We did a mesh wifi install for Ginny Cowan's Condo just off of Avenue Road and Lawrence. We did a consultation and decided that a Ubiquiti install would be an adequate solution to Ginny's wifi problems.

We installed the router (a Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Machine) in the livingroom next to her TV and added an access point to the kitchen and to a table in her reading room. The clean, modern design of the white access points blend into the environment and look great anywhere in the home as opposed to old bulky routers which are common in many households.

As a result, adding wifi access points all around the condo ensures 100% coverage for fast wifi speeds and full bars. Ginny was thrilled with how the system looked and how much better her network connection performed across all her devices. This is a Ubiquiti UniFi U6 Mesh, and it looks quite good on the end table.

This was our starting point for this project. Karim had many issues with his Google Mesh/Bell Wi-Fi whole-home system. We did a consultation, came up with a proper plan, and recommended a new Ubiquiti network including several hardwired ceiling mounted APs, a Unifi Cloud key, and a shelf to mount the new equipment.

The client wasn’t looking to install a network rack, but wanted everything neat, tidy, and organized, while still having room under the shelf for his storage bins.  Here you can see the Ubiquiti Unifi Cloud key Gen 2, PoE switch, and Bell Home Hub 4000 on a shelf, with lots of room left for his bins.

Here is the Ubiquiti Unfi U6-LR ceiling-mounted Access Point, providing good coverage for his basement’s game room, a bedroom, and home gym. There’s also a U6-Inwall helping fill in coverage, and provides an ethernet switch to plug in a PC... lots of Wi-Fi coverage and power for this semi-detached home!

Tim and Robin contacted us with a small challenge and wondered if we could help them. They received a beautiful $2000 set of KEF LSX II Wireless Powered Bookshelf Speakers for Christmas, and wanted them setup to work with their TV.

They contact Bay Bloor Radio to install the system, but they declined the work, probably because this was a small and particular type of job. Particularly because cutting into their custom wall unit was required to run an HDMI cable which fed the speakers through an ARC connection. For our techs, this wasn't a problem.

No receiver was used in this installation, as the speakers have plenty of power, and the clients wanted to keep things as simple and straightforward as possible. The result, a cable free, minimal, stunning entertainment system. Everyone was very happy with how this turned out!

We work on several cable organization and routing projects. Clients have reported feeling overwhelmed with bad cable management and the clutter tends to slow productivity.

Bloor West from High Park asked us to come organize his cables.

Before we started the project, Bloor's desk area looked unorganized due to the accessory, power and networking cables that had been dropped behind the desk.

After spending some time coming up with cable management solutions, this is the result. Our teams ability left our client speachless.

A clean workspace contributes to a productive workflow.