Wi-Fi drops out in the far bedroom, the video call freezes, the TV buffers. A cable in the wall fixes all three. We run Cat6 from your router to the rooms that need it and finish it with a wall jack.
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Next Phase Electric installs Ethernet cable in homes across South King and Pierce County. We run Cat6 from the router, or a network box in a closet, to wall jacks in the office, at the TV and in the bedrooms, and to ceiling spots for Wi-Fi access points and cameras that take their power over the same cable. Cable goes through the attic, the crawlspace or inside the walls, so nothing runs along the baseboards. One or two runs take a few hours; a whole house takes a day or more.
From one cable to the office to a fully wired house.
A jack at the desk for video calls that do not freeze. Usually one or two runs, done in a morning.
A wired connection behind the TV for streaming and consoles, hidden in the wall with the power.
Ceiling access points that cover the whole house, wired back to the router and powered over the cable.
A single cable to each camera for both power and video. No outlet needed outside.
Three things that decide whether it works for years.
Every cable starts at one place, usually where the internet comes in: a closet, the garage or a network panel. That is where the router and a switch live.
Cat6 carries gigabit internet to any room and is ready for faster plans later. Every run is tested end to end before we leave.
Through the attic, the crawlspace or inside the walls, ending in a wall jack. Nothing stapled along the baseboards.
Most homes need both. Here is what each one is good at.
| Wi-Fi only | Wired Ethernet | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Drops with distance and walls. | Full speed in every room with a jack. |
| Video calls and gaming | Can stutter when the house is busy. | Steady, even when everyone is online. |
| Coverage | Weak in far rooms, the garage and outside. | Wired access points carry strong Wi-Fi to every corner. |
| Best for | Phones, tablets and laptops on the move. | Desks, TVs, consoles, access points and cameras. |
Bring the router and devices you already have, or tell us what you want to connect and we suggest the equipment.
Licensed, bonded and insured. Background-checked crew.
Tell us where the internet comes in, which rooms need a connection, and send a photo of the router. A technician reaches out within 1 business hour.
How each cable gets from the router to each room, through the attic or crawlspace. Exact price before any work.
Cable in, jacks on, every run tested, and your devices online before we leave.
Three things set the price: how many runs, how far each one goes, and whether the attic or crawlspace gives a clear path. One or two runs is a short job. You get the exact price before any work starts.
Cat6. It costs little more, carries gigabit internet to any room, and handles faster speeds on shorter runs. We install Cat6 unless you ask for something else.
Usually, yes. Cable is dropped from the attic or brought up from the crawlspace inside the wall, and the only opening is where the jack goes. A wall with blocking inside may need one small extra hole.
Yes. One cable carries both data and power to the access point, so no outlet is needed on the ceiling. A wired access point fixes dead spots far better than a plug-in extender.
Yes, if the camera supports Power over Ethernet. One cable carries power and video, so no outlet is needed outside.
One or two runs take a few hours. A whole house with jacks in every room, access points and cameras takes a day or more.
We connect every run to your router or a switch and check each jack works before we leave. The internet service itself stays with your provider.
Book online or call. Tell us which rooms need a connection.