Slow speeds in certain rooms are the most common complaint we hear. If your signal drops near the back of the house, your router placement is likely the problem. The same is true if it drops in the garage. Henderson homes built during the 2000s boom often have thick interior walls and long hallways that kill wireless signals. Older homes near Water Street can have wiring that makes a clean WiFi setup even harder. And in the summer heat, routers pushed into closets or cabinets overheat and throttle performance. A bad setup doesn't just annoy you. It can leave your smart devices, security cameras, and work computers running unreliably every day.[1]