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Network & Wi-Fi Setup in Appleton, WI
Fast, reliable Wi-Fi and a secure network — built right the first time, with a flat price you see before we start.
If your office Wi-Fi drops calls, has dead zones, or runs on a consumer router that needs constant reboots, you're losing time every day. I design and install business-grade Wi-Fi and networks for homes and small offices across Appleton, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh, and Green Bay — the kind that just works and that you stop thinking about.
Every install starts with a site survey to find the dead zones, then access points placed for real coverage (not just "where the desk is"), wired backhaul to a proper switch, and separate secure networks for staff and guests. I work with Cisco Meraki and Fortinet, plus standard LAN/WAN wiring and configuration, so the result handles voice, video, and a growing pile of devices without choking.
The work is flat-rate, not hourly. You get a written quote first, and the price doesn't move unless the scope does. That means no watching the clock and no surprise invoice for "extra time." For a home, that's typically $250–$600 flat; for a small office, $750–$2,500 flat depending on the size of the space and the number of access points.
Who it's for
Homes with spotty coverage, home offices that need reliable video calls, retail spaces, and small offices of up to about 30 users that have outgrown a single consumer router.
What's included
- Site survey and Wi-Fi coverage planning
- Business-grade routers, switches, and access points (Meraki, Fortinet)
- Secure guest and staff networks
- LAN/WAN wiring and configuration
- Flat-rate pricing — no hourly surprises
Flat-rate pricing
Home $250–$600 flat · Small office $750–$2,500 flat
Written quote before any work begins. Free travel within 15 miles of Appleton.
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How long does a network and Wi-Fi setup take?
Most homes are done in a single visit of a few hours. A small office with multiple access points and wiring usually takes one to two visits. I'll give you a time estimate in the written quote.
Do I need to buy new equipment?
Not always. If your existing gear can handle your space, I'll use it. If it can't, I'll recommend business-grade equipment (I commonly install Cisco Meraki and Fortinet) and include the cost in the quote before you commit.
Will you support the network after it's set up?
Yes. The setup includes getting it working and showing you the basics. For ongoing monitoring and changes, on-demand support or a monthly managed plan covers it.
Ready for IT help that shows you the price first?
Tell me the problem and I'll tell you the cost — in plain English, before any work starts. Local homes and small businesses across the Fox Valley, and remote support nationwide.