Northern Virginia · within 50 miles of Manassas
The barn. The shop out back. The gate at the end of the drive. The dock, the guest house, the far corner of the warehouse, the field where the wedding is. If your internet works in one building, it can almost always reach the next one, and for far less than people expect.
Call or text (703) 249-9248 Email a photo of the spot
A free answer by phone first: tell us where the internet is and where you want it. If it can't be done for under $1,000 all-in, we say so before anyone drives anywhere.
Two small radios, one on each building, pointed at each other. They carry your existing internet across a yard, a pasture, a pond or a parking lot, from a hundred feet to over a mile, as long as one can see the other. No trench, no monthly fee, no second internet bill.
Best when: there is a clear line of sight and digging is not an option.
Ordinary network cable stops working at 328 feet. Long-reach cable built for the job carries the same connection, and power for the device at the far end, about 650 feet. One run, no powered box in the middle, nothing to plug in at the far end.
Best when: trees are in the way, or the far end has no power outlet.
Mount, aim and test a point-to-point link to one detached building, then put working Wi-Fi inside it.
$500 labor You buy the radio pair (about $400). No trenching.
Walk the house and grounds, find the dead spots, place or re-place up to three access points, and prove the result room by room.
$550 labor You buy the access points (about $200 to $300).
One long-reach cable to a gate, a camera pole, a pump house or a detached office, terminated and tested end to end.
Fixed quote by phone Always under $1,000 with the cable included.
A temporary network for a wedding, a market, a tournament or a job-site trailer: set up before, checked during, gone after. We extend the venue's internet, or tell you which cellular or satellite source to rent if there is none.
Fixed quote by phone Always under $1,000.
A link that drops, a jack that does nothing, a cable nobody labelled. We trace it, test it and fix what a tester can prove is broken.
Fixed quote by phone Always under $1,000.
Every cable we run or repair is checked with a Fluke LinkIQ tester: wiring, length, the speed the link will actually hold and the power it delivers. Every wireless link is measured for signal and real throughput at the far end. You get the results and photos the same day, in plain words.
Trenching and buried conduit, electrical wiring, and cable certification reports for manufacturer warranties. Security cameras and gate automation are a separate service: see GateWire.
No. A link or a long cable carries the internet you already pay for at the house. There is no new monthly bill.
With a clear line of sight between the two buildings, from about a hundred feet to over a mile. Trees and hills in the path are what stop it, not distance. A photo taken from one building toward the other usually answers it.
Then the first job is choosing a source: cellular or satellite. We will tell you which is likely to work at your address and set up the network behind it; the plan itself is between you and the provider.
These are small, single-visit jobs and we keep them that way: one link, one run, one property tune-up. If your project is bigger than that, we will tell you and point you to a larger contractor.
Within about 50 miles of Manassas, Virginia: Prince William, Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauquier and Stafford counties, Arlington, Alexandria, Washington DC and close-in Maryland.