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What we fix, in your home

Nine areas, one van, and a policy of telling you honestly when something isn't worth doing. Every one of these is a house call — we come to you.

A house in cutaway with all nine services marked where they happenA single-storey house seen in section, with a driveway and front door on the left and a small shop building on the right. Nine numbered markers show where each service happens: ethernet in the attic, Wi-Fi through the middle of the house, a camera at the entry, a smart thermostat on an interior wall, a mounted television in the living room, a computer at a desk, an armchair for patient one-to-one help, a counter in the shop for small business IT, and a plane overhead for the house you are away from. The numbered list under the picture names each one.123456789
  1. Wi-Fi & networkingThrough the whole house
  2. Ethernet wiringAttic and wall cavities
  3. Security camerasEntry, driveway and gate
  4. Smart homeThermostat, locks, lighting
  5. TV mountingLiving room wall
  6. Computers & devicesAt your own desk
  7. Help for seniorsAt the kitchen table
  8. Small business ITYour shop or office
  9. Snowbird & rentalsThe house while you're away
Nine kinds of call, one van. If your problem isn't on here, tell us anyway — we'll say honestly whether it's ours.

Wi-Fi & Internet Fixes

from $179

Almost nobody has an internet problem. They have a Wi-Fi problem, and the two get blamed on each other for months. We measure what's actually happening in your house — signal, interference, channel congestion, where the router is sitting — and fix the part that's broken.

  • Dead zones in back bedrooms, garages and patios
  • Mesh systems installed and placed properly (Eero, Orbi, UniFi)
  • Stop renting your ISP's router
  • Guest and smart-home networks kept separate
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Ethernet & Structured Wiring

quoted per project

Wi-Fi is wonderful until it isn't. A desk, a TV, a game console, an office, a camera — anything that stays in one place is better off on a cable. Running ethernet is the single most durable upgrade you can make to a house's technology, and it outlives every router you'll ever own.

  • Cat6 and Cat6a drops to offices, TVs and desks
  • Attic, wall and crawl-space runs
  • Patch panels and structured media panel cleanup
  • PoE runs for cameras and access points
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Security Cameras & Doorbells

from $175 per camera

A camera system is only worth what you can actually see when something happens. Most of the ones we're called out to fix are pointed at a wall, storing seven days of nothing, and sending forty motion alerts a day for a palo verde moving in the wind. We install and configure systems that show you the driveway, the door and the gate, and only tell you when it matters.

  • Wired PoE and battery systems installed
  • Video doorbells that actually catch faces
  • NVR setup and storage sized to your retention
  • Remote viewing on your phone, set up and tested
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Smart Home Setup

from $129

Smart home gear is sold one box at a time, which is how people end up with five apps, three voice assistants, and a light switch their spouse refuses to touch. We install the pieces, connect them into one system you control from one place, and set up the handful of automations you'll genuinely use.

  • Smart thermostats — a real lever on a Tucson cooling bill
  • Smart locks, keypads and garage controllers
  • Lighting, switches and dimmers that work like switches
  • Smart irrigation for desert landscaping
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TV Mounting & Home Theater

from $149

Most TV mounting advice assumes wood studs behind drywall. A lot of Tucson doesn't have that. Block walls, brick, stucco over lath, tile surrounds and steel studs all need different anchors and different tools, and using the wrong one is how a television ends up on the floor. This is the part of the job we get called about most.

  • Block, brick, stucco, tile and steel-stud mounting
  • Over-fireplace mounts done safely
  • Cables concealed in-wall with a proper power kit
  • Soundbars, surround sound and Sonos
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Snowbird & Rental Tech

from $149

Tucson is full of homes that are only occupied part of the year, and technology is what lets you know an empty house is fine. Whether you head north in May or you're renting the place out while you're gone, the setup is the same problem: seeing and controlling a house you aren't in.

  • Seasonal shutdown before you leave, startup before you're back
  • Remote monitoring while you're away
  • Leak and temperature sensors that protect an empty house
  • Vacation rental setup — locks, Wi-Fi, noise monitoring
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Tell us what's broken.

Free quote, no obligation, and an honest answer even when the honest answer is that you don't need us.