What we install and fix
- New mesh system design and installation — we pick pod count and positions based on your floor plan, not a box-store guess
- Existing mesh rescue — pods stuck in dead zones, daisy-chained badly, or slower than before they existed: we reposition and retune
- Provider pods (TELUS Boost, Ignite WiFi, Helix) placed and configured properly
- Wired backhaul planning — when one ethernet cable beats three extra pods
The placement science
- Pods go HALFWAY between the main box and the dead zone — never inside the dead zone itself
- One pod per floor beats three pods on one floor
- Open shelves beat cabinets and TV stands; pods hate being hidden
- We verify with signal measurements in every room, not vibes
Honest advice, even when it costs us
Sometimes the right answer isn't mesh at all — it's moving the main box five metres, or one well-placed wired access point. We'll tell you, because a $99 placement fix that works beats a $400 mesh system you didn't need.
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Related guides
TELUS Boost WiFi pods: placement & fixesWiFi dead zones explainedSmart TV buffering (the WiFi reach problem)Run a speed test that means something
Common questions
How many mesh pods does my home need?
Most Calgary homes need 1–3 pods depending on floor count and layout. We measure signal during the visit rather than guessing — you only pay for what your home actually needs.
Are mesh systems better than WiFi extenders?
Yes, generally — mesh nodes share one network and hand your devices off smoothly, while extenders often halve your speed. But placement matters more than brand, whatever you choose.
Can you install mesh in a basement suite or garage?
Yes — we regularly cover basement suites, garages, and home offices. Sometimes that means a wired access point instead of pods, and we'll show you both options with prices.