WiFi & More Clermont, Florida

Services

From setting up your own gear to designing the whole thing.

Every service below lists what is included and what moves the price. Two of them carry a printed price, because a visit with a fixed scope can have one. The rest are quoted once somebody has measured your building, because a design priced before that is a guess.

For homes

WiFi site survey and home assessment

A measured survey of your home with survey software, room by room, inside and out. It finds where the signal actually fails before anybody buys equipment, so the right gear is ordered ahead of the install day rather than discovered halfway through. Currently $75 for most homes, normally $125, and up to $75 comes off a designed installation. You keep the findings whatever you decide.

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Point to point links for detached buildings

Any building that is not attached to the house gets its connection over the air, from a detached garage thirty feet across the driveway to a workshop on the far side of five acres. A pair of small directional antennas, one aimed at the other, carrying a real connection with nobody digging a trench. This is the wireless answer, and wireless is what we do.

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Whole home wireless design and installation

Nothing bought yet, or replacing what is there. We measure the house, name the exact equipment and where each piece goes, you buy it, and we install and configure it. Typically three to six access points for a large or awkward house. We use the wiring your house already has and reach detached buildings with a point to point link. Priced after the survey, never before it.

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DIY assist setup

You already bought the equipment. In one visit we place it from a meter reading rather than from where there was a free outlet, configure all of it, get your smart home devices onto a network that suits them, and leave you a signal reading for every room. Four flat prices, set by how many access points and how many smart devices the job takes.

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Network remediation and provider equipment replacement

For networks that already exist and already misbehave. We find the actual cause of the dropouts, the buffering, the weak signal at the far end of the house and the video calls that freeze, then fix it, which sometimes means new equipment and sometimes means correcting a configuration or a channel choice on the equipment you already own.

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Camera design, storage sizing, and the network they sit on

We design the camera system and build the network it runs on: where the cameras go, what each one has to identify, how much storage the footage needs, and how the recorder is kept off your main network. Four 4K cameras recording continuously fill roughly 2 terabytes in two weeks, so retention is decided before anything is ordered. Mounting is by a Florida alarm system contractor we bring in.

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IoT and guest network segmentation

Your thermostat, doorbell, robot vacuum, and television do not need to sit on the same network as the laptop holding your tax returns. Segmentation puts them on separate networks with rules between them, so a compromised smart plug cannot reach anything that matters.

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Handover training

A sit down session at the end of the job where you learn how your own network works: how to add a device, change the guest password, reboot the right box in the right order, and read what the app is telling you. Includes written documentation of your network, in plain language, which is yours to keep.

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Monitoring and support plan

An optional monthly plan: $49 for a home, $99 for a business, response by the next business day. The network equipment reports in, so a failed access point or a dropped internet connection is usually noticed before you notice it. Most houses do not need this and the page says who does.

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For business and commercial

WiFi site survey and home assessment

A measured survey of your home with survey software, room by room, inside and out. It finds where the signal actually fails before anybody buys equipment, so the right gear is ordered ahead of the install day rather than discovered halfway through. Currently $75 for most homes, normally $125, and up to $75 comes off a designed installation. You keep the findings whatever you decide.

Details

Point to point links for detached buildings

Any building that is not attached to the house gets its connection over the air, from a detached garage thirty feet across the driveway to a workshop on the far side of five acres. A pair of small directional antennas, one aimed at the other, carrying a real connection with nobody digging a trench. This is the wireless answer, and wireless is what we do.

Details

Network remediation and provider equipment replacement

For networks that already exist and already misbehave. We find the actual cause of the dropouts, the buffering, the weak signal at the far end of the house and the video calls that freeze, then fix it, which sometimes means new equipment and sometimes means correcting a configuration or a channel choice on the equipment you already own.

Details

Camera design, storage sizing, and the network they sit on

We design the camera system and build the network it runs on: where the cameras go, what each one has to identify, how much storage the footage needs, and how the recorder is kept off your main network. Four 4K cameras recording continuously fill roughly 2 terabytes in two weeks, so retention is decided before anything is ordered. Mounting is by a Florida alarm system contractor we bring in.

Details

IoT and guest network segmentation

Your thermostat, doorbell, robot vacuum, and television do not need to sit on the same network as the laptop holding your tax returns. Segmentation puts them on separate networks with rules between them, so a compromised smart plug cannot reach anything that matters.

Details

Business wireless design, 802.1X and RADIUS

Wireless designed for buildings where coverage failures cost money: warehouses with racking that moves, schools with hundreds of devices in one room at the same minute, churches with a full house on Sunday and nobody on Tuesday. Includes 802.1X and RADIUS authentication so staff credentials replace a shared password taped inside a cabinet.

Details

Handover training

A sit down session at the end of the job where you learn how your own network works: how to add a device, change the guest password, reboot the right box in the right order, and read what the app is telling you. Includes written documentation of your network, in plain language, which is yours to keep.

Details

Monitoring and support plan

An optional monthly plan: $49 for a home, $99 for a business, response by the next business day. The network equipment reports in, so a failed access point or a dropped internet connection is usually noticed before you notice it. Most houses do not need this and the page says who does.

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Start with the free consult

Up to thirty minutes, by phone or video, and it costs nothing. We go through what equipment you have now, what the house is doing, and which of the services here actually fits. Often the answer is that you do not need me yet.