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πŸ“ž (361) 668-0599Β·πŸ“ 62 S. King St., Alice, TXΒ·πŸ•’ Mon–Fri 9–5Β·πŸ›‘οΈ Locally owned since 2000
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Business Wi-Fi problems

Wi-Fi that drops, crawls, or dies in half the building is not something you have to live with. Call (361) 668-0599. We find out why it is bad and put in gear that actually covers your space.

Why business Wi-Fi goes bad

Most bad business Wi-Fi comes down to the same few things. A home-grade router doing a commercial job. One access point trying to cover a whole building. Metal walls and coolers blocking signal. Too many devices on gear that was never meant for the load. Interference from the neighbors. None of that gets better on its own, and rebooting the router every morning is not a plan.

What we do

How fast

If your Wi-Fi is down completely, call now and we treat it like the outage it is. If it is just miserable, we schedule a visit, usually within a few days, walk the site, and quote the fix before we touch anything.

Towns we cover

We are based in Alice and in Corpus Christi most mornings, so most of the Coastal Bend is a short drive for us. We take service calls in Corpus Christi, Alice, Kingsville, Orange Grove, San Diego, Beeville, Robstown, Calallen, Portland, and the towns in between.

Related

Wi-Fi trouble is often network trouble wearing a disguise. See network installation for the full picture, or server and network help if things are down right now. Restaurants and stores with registers on Wi-Fi should read POS system down before it happens.

Frequently asked

Our Wi-Fi drops all day. Can you find out why?
Yes. We walk the building, measure signal where your people work, check the gear and the load, and give you a plain answer with a quote to fix it.
Our building is metal and the signal dies past the office. Is that fixable?
Yes. Metal buildings are a big share of our Wi-Fi work. The answer is placing the right access points inside the space instead of hoping one router by the door can push through steel.
Can customers get Wi-Fi without touching our business network?
Yes. We set up a separate guest network so visitors get internet and your registers, cameras, and files stay walled off.