there's an outlet), and configure one seamless network so your devices roam without dropping. If a wired backhaul run will make it dramatically better, we'll tell you.
A mesh Wi-Fi system uses two or more units that work together as a single network, so your phone hands off seamlessly as you move around the house instead of clinging to one weak signal. It's the right fix for multiple dead zones, a two-story home, or anything over roughly 1,800 square feet — and it keeps one network name everywhere.
What’s included
- Room-by-room signal and speed survey before we place anything
- Mesh node placement tuned to your floor plan
- Single seamless network name with smooth roaming
- Wired backhaul run where it meaningfully improves performance
- Guest network and parental controls if you want them
Common questions
How many mesh units do I need?+
Most homes need two or three. It depends on square footage, walls, and layout — we confirm with a quick on-site survey rather than overselling units you don't need.
Mesh or just a better single router?+
If you have one dead corner, a well-placed single router may be enough. For multiple dead zones or a multi-story home, mesh is the more reliable fix. We'll recommend the cheaper option when it actually works.
Need help with mesh wi-fi?
Pick a slot. We’ll confirm by text and show up to your door.