A lot of life happens online, and WiFi helps make it possible. So when speeds slow down or connections drop out, it can really throw off your day.
That's where our Home Tech Team comes in. We'll check your setup, remove anything slowing your connection, and make sure your WiFi and devices work together seamlessly – so you can spend less time troubleshooting and more time enjoying streaming, gaming, and connecting with friends and family.
What's included in a Home Tech visit
A Home Tech visit focuses on checking your WiFi setup and making sure it's performing well throughout your home. As part of the service, you'll receive:
- A 30-minute home visit to diagnose your setup and fix anything slowing your connection
- A personalised WiFi Health Check, with practical tips to help keep things running smoothly
- A follow-up call 7-10 days later to make sure everything’s still working at its best
All for just £45, available exclusively to Sure broadband customers.
How to book
Booking a Home Tech visit is simple. You can:
- Email wifi@sure.com
- Call us on 07624 247 247
- Book online
What can you do to help your WiFi?
Free your router
Make sure your router is located away from any objects that may cause interference such as Bluetooth speakers, baby monitors, fish tanks, metal-backed mirrors, fridges, microwaves and game consoles. It’s also worth checking on the age of your router.
Don’t be a WiFi waster
Connect heavily used non-portable devices directly into the router with an ethernet cable. e.g. Smart TV, games console, desktop computer. Disconnect any old devices from the
WiFi network (old tablets, phones, laptops, smart devices etc).
Refresh with Mesh
Enhance your signal reach with a Mesh WiFi extender system. Place Mesh nodes (they look a bit like small speakers) around your home and they will work with your router to distribute your WiFi signal even further.
Reboot. Reset. Revitalise
Check for any software updates. Clear your device’s cookies and cache. Try turning your router off and waiting 30 seconds before turning it back on. Sometimes it does the trick.