Wi-Fi that just works.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a home network installation cost in Denver?

A managed network with a router, switch, and two or three Wi-Fi access points typically runs $2,500–$6,000 installed. Larger Denver homes with structured Cat6, a full rack, and exterior coverage generally land between $6,000 and $20,000.

Why is my Wi-Fi slow even with fast internet?

Almost always coverage and channel congestion rather than bandwidth. A single consumer router can't cover a 4,000+ square foot Denver home with plaster or brick interior walls. Properly placed, hardwired access points on a managed network fix it far more reliably than a faster internet plan.

Mesh Wi-Fi or hardwired access points — which is better?

Hardwired access points, every time, when we can run cable. Mesh nodes repeat wirelessly and lose roughly half the throughput per hop. We use mesh only in retrofits where a wire genuinely can't be pulled.

Do you run Cat6 and fiber in existing homes?

Yes. We fish Cat6 and fiber through finished walls and ceilings daily, patch and paint behind ourselves, and terminate everything in a labeled rack or enclosure.

Can you set up VLANs and a separate guest network?

Yes. We segment smart-home devices, cameras, work laptops, and guests onto separate VLANs so a compromised device or a bandwidth-hungry guest can't reach or slow the rest of the house.

Do you monitor the network after install?

We offer remote monitoring on the systems we install, so we usually see an ISP outage, an offline access point, or a failing switch before you call us.