Home Networking
If the network is weak, nothing else in the house is strong.
Enterprise-grade Wi-Fi, structured wiring and a rack that is actually labelled. Nine out of ten "the system is broken" calls are really a network problem.
What you actually get.
Specifics, not adjectives. This is the work itself.
Wi-Fi that reaches
Access points placed from a real coverage design — not one router in the basement and hope. Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 throughout.
Structured wiring
Cat6/6A home runs to a central rack. Wireless is convenience; a wire is certainty for anything that matters.
A rack you can read
Every port labelled, every run documented, cooling and power conditioning done properly. The next person to open it will thank us.
Segmentation
Cameras, smart devices, work and guests on separate VLANs, so a cheap sensor cannot see your laptop.
Failover
Optional cellular or secondary WAN so a provider outage does not take the cameras and door locks with it.
Remote monitoring
We watch the network from our side. Most faults are found and fixed before the homeowner has noticed anything.
Installation is the start, not the finish.
Every home networking install is covered by a HomeWRX service plan — remote monitoring, managed firmware, unlimited support and on-site visits from $59 a month. It is the difference between a system that works on handover day and one that still works in five years.
Common questions
For email and one television, often yes. For a house running cameras, streaming, a home office and dozens of connected devices, a provider gateway is the single most common bottleneck we replace.
Not always, but where we can run a wire we will. It removes an entire category of future problem.
Tell us about the house.
A written system design, itemised line by line, before you commit to anything.