How to Improve WiFi Coverage

WiFi dead zones are almost always caused by distance, walls, or interference. Router placement matters more than most people expect: a central, elevated location free of large metal objects and thick walls performs far better than a router tucked in a basement corner.

For larger homes, a mesh WiFi system spreads coverage across multiple access points instead of relying on a single router to reach every room. For smaller gaps, a single range extender can help.

A wireless assessment measures your actual signal strength and speed room by room, so you know exactly where coverage is weak and what equipment will fix it — rather than guessing.