Structured cabling
Create reliable cable routes for fixed equipment and network access points.
Networking & Wi-Fi · Metro Atlanta and North Georgia
Reliable connectivity, designed for the whole property.
TLV designs wired and wireless networks for homes that depend on reliable connectivity across entertainment, automation, security and everyday devices.
Discuss your projectThe connected foundation
Everything depends on the network.
Wi-Fi is no longer a convenience layer. It supports much of the technology throughout the home.
The goal is reliable coverage, strong infrastructure and a network designed for the size and construction of the property.
What TLV plans
Infrastructure planned for the property.
Wired backbone
Use wired connections where they provide a practical, stable foundation.
Wi-Fi access points
Place multiple access points around construction materials and coverage needs.
Equipment and rack
Provide suitable power, ventilation, organization and service access.
Property-wide coverage
Plan connectivity across floors, gathering areas and separate structures.
Outdoor coverage
Extend the network to patios, pools or other outdoor areas where required.
Systems we work with
One managed foundation for the connected home.
TLV standardizes heavily around Ubiquiti UniFi so gateways, switching, Wi-Fi and management can be planned as one system.
UniFi Cloud Gateways
The management foundation for a planned UniFi network.
Explore UniFi Cloud GatewaysUniFi Switching
Wired connectivity and power for access points and fixed devices.
Explore UniFi SwitchingUniFi Wi-Fi
Access points selected and placed for the property.
Explore UniFi Wi-FiDesigned to work together
The network supports the entire technology plan.
Automation, entertainment, surveillance and outdoor systems all depend on the network. TLV plans connectivity alongside those requirements.
Common questions
A few useful answers.
Why use multiple access points?
Large homes and dense building materials can limit a single Wi-Fi source. Multiple planned access points help provide more consistent coverage.
Is wired networking still important?
Yes. Wired connections provide a strong backbone for access points and many fixed devices.
Can Wi-Fi cover outdoor areas?
Yes. Outdoor coverage can be planned for patios, pools, docks and other areas when the property layout and infrastructure allow it.
When should network wiring be planned?
Before walls and ceilings are closed, while cable routes and equipment locations can still be coordinated.
Can TLV improve an existing home's Wi-Fi?
Yes. TLV begins by assessing the installed network, construction, coverage gaps and the systems that depend on it.
Need reliable connectivity across the property?
Start with the places the network needs to serve and the systems that depend on it.