Brands we install
eero mesh Wi-Fi setup and upgrades
eero makes mesh Wi-Fi simple. We place and wire it for better coverage, and tell you honestly when a home has outgrown mesh and needs wired access points.
5.0 on Google · 60+ reviewseero is a popular mesh Wi-Fi system: a few units placed around the house that work together. It's easy to set up, but placement matters a lot, and performance improves dramatically when units are connected by cable instead of relaying wirelessly.
We place eero units for real coverage, add wired backhaul where cables can be run, and tune the network for streaming, smart home devices and working from home. For larger homes, cameras and Control4, we'll explain when wired access points are the better step.
What we do
eero, set up properly.
- Placement survey and setup
- Wired backhaul between units
- Guest network
- Smart home device settings
- Outdoor coverage options
- Upgrade path to wired access points
Signs you've outgrown mesh
When mesh isn't enough.
- Speeds drop far from the main unit
- Video calls and streaming stutter at busy times
- Many cameras or smart devices
- Large, multi-floor or brick and plaster homes
- Control4 or Sonos dropping offline
FAQ
eero mesh Wi-Fi setup and upgrades: common questions
Is eero good enough for my house?
For small and medium homes, often yes, especially with wired backhaul. See UniFi vs mesh.
What is wired backhaul?
Connecting mesh units with network cable so they don't have to relay data wirelessly, which greatly improves speed.
Can you fix my dead zones?
Yes. See fixing dead zones.