If the internet works in one room but not another, or keeps cutting out, you do not need to know why before asking for help. I work with homes and small offices. We can look at what you already have before deciding whether to buy anything.

What I can help with

Wi-Fi that is slow or keeps cutting out.
A weak signal in parts of your home.
Setting up a new router or improving an existing setup.
Planning Wi-Fi for a move or renovation.

How it works

Tell me where you have trouble and how you use the internet at home. We can work out whether a visit or remote session makes sense, then discuss changes that fit your space and needs. Some problems also need help from your internet provider.

I offer house calls in San Francisco and during my Washington, DC visits. Some Wi-Fi projects can be handled over Zoom.

See rates and appointment options. New clients can start with a free 15-minute consultation.

My approach

I look for a setup that is practical to live with and maintain. I often recommend Eero systems, but the right choice depends on your home and what you already own.

Common questions

Should I buy a router before we talk? You can wait. I can help you choose if new equipment is needed.

Can you help with the router I already have? Often, yes. Tell me what is not working well, and we can look at the options.

Does it matter who provides my internet? I work with many common providers. Let me know which one you use when you get in touch.

How long does a visit take? Many home setups take one to two hours. Larger homes or more involved problems can take longer.

Can you help before a renovation? Yes. It can help to think about internet coverage while you are planning the work. I can discuss your needs with you and your contractor.

Home Wi‑Fi setup and troubleshooting

What I can help with

How it works

My approach

Common questions

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