Internet Wiring
for your exisiting or new home.

So you bought a computer, now what?

In today’s technological world it’s hard to keep up with the latest trends. Internet technologies keep improving and the connections get faster and faster. Unfortunately most homes don’t have adequate wiring for supporting the ever changing connections. We realize this as we watch the dreaded hour glass spinning on our screens while we wait for downloads to complete.

Today's in-home technical sophistication can have unexpected consequences -- telephone gridlock. For a good part of the day many people are finding it hard to call in or out. A computer modem for accessing the Internet is tying up one line; a fax machine ties up another. A spouse working out of a home office commandeers a third one during business hours, and the phone company wants a fortune to add any more.If you're building a new house or planning a major remodel, however, you can solve these problems with a single stroke.

It's called "structured wiring."Using phone and cable wire with much greater capacity than what you have now and networking them from a central hub, you can access the Internet instantaneously.Regardless of the provider you choose for internet access, we can help with getting you online with hardwired, in-wall wiring, wireless networks, modems, satellite internet and more.

Computer networks can also be classified according to the hardware technology that is used to connect the individual devices in the network such as Optical fiber, Ethernet, Wireless LAN, HomePNA, or Power line communication.
Ethernets use physical wiring to connect devices. Often, they employ the use of hubs, switches, bridges, and routers. Wireless LAN technology is built to connect devices without wiring. These devices use a radio frequency to connect.

More than one computer?
You need a home network...

We can help you set up a network in your home connecting all your computers, printers and peripherals together.