Connectivity · San Miguel de Allende
Wi-Fi & Home Networking
in San Miguel de Allende
Thick cantera walls are beautiful — and terrible for Wi-Fi. We design and install whole-home networks that actually reach every room: TP-Link Deco mesh systems, clean wired runs, and backup connectivity that keeps you online when your provider goes down.
Why It Matters in SMA
Colonial walls were built for centuries. Not for Wi-Fi.
San Miguel homes fight connectivity on every front: stone walls that swallow signal, layouts that grew room by room over decades, and internet service that drops without warning. One router by the front door was never going to cover it.
30–60cm cantera walls
Wi-Fi loses most of its strength passing through thick stone and masonry. Two rooms away from the router, colonial homes often have no usable signal at all.
Dead zones where it hurts
The home office, the primary bedroom, the rooftop terrace — the rooms you actually use are usually the farthest from where the modem happens to sit.
Work and life run on it
Video calls, streaming, security cameras, smart locks, and backup power monitoring all depend on the network. When Wi-Fi is flaky, everything is flaky.
One provider, one point of failure
When your only internet line drops — and in SMA, it does — the cameras go dark and the calls end. Backup connectivity keeps the essentials online.
What We Do
A network that reaches every room.
From a signal survey to a fully installed network — designed for how your home is built and how you actually use it.
Wi-Fi Assessment & Network Design
We walk your property, measure signal room by room, and design a network — node placement, wiring, and coverage — before anything is installed.
TP-Link Deco Mesh Installations
Whole-home mesh Wi-Fi with TP-Link Deco — one seamless network, no dead zones, no switching between routers as you move through the house.
Wired Networking & Ethernet Runs
For the connections that matter most — TVs, offices, cameras — we run clean, hidden Ethernet through walls and conduit, respecting your home's finishes.
Backup Connectivity Solutions
A second internet path — Starlink or a second provider — with automatic failover, so cameras, smart locks, and calls stay online when your main line drops.
Smart-Home & Device Setup
Cameras, smart locks, streaming boxes, printers, and smart-home devices connected, named, and organized on a network you can actually manage.
Network Security & Guest Access
Secure configuration, strong encryption, separate guest networks for visitors and rentals, and remote access done safely.
Our Process
Clear Steps. Zero Surprises.
The same process we use on every job — explained in English, documented in writing.
WhatsApp Us
Tell us what is not working — dead zones, buffering, dropped calls, or a home that needs a network from scratch. We reply the same day.
Site Survey
We walk the property, measure signal in every room, and map where nodes, wiring, and equipment should go.
Written Quote
You receive a clear, itemized quote — equipment, wiring, and labor — with no padded work.
Clean Installation
Mesh nodes, cabling, and equipment installed cleanly, with wiring hidden and finishes respected.
Test Every Room
We verify speed and coverage room by room, connect your devices, and hand off a network that simply works.
Related Services
Connectivity That Survives Anything
The services SMA homeowners most often pair with a home network.
Frequently Asked
Wi-Fi & Networking FAQ
Will Wi-Fi ever work through thick cantera walls?
Yes — but not with one router. Colonial walls of 30–60cm absorb most of the signal, so coverage comes from a designed mesh network: several nodes placed where the walls allow the signal to travel, wired together when needed. That is exactly what we install.
What is a mesh network, and why TP-Link Deco?
A mesh network uses several coordinated nodes that broadcast one seamless Wi-Fi network through the home. We install TP-Link Deco because it is reliable, easy to manage from a phone app in English, and performs well in thick-walled homes at a reasonable price.
Is mesh better than a Wi-Fi extender?
For a San Miguel home, almost always. Extenders create a second network with half the speed and constant switching problems. Mesh nodes work as one network with full speed and seamless roaming — the difference is dramatic in a colonial layout.
Can you keep my cameras and smart locks online during an internet outage?
Yes. A backup connectivity setup — typically Starlink or a second provider with automatic failover — keeps your security cameras, smart locks, and essential devices online when your main line drops. Paired with battery backup power, they survive blackouts too.
Do I need Starlink too?
Not necessarily. If your fiber or cable service is decent, a well-designed network fixes most problems. Starlink shines as a primary connection where wired service is poor, or as a backup line for automatic failover. We install and integrate both.
I work from home — can you make video calls reliable?
Yes. For home offices we prioritize a wired Ethernet connection where possible, and design the mesh so the office sits close to a node. Combined with backup connectivity, your calls stop depending on luck.
Will there be cables all over my walls?
No. We run cabling through existing conduit, chases, and discreet routes, and where wiring must be visible we make it as clean as possible. Protecting the look of your home is part of the job.
Can you work with the modem and router my provider gave me?
Yes. We typically put the provider's modem into bridge mode and let the mesh system run the network — keeping your existing service while replacing the weak Wi-Fi it came with.
Better Internet at Home
Every room. Every device. Actually connected.
Wi-Fi assessments, TP-Link Deco mesh installations, wired networking, and backup connectivity — installed cleanly, explained in English. Reach us on WhatsApp.







