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The Problem
Connectivity Designed for Your Home
Streaming, work, security, and automation share the same network. We plan coverage and capacity around your home rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all router.
What TEK-IT Does
What TEK-IT Designs and Installs
Everyday Life
What This Looks Like Every Day
Streaming in Any Room
4K content plays without buffering or drops in every room of the home, including the pool house and guest suite — because every space has a dedicated access point on a wired backbone.
Remote Work and Video Calls
Video calls in the home office don't drop or pixelate. Connection quality is consistent whether you're at your desk, on the patio, or in the kitchen.
Automation Reliability
Lighting control, thermostats, automated shades, security cameras, and door locks all depend on your network. A properly designed network means your home automation works as expected, every time.
Guest Access
Guests connect to a separate Wi-Fi network that provides internet access without exposing your home automation or security systems. Guest access can be time-limited or credential-protected.
Security Camera Performance
High-resolution security cameras generate significant network traffic. A properly designed network handles camera streams without impacting other devices or causing degraded recording quality.
New Construction
New Construction
Plan coverage, wiring, and equipment space while the walls are open. We account for the home, outdoor areas, and detached structures.
- Access-point locations determined from floor plans before framing
- Ethernet home runs to every access point location and key use areas
- Conduit to detached structures during site work
- Equipment room or structured media center sized and ventilated properly
- Coordination with electrician for power at all network equipment locations
Remodels & Existing Homes
Remodels and Existing Homes
We assess existing wiring and coverage, then recommend equipment and access-point placement suited to your home.
Design & Aesthetics
Design and Aesthetic Considerations
Access points are placed for coverage and a discreet appearance. Organized, accessible equipment makes future maintenance simpler.
Part of a Larger System
How It Works With Your Other Systems
Common Questions