Professional Wi-Fi Installation & Network Repair in Toronto

Strong signal with slow speeds is channel saturation — the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands in a dense condo building are shared by dozens of neighbouring routers. SetupTeam measures live channel utilization and configures access points on the least-congested bands. An ISP plan upgrade will not fix channel saturation.

In most cases, yes. Unfinished attic space and basement utility areas provide routes without opening heritage walls or lath-and-plaster partitions. Baseboard or surface-mount raceway serves where structural routing is not possible. We assess routes during the site survey before quoting.

Almost always yes. Sonos grouping failures and zone dropouts are symptoms of Wi-Fi infrastructure problems — gaps in coverage, misconfigured multicast settings, or IGMP snooping issues. SetupTeam corrects the network and fixes Sonos. As a certified Sonos dealer, we also handle full Sonos installation alongside the network work.

Yes — downtown core, midtown, The Annex, Rosedale, Leslieville, Riverdale, Cabbagetown, Liberty Village, Roncesvalles, North York, Etobicoke, Scarborough, and all surrounding areas. Same-day and next-day slots are available depending on capacity.

Yes — we install home cinema rooms in Toronto as well as the network infrastructure that supports them. A dedicated wired access point near the cinema room ensures 4K streaming and multi-channel Dolby Atmos audio stay stable under simultaneous household load. We are a certified Control4 dealer and handle full smart home integration.

Lath-and-plaster is the original interior wall finish used in Toronto homes built before 1950. It consists of thin wood strips covered with multiple layers of plaster, and often contains a metal mesh backing. This construction attenuates 5 GHz Wi-Fi signals far more severely than modern drywall. Rooms behind lath-and-plaster often drop to unusable signal levels. The fix is a wired access point placed past the wall using an attic or basement cable route.

Yes — we install wired and wireless security camera systems throughout Toronto for both residential and commercial properties. We frequently combine security camera installation with Wi-Fi and structured wiring work in a single visit. The same Cat6 infrastructure supports both network distribution and PoE camera runs.

Yes — TV wall mounting with fully concealed cable runs is one of our most requested services across Toronto. We run HDMI, power, and network cables in the same visit. We handle drywall, lath-and-plaster, brick, and concrete walls with appropriate anchoring, and supply brackets for all screen sizes.

Yes — SetupTeam is a certified Control4 dealer serving all of Toronto. We combine Wi-Fi infrastructure and Control4 network configuration in a single visit. Toronto homes benefit from a properly engineered network with VLANs and QoS configured for Control4 and Sonos.

A site survey takes 45–60 minutes. A combined survey and installation in a condo or semi-detached runs 2–4 hours. Victorian homes with lath-and-plaster routing and larger North York or Etobicoke detached homes with multiple AP locations typically run 3–6 hours. All work is priced before installation begins.