Wi-Fi Design for a 1931 Concord Home | MVWIFIPROS

2 Gigabit Performance in a Classic Concord Home

A homeowner in Concord was paying for 2 Gigabit internet service but experienced weak, unreliable signals and dropping connections. By designing a system around the home’s 1931 structure, we delivered an extremely positive experience with seamless results.

The Challenge

The primary problem was a “weak, unreliable signal and poor performance” throughout the 3,202 square foot residence. Despite having high-speed fiber service, the customer found that connections were dropping and speeds were only acceptable when in the same room as the ISP router.

Our Approach

We follow the principle: Design for the home, not the box. Instead of relying on a single router to penetrate 1930s construction, we utilized the home’s existing COAX wiring. Our technicians, Juwann and Jacob, implemented a MoCA backbone to connect three eero Pro 7 routers, ensuring a high-speed wired return path without the need for extensive new construction. One new Cat6 cable was professionally ran to the basement gaming area to support high-bandwidth demands.

The Results

Before and After Wi-Fi performance survey showing improvement across all floors.

Outcome

The “Internet connection is much improved throughout the home,” providing the reliable 6 GHz coverage required for a modern household. The work was “completed in a very timely and satisfactory manner,” resulting in a high-performance, “set it and forget it” system.

Why MVWFP

Most Wi-Fi issues are design problems, not equipment failures. We fix what DIY systems and ISPs cannot by assessing the home as a system. Our Sage-led approach ensures that homeowners in larger, demanding homes can finally stop troubleshooting and simply rely on their connection.

This case study is based on a real 5-star Google review. Customer names have been removed for privacy.