Networking · January 9, 2026
Why Wi-Fi struggles in old Westchester houses
A lot of the housing stock here predates the war, and it is made of materials that soak up and bounce wireless signal with real enthusiasm. A bigger router rarely helps; it just shouts into the same walls.
What works is more coverage points, each covering less ground, fed by wire and placed against a survey of the actual building rather than a floor plan and good intentions.
And anything that does not move: a television, a console, a desk, belongs on a cable. It frees the air for the things that genuinely need it.
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