A wireless bridge will comfortably carry a solid connection a few hundred feet to an outbuilding, or several miles with the right gear and a clear line of sight. The hard parts are picking hardware that matches the distance and getting the alignment right.
We plan the link with you, pick gear that fits the actual distance rather than the number on the box, and configure both ends. You handle the mounting, we handle everything else.
Getting a real connection to a garage, barn, shop or guest house
Point-to-point links from a few hundred feet to several miles
Point-to-multipoint when you need to feed more than one building
Working out whether your line of sight is good enough before you buy
Choosing gear that matches the distance, not the box copy
Aiming and tuning a link that is up but slower than it should be
Every one of these came from a five-star review left by the customer after the work was done.
Physician Preps Starlink Mini for Telemedicine Trip to Greece
A physician planning to deliver telemedicine services from Greece needed guidance on setting up and configuring a Starlink Mini before international travel. Dale walked him through setup, power source considerations, and best practices for reliable connectivity abroad, leaving him fully prepared and confident for immediate use.
1 hour · Dale
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Solar-Powered Golf Course Cameras — 1,200ft Wireless Link Designed
A customer building a solar-powered surveillance system for a golf course needed to transmit 4K camera feeds over 1,200+ feet to a clubhouse NVR with 48-hour recording retention. Dale walked through airMAX and NanoBeam configurations for both line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight scenarios, helping design a reliable long-range wireless backhaul for the client's new business.
1 hour · Dale
Straw-Bale Faraday Cage Blocked Signal to Garage Office — Solved
A strawbale-and-stucco home was blocking wireless signal from reaching a detached garage office 100 feet away, leaving the customer dependent on an unreliable mesh extender. Jared designed and configured a point-to-point UniFi wireless bridge to carry the Starlink connection outdoors to the office, tripling speeds and dramatically improving latency and coverage.
1 hour · Jared
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Chris has covered this on the Crosstalk Solutions channel. If you get stuck partway, that is exactly when a technician is worth an hour.
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You describe the problem, vetted technicians bid on it, and you pick the one you want to work with. Everything is done remotely, so nobody has to come to your house. It is $120 an hour with no minimum, and you can hire the same technician directly next time.