Choose a starting point

One visit.
A useful next step.

These are labor prices within 15 miles of Maple Crossing. We confirm compatibility and the scope before agreeing on a time.

Wi-Fi check & tune

Up to 75 minutes to compare the connection by the router and in problem rooms, adjust placement or settings, and leave a written next step. Equipment is extra.

$120per visit

Mesh setup

Up to two hours to place and connect up to three customer-supplied mesh points, reconnect your everyday devices and try the rooms together. Equipment is extra.

$195per visit

Doorbell camera setup

Up to 90 minutes for one compatible battery or existing-wire doorbell, phone setup and a practice ring. Device and any provider subscription are extra; new wiring is not included.

$145per visit

Smart lock setup

Up to 90 minutes for one compatible replacement lock on a door that closes properly, plus phone setup and practice. Lock is extra; door repairs and new holes are not included.

$155per visit

Equipment is your choice.

We can suggest the kind of equipment that fits your home after checking what you already own. You approve any purchase; it is not included in the visit price. Device providers may charge for optional features, which we explain before setup.

More time or a different trade?

Extra time is $45 per half hour, only with your agreement. Applicable sales tax is listed separately. New electrical wiring, door repairs and internet-provider work are outside these visits; we explain what needs attention before installation goes ahead.

A couple of common questions

Will a mesh system fix every dead spot?

Not always. Thick walls, distance and the incoming internet connection can limit the result. We first check the connection and try placement changes; we do not promise a speed or coverage result before seeing the home.

Can you install a device I already bought?

Usually, if it suits the door, wiring and connection. Tell us the device type and model in the request. We confirm what fits before the visit rather than opening the box and hoping.

Which part needs a hand?

An ordinary description is enough: “calls drop at the kitchen table” is useful.

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