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Wi-Fi troubleshooting at home

Wi-Fi faults can involve the router, one device or the way equipment is connected around the home. An at-home visit allows the problem to be checked where it happens rather than guessing from a device taken elsewhere.

When to ask

Problems this service can assess

Describe the symptoms in your own words. A final cause or outcome is not assumed before the equipment is checked.

Service scope

What the visit covers

Included check

A check of the reported connection problem on the affected devices.

What happens

Review of practical router, device and network settings relevant to the fault.

What happens

Reconnection of supported household devices where appropriate to the agreed task.

What happens

An explanation when the internet provider or equipment supplier needs to take the next step.

A clear process

How the visit works

  1. Identify what is affected

    List the devices involved and whether the problem happens everywhere or in one part of the home.

  2. Test the home setup

    The connection is checked at the property using the affected router and devices.

  3. Confirm the handover

    Working devices are checked with you and any provider action is explained clearly.

Clear costs

Price and visit terms

£50 service price plus the £40 home call-out

Wi-Fi troubleshooting is part of the £50 Wi-Fi, printer or email service. Every visit also has a £40 call-out fee. New network equipment is not included and would require a separate approved cost.

Payment is by cash or bank transfer.

Before the appointment

What to have ready

Keep the router powered and make a list of affected devices. Have provider paperwork available if useful, but do not place the Wi-Fi password or account password in the web form.

Normal area guides: Maidstone, Bearsted, Aylesford, West Malling.

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Questions

About wi-fi troubleshooting

Can you fix an internet-provider outage?
A home visit can help identify whether the problem appears to be inside the home or with the provider. Only the provider can repair a fault on its own network.
Can you connect a new device to Wi-Fi?
Yes, supported device connection can be discussed as part of the visit. Explain which device and router are involved so the scope is clear.
How much is Wi-Fi troubleshooting?
The service price is £50 plus the £40 home call-out. Any required replacement equipment is separate and needs approval.

Explain the problem in your own words

The initial chat is free. The service price, visit fee and available appointment are confirmed before booking.

Use the enquiry form