Home Networking & Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi in a log or plaster house dies by attenuation — the fix is wire. We run structured cabling for network, access points, cameras, and AV: clean home-run panels, wired backhaul to every corner Wi-Fi can’t reach, and the outdoor-rated runs a camp’s guest cabin needs.

Wi-Fi dies by attenuation in exactly the buildings this region specializes in — log walls, plaster and lath, metal roofs, long camp footprints — and the fix is wire: Cat6 home runs to a clean panel, wired backhaul to access points placed where coverage actually needs to be, and camera and doorbell cabling done properly instead of hopefully.

Remote sites get the full connectivity treatment: Starlink and WISP integration, conduit to outbuildings and guest cabins (ideally shared with a power trench), and outdoor-rated runs that survive the climate. In a region where remote work now decides where people live, the building with real connectivity is worth measurably more.