Network and Wi-Fi planning
Where the access points go, what the router actually needs to do, and why the far bedroom has no signal. We plan for the building you have, not the floor plan on the box.
Plain-language guidance on what to buy, what to keep, and what's quietly putting you at risk. You get a recommendation you can act on, not a sales pitch for something you don't need.
Advice you can act on
A written recommendation, in the order that matters, with what each part costs.
Consulting work tends to land in the same handful of places. Any of these can be a single conversation or a standing arrangement.
Where the access points go, what the router actually needs to do, and why the far bedroom has no signal. We plan for the building you have, not the floor plan on the box.
A walk through your accounts, backups, updates, and network exposure, with a written list of what to fix in the order that matters. Every job gets a security check at no extra charge.
What is being backed up, where it goes, and whether it would actually restore. Most people find out the answer is no at the worst possible moment.
What to buy, what to skip, and what you already own that's fine for another two years. We don't resell anything, so the advice isn't shaped by a margin.
Whether the quote you were given is reasonable, whether the service does what the sales page says, and what it costs you to leave later.
For small businesses, a scheduled look at the same things every quarter, so problems get found before they become outages.
Send a message describing the setup and what you're trying to decide, with as much detail as you have.
We look at what you actually have, on site or remotely, and find where the real constraints are.
You get the recommendation and the cost in writing before any work begins.
We carry it out, or hand you a plan you can carry out yourself. Either is a fine outcome.
A repair often turns up a network problem, and a new installation usually starts as a consultation. Same point of contact either way.
Hardware and software both. Diagnostics first, then a quote, then the fix.
More on computer repairNew equipment set up properly the first time, cabled cleanly and documented.
More on installationRates, service area, the FAQ, and the contact form all live on the main page.
Back to the homepageOn-site visits across Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland counties. Remote support works anywhere, and plenty of problems never need a house call at all. There is no travel charge anywhere in Westchester; on-site visits outside it add a flat $50.
Describe the setup and what's bothering you about it. We'll tell you what's worth doing.
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