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Usually the router is in one corner of the house and everything else is fighting through walls to reach it. The fix is either moving the equipment, adding access points, or running a wired connection to a second point. The assessment tells us which one applies.

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Most houses need one well-placed router plus one or two access points. Layout, construction, and how many devices you run matter more than square footage alone.

Mesh is multiple WiFi points working together. It is better than stretching one router across a large home, but wired backhaul is still the more reliable option when we can run it.

Yes. We can keep it, replace it, or put it in bridge mode depending on what the property needs.

Not if the weak point is coverage inside the house. A faster plan only helps once the network can actually deliver it to the rooms you use.