Computer House Calls serves homes and businesses.
Need a hardwired network connection, new Ethernet wall jack, access-point cable, TV/network drop or coax run? Work directly with an experienced on-site technology installer instead of adding another service platform between you and the person actually doing the job.
Coax and Ethernet (Cat 6) installation start at $224. Starting pricing applies to a straightforward, accessible cable run. Final pricing depends on routing, distance, access and the number of outlets. Longer runs, difficult access and additional outlets are quoted separately. Final pricing is confirmed after reviewing the route and scope.
If your installer says the inside cable run is missing or damaged, we can install the coax wiring needed between your room and the planned exterior connection point.
A straightforward installation uses an accessible exterior wall near the anticipated provider box. We run coaxial cable through the wall, terminate the cable and fit a low-voltage mounting bracket with a coax connector and wall plate.
We seal the exterior cable entry and leave cable outside for your provider to connect. This prepares your inside wiring; the provider completes its service connection on the return visit.
Coax outlet installation and replacement cable runs are available for new construction, renovations and damaged lines. Additional rooms and other routes are available following an assessment of access and construction.
Our experience includes thousands of in-home technology installations completed over the years. A substantial amount of that work has come to us through national service providers and intermediary platforms — including Xfinity-related installations routed through third parties and jobs originating through services such as HelloTech, Angi and Thumbtack.
Computer House Calls regularly takes on contract work through HelloTech, including completing jobs that other contractors could not finish and correcting work that needs to be redone. We also have firsthand experience with Xfinity technicians referring installation work to HelloTech.
The practical difference is simple: customers were often paying a provider or marketplace that then routed the installation to an experienced local company such as Computer House Calls. When you contact us directly, you hire the installer directly — with no marketplace layer standing between you and the person actually doing the work.
Thousands of installations of experience. Hire the technician directly.If another local installer gives you a written estimate for comparable wiring work, show it to us before the job and we’ll quote 10% less.
This gives you a straightforward way to compare the value of hiring directly while still knowing the scope before work begins.
The goal is a clean, reliable wired connection where Wi-Fi alone is not the best solution.
New Ethernet runs and wall jacks for reliable hardwired network connections throughout accessible areas of your home or business.
New or replacement coax runs and outlets for televisions, cable equipment and other coax-based connections.
Hardwire desktops, docks, VoIP equipment and other office technology where a stable wired connection matters.
Run Ethernet to suitable access-point locations so Wi-Fi coverage can be built on a wired backbone rather than relying only on wireless hops.
Add Ethernet or coax connections at television and entertainment locations for streaming, networked equipment and traditional coax services.
Troubleshoot, identify, reterminate or clean up existing network and coax wiring when the cabling is present but not working as it should.
Tell us what needs to be connected, where the equipment is located and how many drops you expect.
Photos of the rooms, equipment locations, panels or accessible attic/crawlspace can help evaluate scope.
We determine whether a site visit is needed and confirm what can reasonably be routed through the property.
Once the scope is understood, the appropriate amount of time can be reserved for the installation.
A cable run is useful only if the equipment on both ends is configured correctly. Because our work also includes Wi-Fi, routers, mesh systems, computers, televisions and other home technology, we can look at the wiring as part of the complete system rather than as an isolated cable.
Discuss Your ProjectSometimes. It depends on the home's construction and available routing paths. Between-floor routing is evaluated case by case rather than promised in advance.
Cat6 is the category of cable commonly used for Ethernet networking. On this site, “Ethernet (Cat6) wiring” describes the network cabling service for homes and businesses in customer-friendly terms.
Yes, when an appropriate cable route is available. A wired access point can provide a stronger foundation for Wi-Fi coverage than relying entirely on wireless mesh links.
Yes. Networking and Wi-Fi are core services, so the job does not have to end at the wall jack if the router, switch, access point or connected device also needs attention.
Include the number of locations, what you are trying to connect, and anything you know about attic, crawlspace or equipment access. If you already have a competitor's written estimate, say so in the form.
Prefer to discuss the job directly? Text 770-527-3533 for the fastest response, or call.
Our work and your satisfaction are guaranteed. You do not pay until the job is complete and you are satisfied with the service.
Our service pricing reflects decades of experience and skill. Our separate 10% written-estimate price-beat offer applies to comparable wiring work only. The offer applies to the final eligible written price, including discounts and required fees, for comparable wiring work.
No vague fees tacked on at the end. Your price is confirmed before work begins. Any additional work or charges require your approval before we proceed.