From brick homes near the borough core to new construction close to Elizabethtown College, we install networks that cover every room — no dead zones, no guesswork, just a system sized to your actual house.
Elizabethtown's older brick and craftsman homes in the historic borough core create real WiFi dead zones — thick plaster and lath walls block a single router fast. Newer construction out toward Penn Township has more open floor plans but still benefits from a properly placed mesh system given the larger square footage. Either way, we run a site survey before recommending hardware, not a guess.
A consumer router plugged into your modem is a starting point, not a network. Here's what a real installation looks like.
Ceiling or wall-mounted access points placed based on a site survey of your floor plan — not guesswork. In the borough's older brick and craftsman homes, that usually means routing through lath and plaster instead of drywall. Each AP handles dozens of simultaneous devices with MU-MIMO and OFDMA for WiFi 6E performance.
Every access point, wired workstation, and smart TV gets its own dedicated Cat6 run to the network closet or rack. Clean, labeled, and terminated properly. No daisy-chaining, no powerline adapters.
UniFi Dream Machine Pro routers with VLAN segmentation — separate guest WiFi, staff network, and IoT devices each in their own isolated subnet. Ubiquiti PoE switches with full port management and network visibility.
We run a full network diagnostic: speed tests at the modem vs. downstream, channel analysis for 2.4GHz interference, firmware audits, and physical cable checks. Most performance issues come from channel overlap, outdated firmware, or a misplaced router.
Eero Pro 6E and Netgear Orbi mesh systems with wired backhaul for maximum throughput — every node on Cat6, no wireless hop degradation.
Guest network isolation, IoT VLAN, firewall rules, and automatic firmware updates. Your cameras and smart home devices on their own subnet — away from your personal computers.
We work with UniFi, Eero, Orbi, and select consumer mesh systems — chosen for long-term reliability, proper software support, and real performance.
No subcontractors, no guesswork. Here's exactly what happens when you book with us.
We walk your home or business and map dead zones, interference sources, and wiring paths. For larger installs, we use a WiFi analyzer to see exactly where signal drops off.
We spec the number and placement of access points, plan Cat6 runs, and size the switching and routing hardware for your device count and use case.
Cat6 runs pulled, APs mounted and powered via PoE, router and switch racked, all connections terminated and tested. Typically one day for a home, one to two days for a business.
Networks configured, VLANs set up, every AP adopted into the controller, speed tests run at each location. We hand you login credentials and a network map.
Free site assessment. No dead zones guaranteed. Lancaster County, PA.
