Bilingual Computer and Internet Help in Chelsea & the Gatineau Hills

Rural Internet in the Hills

Internet options change quickly once you leave the village core: some homes have cable or fibre, others rely on fixed wireless or satellite such as Starlink. Trees and hills make placement critical.

• Satellite and wireless setups: placing the dish or antenna where trees don't block it and getting the router into a central spot.
• Connections that drop: finding out whether it's the service, the equipment or the home network, with evidence your provider has to act on.
• Changing providers: equipment, Wi-Fi and devices set up in one visit.

Large, Wooded and Multi-Level Homes

• Wi-Fi on every level: homes built into a slope, with walk-out basements and wings, need a coverage plan, often mesh linked by cable.
• Studios, garages and guest cabins: point-to-point wireless links or outdoor cable bring a solid connection across the property.
• Working from the hills: a dependable home office for people who commute to Ottawa or Gatineau only some days.
• Cottages: remote access to cameras and thermostats, and a setup that recovers on its own after a power outage.

Entirely in French or English

Explanations, recommendations and the invoice, in the language you prefer, from first call to last. Tell me about your setup when you call (provider, the problem, any outbuildings) and I'll come prepared to finish in one trip.

Besides internet and Wi-Fi, most visits up here are everyday computer repair: slow or crashing PCs, startup problems and worn-out hardware, fixed at your kitchen table.

Nearby areas I also cover: Gatineau and Hull, Aylmer.