Where Icome out to.
Based in Plano and covering most of the Dallas metroplex on site. The same prices everywhere, and no trip fees however far out you are.
Nineteen cities, no trip fees
Plano is home base. Every city on this list is a regular part of my week, with the same prices and no trip fees.
Addison
More offices and condos than houses, so this is where most of the small business calls come from.
See Addison →02Allen
Family houses where the wifi has to cover a garage office, three bedrooms and whatever the teenagers are doing.
See Allen →03Carrollton
Older ranch houses that were never wired for any of this, plus a steady run of small business work.
See Carrollton →04Celina
Growing quickly, with new neighbourhoods and plenty of first time setups.
See Celina →05Colleyville
Big lots and big houses, so networking and coverage are almost always the call.
See Colleyville →06Dallas
Everything from downtown lofts to Lakewood bungalows. The building usually decides the problem.
See Dallas →07Farmers Branch
Mid century homes and light industrial offices, often with equipment older than the person using it.
See Farmers Branch →08Frisco
New builds full of smart home gear the previous owner never explained, and small businesses outgrowing one shared laptop.
See Frisco →09Highland Park
Older houses carrying newer systems, and typically a setup nobody ever wrote down.
See Highland Park →10Lewisville
Lake side houses and a lot of people working from home full time.
See Lewisville →11McKinney
Older homes near the square with plaster walls that stop a signal dead, and the newer east side with the opposite problem.
See McKinney →12Murphy
Quiet residential streets. Mostly the same three calls: the printer, the wifi, and an email account someone got into.
See Murphy →13Plano
Home base. I know which neighbourhoods lose signal at the back of the house and which builders ran conduit.
See Plano →14Prosper
Large new houses where the network was the last thing anyone thought about and the first thing that fails.
See Prosper →15Richardson
Long settled households, which usually means twenty years of paperwork in a spare room and a printer nobody has spoken to since 2019.
See Richardson →16Southlake
Large homes with serious audio and video that needs coordinating rather than tinkering with.
See Southlake →17Trophy Club
Golf course homes, often with a media room that worked once and has not since.
See Trophy Club →18Westlake
Estate properties where the job is managing a project and the specialists on it, not doing the install myself.
See Westlake →19Wylie
Bigger lots, so the signal has further to travel than anyone expects and one router never covers it.
See Wylie →Ask anyway
These are the places I go most often, not a boundary. If you are elsewhere in the metroplex, call and I will tell you honestly whether the drive makes sense for what you need.