On-site
Hardware & Networking
We design and install point-to-point and non-line-of-sight wireless links, and we do the wired side of the job: running network cable and building the ends. House to barn. House to shop. A building that needs the connection you already pay for. This work is on-site.
What this includes
- Point-to-point wireless links
- Non-line-of-sight links when the path is not clear
- Wi-Fi at a shop, barn, or second building
- Cameras and other devices at outbuildings
- Running and terminating network cable
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Jobs like this
House to barn
A wireless link so Wi-Fi cameras can watch horses and goats without dragging cable across the property.
House to shop
Bring the house connection into a shop so phones, a laptop, and the tools that need a network actually work out there.
A longer path
Non-line-of-sight links for places that were hard to serve. Satellite internet such as Starlink has made that need less common. A link is still the right answer when you are bridging a building on the same property or sharing a connection you already have.
What people usually need
- I need Wi-Fi at my remote shop
- I need Wi-Fi at another building on my property
- Cameras or other devices at an outbuilding
- Share an existing connection across the property
How a project goes
On-site work. We check the path, put the link in, and leave it running.
01
Site survey / path check
Walk the property. Check the path, trees, power, and where the radios can live.
02
Equipment selection
Pick radios and accessories that fit the path. Jobs like this have used Ubiquiti and TP-Link.
03
Install and alignment
Mount the gear, aim the link, and lock it in.
04
Cabling
Run cable where it is needed and terminate the ends.
05
Configuration and testing
Get the network up. Confirm the shop, barn, or cameras actually work.
06
Handoff
Leave you with a working link and a simple picture of what is where.
How pricing works
Quotes are itemized in clear line items. There are no surprise charges.
- Equipment
- Cabling and materials
- Installation and configuration time
- Travel beyond a free service radius, if any
FAQ
Before you call
Line of sight, distance, Starlink, power, and what you need on site.
Need Wi-Fi at the shop, barn, or the other building?
Request a site assessment. We will tell you if a link is the right answer.