Measure first, buy second
Half of WiFi problems in Cluses come from a router placed in the wrong spot or a radio channel saturated by neighbours. Before letting you spend € 200 on an extender or € 600 on a mesh, I measure coverage in each room with a pro app (WiFi Analyzer, NetSpot) and we decide together on the best solution.
On-site service in Cluses for WiFi, wired network, printer sharing, security.
French ISP routers I configure
- Frenchcom: Livebox, Livebox 6, Livebox 6
- SFR: Freebox Pop (Fritz!Box 7530 / 7590)
- Bouygues: Bbox, Livebox
- Free: Fritz!Box or personal hardware (Freebox Fibre plan is technically the most performant in Cluses)
- Sosh, Red, B&You, Prixtel: depending on the hardware provided
Whatever your provider, I know the interfaces, default admin passwords and pitfalls (NAT, IPv6, dual WAN).
What I configure on a WiFi visit
- 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi channels: best choice after a neighbour scan
- WiFi 6 / 6E / 7 if your hardware supports it (better throughput, lower latency)
- Mesh / extenders: TP-Link Deco, Asus ZenWiFi, Netgear Orbi, Eero, Devolo PLC
- Security: WPA3, strong password, MAC filtering, guest isolation
- Guest network for visitors, separate from your devices
- Sharing of printers, NAS, USB drives on the network
- Home VPN (Wireguard, OpenVPN) for remote work
- QoS configuration so video calls (Zoom, Teams) stay smooth
Multi-floor or through-corridor flats
In older Cluses flats (Cluses centre historique, Sallanches, Scionzier, Bonneville) with reinforced concrete or thick brick walls, a properly placed 2- or 3-station mesh almost always beats a basic extender. An ethernet cable between stations remains the best solution where the topology allows (or a Devolo Magic powerline backbone in non-wired flats).
For villas and large houses (La Roche-sur-Foron, Saint-Jeoire, Vandœuvres), I recommend a tri-band mesh with dedicated backhaul.
€ 70 flat rate
The home WiFi setup flat rate covers:
- Full diagnosis of the existing WiFi (signal mapping room by room)
- ISP router configuration (channels, security, ports, NAT)
- Install and configure extenders or mesh provided by you
- Network hardening and guest network creation
- Functional tests from phone, computer, printer
Average duration: 1 to 2 hours on site.
Mesh or extender hardware not included in the flat rate (typical cost: € 100 to 600 depending on home size).
Small-business networking
For medical offices, accountants, agencies, shops: VLAN setup, patient / staff network separation, Synology NAS for backup, secure remote access. Flat rate on quote.
Call +33 6 07 74 73 76 or WhatsApp to set up your WiFi.
How it works
How it works
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You call
Describe the problem on the phone, I give you a free first diagnosis.
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I intervene
I come to you, anywhere in the Arve Valley, within the hour.
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You relax
Transparent price announced before the intervention. No surprise.
My commitments
Your trusted IT partner
- No fix, no fee
- Fast transparent quote
- Fast intervention – Arve Valley
- Warranty on all services
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this service
Do you intervene quickly in Cluses and the Arve Valley? +
Yes — typically within 24 h, often the same day. I'm available 7 days a week from 9 am to 10 pm, with no evening or weekend surcharge.
What kind of IT problems can you fix? +
Hardware failures, Windows and macOS issues, viruses and malware, WiFi and network problems, data recovery, printer setup — for both home users and small businesses.
Do you work with individuals and businesses? +
Both. Home users get simple flat rates; businesses get fast on-site support to minimise downtime, with a proper French invoice.
How much does « WiFi and network setup » cost in Cluses? +
From € 70. The exact flat rate is announced before the intervention — never after. If I can't fix it, you don't pay.