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SLOW AND STEADY ISN’T WINNING THIS RACE

But the team at GenCare knows how to work quickly to speed up the Internet in your office.

By this time next week, you can have a signed agreement for a faster & cheaper internet connection, hand-picked for you.  Leaving you plenty of green to chew on around the office.

We use our community connections, expertise, and meeting preparation to offer this FREE, when other IT companies just don’t think to do it at all.

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WE ASK 3 SIMPLE QUESTIONS

How fast is your Internet connection?

How much of that speed is passed along in your WiFi?

Are there faster and cheaper internet connections available to you?

We answer all those questions using this simple report:

THAT LEAVES ONE QUESTION:

Is there a better Internet connection available near me? 

Probably.  You’ll have a lot to choose from when you work with us:

Spectrum
Charter
Frontier
Earthlink
AT&T
CenturyLink
Verizon
T-Mobile
Verizon
StarLink
ViaSat
GeoLinks
HughesNet

WHAT DOES THIS COST?

30 minutes to visit,
1 week to complete,
& zero dollars.

We do not charge for the visit.

We do not charge for the detailed report.

We do not charge for new internet connections.  

You pay the direct price for any new Internet agreement.  No markup – GUARANTEED. 

No money changes hands between us.  The only reason our hand is out is to offer a little nibble of nourishment to your slow connection

How do we make money on this?  We’re compensated on the back-end, chewing up the ISP’s profits, not yours.  And, we get to meet companies who need our expert help in other ways.

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TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?
SEE FOR YOURSELF.

Here’s our analysis:

We’ll speed test your current connection, documenting results from different key locations.
  • Are you getting the speed listed on your bill?
  • How does it drop off in different parts of your building?
We’ll list every internet option available at your location.
  • Speed
  • Type (fiber, cable, wireless)
  • Price
Most companies would benefit from an inexpensive secondary connection. One that keeps you connected when your main connection fails. $150/month to make sure the internet doesn’t go down? Sold. We’ll tell you:
  • Can my network handle a backup connection as-is? Most can!
  • Can I use both the primary and backup connection at the same time? Again, most can!
  • Is an inexpensive and fast secondary connection available? You’ll have the answer so you can decide for yourself.
These are pretty rare, but we can confirm there aren’t any devices slowing down all of your connections.
Using the speed from an area you’re already happy with, tell us how fast the other parts of the office need to be. We’ll recommend the fixes that will get you there.
  • What’s the minimum speed you expect in any scenario or location?
  • Do you need a guest network?
  • Do you need faster hardwired connections at desks?

There’s no need to wait for your 1-year or 3-year contract to end, because most businesses CAN get out of those.

Put in your request today, and we’ll prepare your report and visit within one week.

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WE HAVE THE FINE PRINT COVERED.

When we show up to your office, please have your current Internet bill and the key to your network closet ready.

We need four things, in this order:

  1. Your physical address
  2. Your guest wifi password (no admin access)
  3. The key to your network closet
  4. Your current Internet bill
No
Rarely. Usually WiFi problems are solved by adding more WiFi units to your network. That means buying new WiFi units, installing them on the ceiling, and running cables to new locations. That requires a review of your building and your network. We’ll have some initial notes for you, and a second onsite meeting can pin down those particulars.

In a typical modern office, each room with slow WiFi can be improved for about $650 one-time. That covers the cost of a new WiFi unit, configuration, and a new cable run. Keep that number in mind if you want to improve your wireless internet speeds. It assumes you have a modern WiFi system in place, which can accept a new broadcasting unit without added start-up cost. Companies with deferred maintenance, old systems, and thick walls will see higher figures. But keep working with us, and we’ll get it sorted out.

Three weeks to four months depending on the provider. If they need to do construction, that can extend to a year. The best time to start is yesterday. The second best time to start is today.

Maybe.  When fees are charged, they’re 25-100% of the remaining contract value.  Sometimes a fixed fee.  If they failed to deliver good service, you may be able to negotiate out of this.  If cancelation fees are steep, consider keeping this as a secondary connection until your term is over.  At least that way you’ll get something for your money instead of just the fee.

Yes

Take it one nibble at a time:

  1. Note the Internet and WiFi speeds you have today
  2. ID the room with satisfying speed, if any.  That’s your target.
  3. Note the rooms to improve and any issues unique to you.
  4. Note what’s in the way of that goal speed (Internet, WiFi, or both).
  5. Estimate the price of a new Internet provider, and/or place additional WiFi units
  6. Deliver all hardware, services, and Internet contracts at a fixed price, no overages.

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