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Consumer mesh routers (Eero, Google Wifi, Orbi) rely on wireless backhaul — each node repeats the signal wirelessly, losing 30–50% of bandwidth at every hop. In a 5,000+ sqft home with stucco-and-wire-lath walls common in Las Vegas construction, the signal degrades rapidly. Enterprise systems use wired backhaul to each access point, delivering full bandwidth everywhere.

It depends on square footage, wall construction, and floor count. A typical 4,000 sqft single-story Las Vegas home needs 3–4 access points. A 10,000+ sqft multi-story estate may need 8–12. We determine the exact count through an on-site RF survey that maps signal propagation through your specific walls and layout.

A site survey uses professional RF analysis tools to measure signal strength, interference sources, and channel congestion throughout your property. It tells us exactly where to place access points for optimal coverage and where wired drops are needed. Skipping this step is the #1 reason Wi-Fi installations underperform — we never skip it.

Sometimes, but the results won't match a properly wired installation. If your home has existing Cat5e or Cat6 cabling, we can often repurpose it for access point connections. If not, we run new Cat6A cabling with minimal drywall disruption. For truly wireless-only situations, Ubiquiti's wireless backhaul is far superior to consumer mesh, but wired is always the gold standard.

Yes. Every Eagle Sentry network is cloud-managed through Ubiquiti's UniFi controller. We monitor performance, push firmware updates, and can diagnose issues remotely — often resolving problems before you even notice them. If you add new devices or change your layout, we can adjust access point configurations without a site visit.