UniFi is a good fit for homes that want one managed system for Wi-Fi, switching and cameras, and it rewards proper design. The hardware is straightforward; the results come from access point placement, wired backhaul and clean configuration.
Homeowners often buy the right gear and get mediocre results: access points sitting on shelves instead of ceilings, wireless uplinks where a cable was possible, default channel settings fighting the neighbors, or a gateway sized for a much smaller home. UniFi exposes a lot of settings, which is an advantage only once the physical layer is right.
Design, mounting, cabling and configuration — then a walkthrough so you can use the dashboard without being a network engineer.
You already own the equipment
Installation, mounting, cabling and configuration of gear you bought yourself.
A new system from scratch
A design sized to your home, then full installation and setup.
Upgrading a mesh setup
Replacing consumer mesh with wired access points and a managed gateway.
UniFi Protect cameras
Adding cameras and recording to the same system you already manage.
Cabling.com designs and installs the whole system — the cable, the hardware, the configuration and the documentation. Scope is set per home; not every item applies to every project.
One family of equipment covers networking, Wi-Fi, cameras and door access. Your Pro specifies the exact models for your home before any work begins.
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Most homes under 3,000 square feet are well covered by two, plus one outdoors if you want patio or driveway coverage. Above 5,000 square feet, or with detached structures, plan three to five and budget for wired runs to each. More access points on the same channels, badly placed, makes performance worse — not better.
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