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Wi-Fi Access Point / Extender in Miami, Broward & South Florida

In-Home

Professional installation and configuration of a Wi-Fi access point or extender to expand coverage, eliminate weak areas, and improve your home or business network performance.


$109/ starting price
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What's Included

  • Install and configure a Wi-Fi access point or extender
  • Choose optimal placement for best coverage
  • Set up wired or wireless backhaul if supported
  • Integrate the AP/extender into your existing network
  • Match or extend your current Wi-Fi name and password
  • Reconnect TVs, phones, laptops, and key devices
  • Test coverage to confirm improved signal strength
  • Provide recommendations for additional improvements if needed

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s not included in this installation+

    Cable running inside walls, wired backhaul activation, long-distance relocation, attic/crawl-space work, and installation of extra mesh nodes are not included unless selected as add-ons.

  • Which access points or extenders do you install?+

    We install all brands including UniFi, TP-Link, Eero, Deco, Orbi, Google Nest, Netgear, and more.

  • Will this fix weak signal in certain rooms?+

    Yes — adding an access point or extender is one of the best ways to improve coverage where Wi-Fi is weak.

  • o you run cables for access point installation?+

    Short Ethernet runs are possible during the visit. Longer runs may require an additional appointment or add-on.

  • How do you price cables that need to be installed inside walls?+

    Cable runs are priced based on estimated distance (in feet). You select the range during booking, and the technician confirms the exact distance on-site. Our standard pricing: Up to 25 ft: +$25 25–50 ft: +$45 50–100 ft: +$75 100+ ft: Custom on-site quote Cable running is only needed if your router, mesh nodes, or access points require Ethernet or are being installed in new locations.

  • Do I need in-wall cables for a mesh or router installation?+

    Most installations use your existing cables unless you want: Wired backhaul Moving your router to a different room Installing a ceiling/wall access point Adding Ethernet for a smart TV, PC, or security system If you're unsure, select “Not sure — technician will advise” in your notes, and we'll guide you on-site.

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Service Areas

Serving communities across Miami-Dade and Broward County.