Our Remote Management Service Offers Proactive Support for Performance Issues

Now that you’ve read part one and part two of our home network blog series, where we discussed common home network hiccups and the building blocks of a strong home network, we’re moving on to the final chapter of this home network trilogy: the importance of remote management.

While a professionally designed and installed network creates a strong foundation for your connected home, even the smallest system issues can lead to big problems if you don’t have the networking solutions or know-how to resolve them quickly. Instead, our remote monitoring service allows us to keep eyes on your system to ensure everything is always running smoothly—so you don’t have to.

Read below to learn about our revolutionary OvrC remote monitoring service and how it helps you get the most out of your home technology.

Work with a Network Installation Company for the Best Results

Recently, we started a three-part home network blog series to discuss the common pitfalls of unreliable network installations and the remedies to fix them. We launched this series by focusing on the tell-tale signs that suggest your network setup may need some help. In this blog, we’re turning to the solutions that make a home network fast, reliable, and secure for your connected lifestyle today and tomorrow.

As you read along, you’ll come to find that the answer to a strong home network doesn’t lie in DIY hacks. Instead, building a reliable network infrastructure that can support your growing connectivity needs involves the help of a professional home network installation company.

Read below to learn the key building blocks of a strong home network system and what to expect when you enlist the help of an expert like Show & Tell AV Solutions.

If You Notice These Signs, It May Be Time for an Upgrade

We’ve all experienced internet connectivity woes in the home. When a webpage fails to load, or that familiar buffering icon interrupts your HBO movie, what do you do? Maybe you reset the router or reboot your TV or streamer and pray that does the trick. But eventually, the truth will out: It may be time to upgrade your current home network installation.

Your home network may also be opening the door to dangerous security threats, which is more critical now than ever as adults in Salt Lake City, UT, and surrounding areas transition to working from home. Security vulnerabilities don’t just put youat risk; they can harm your employees and business, too.

We’re starting this three-part home network blog series by discussing the tell-tale signs that suggest your current home network may need some help. Read along and take note of the woes that ring a bell.

These Picks Are Expected to Gain Serious Traction in 2021

With trends in home automation and control always on the move, we like to start the beginning of each year with educated predictions of what we believe will take the spotlight over the next 12 months. The pandemic undoubtedly shaped the wants and needs of smart homeowners in 2020, and we don’t expect those opportunities to shift course very much as we enter 2021.

With that said, we believe this year’s home technology trends may already be here. These categories sat on the fringes in 2020, and we expect them to continue their momentum in the coming months to accommodate the wants and needs of homeowners who are figuring out new ways of living well amid the effects of an unprecedented pandemic. Learn about these fast-growing trends below.

A Surveillance System Installation Does More Than Deter Crime

Let’s try an exercise. Ask the next person you see why they think a home surveillance system is important. Now, was their answer “to protect homes from criminal activity” or something of the sort? We’d bet so. This answer is overwhelmingly the number one reason why homeowners believe they should invest in a surveillance system installation, and they’re right to believe so.

According to several studies, surveillance systems help reduce crime by at least 50%. But that’s not all they do. You can wring out so much more from your surveillance system to assist you in several other ways. Read below for four unique ways to maximize the potential of your surveillance system.