Internet & Network Wiring in Georgetown, TX

Internet & Network Wiring in Georgetown, TX

Here’s something most handymen can’t offer: I spent years as a subcontractor for a major cable company, connecting new homes and running cable through houses all day, every day. So when your internet doesn’t reach the back bedroom, your new build needs data drops, or you want a rock-solid wired connection for your office or gaming setup, you’re not getting someone guessing — you’re getting someone who did this professionally.

Wireless is convenient, but wired is faster, steadier, and doesn’t drop at the worst moment. And a lot of “slow internet” isn’t your provider’s fault at all — it’s how the house is (or isn’t) wired. That’s the part we fix.

What We Do

• Ethernet / Cat6 runs — a clean, hardwired connection from your modem or router to a home office, gaming room, smart TV, or anywhere you want fast, reliable internet
• Wi-Fi dead-zone fixes — router relocation, mesh nodes, and hardwired access points so the signal actually reaches the whole house
• Coax and cable outlets — new outlets, relocating a jack to where your TV really is, and replacing old, damaged wall plates
• New-home and older-home wiring — running data and coax drops through walls and attics, whether it’s a new build or a house that was never wired for modern internet
• Device hookups — getting your TVs, streaming boxes, desktops, and smart-home gear connected and working
• Cleaning up provider messes — if an installer left you with cable stapled across the wall or a jack in the wrong spot, we do it right

Because this pairs naturally with our other tech work, it’s a great time to also handle TV mounting or security camera installation in the same visit.

Wired the Right Way — Through the Walls, Not Across the Floor

The difference between a pro cable job and a DIY one is almost entirely in the routing. Anyone can plug a long cable in and run it along the baseboard. We fish the cable through the walls and attic so the run is hidden and finished — the jack comes out of the wall exactly where you want it, and the cable is nowhere to be seen. That’s the standard I learned doing it for a living, and it’s what you get.

Honest About Where We Stop

We handle everything on your side of the wall — wiring, outlets, jacks, routing, Wi-Fi, and device setup. What we don’t do is set up your provider account or activate service; that’s between you and your ISP. And anything requiring new high-voltage electrical circuits is a licensed electrician’s job — low-voltage data and coax is our lane, and we stay in it.

Upfront Pricing

Most network jobs in Georgetown run $150–$1,500, depending on how many drops, the cable runs, and whether it’s a single ethernet line or wiring a whole home. A single drop or a Wi-Fi fix is on the low end; wiring multiple rooms is more. You get a flat price up front, in writing, before we start.

Slow internet, dead Wi-Fi zones, or a new home that needs wiring? Call for a free estimate — this is work I actually did for a living.