Fiber is the right way to connect a detached structure. It carries full speed well past the roughly 300-foot limit of copper Ethernet, and because it is non-conductive it avoids the grounding and surge problems that come with running copper between buildings.
A signal that has to cross a yard, exterior walls and often stucco or foil-backed sheathing arrives weak. Speeds are a fraction of what you pay for, video calls in a converted garage office drop, and nothing about it is fixable from inside the house.
Fiber is placed in conduit — usually a trench or an existing pathway — then terminated at both ends into media converters or SFP ports on switches, so the outbuilding becomes a normal part of your network.
Detached garage or shop
Full-speed network for an office, gym or workshop.
ADU or guest house
Its own coverage and wired connections, on your existing internet service.
Gates and remote cameras
Reliable links to the edges of larger properties.
Long distances
Runs well beyond what copper Ethernet can support.
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