Wi-Fi Upgrades
Dead spots at the back of the house, or Wi-Fi that drops out upstairs? Nine times out of ten it's the in-home Wi-Fi, not your plan. I add access points and sort the coverage so it works in every room.
What's involved
How I do wi-fi upgrades.
- Coverage checked room to room to find the actual dead zones
- Wired access points added so signal reaches the whole house
- Mesh or cabled backhaul depending on the building
- Older double-brick and long homes sorted without tearing walls apart
- Network tuned so devices hand over cleanly as you move around
Where I work
Wi-Fi Upgrades across the North-West.
Based in Burnie and on the road across the coast. These towns have their own local page:
Before you call
Wi-Fi Upgrades questions.
Is it my internet plan or my Wi-Fi that's the problem?
Usually the Wi-Fi. If the speed is fine at the router but poor at the back of the house, adding a wired access point fixes it far better than paying for a bigger plan.
How do I check if it’s my internet or my Wi-Fi?
Easy test: plug a laptop straight into your modem or router with a cable and run a speed test, then run the same test over Wi-Fi in the spot that drops out. If the cabled result is good but the Wi-Fi one is poor, it’s your Wi-Fi coverage — and that’s exactly what I can sort with the right access points.
Do you have to run cables everywhere?
Not always — I'll use a wired access point where I can (it's the most reliable), or mesh where running a cable isn't practical. Either way I aim to keep the house tidy.
Get a free quote
Tell me your suburb and what you're after. I'll get in touch, talk it through, and give you a fair price — no obligation.
Thanks — I'll be in touch.
Your details are with me. Expect a call back within a day, usually sooner.