How can I make my Wi-Fi faster?

Start by making sure you have a good Wi-Fi signal. Most devices have a Wi-Fi icon in the corner of the screen that shows your signal strength. You can improve your Wi-Fi signal strength by moving closer to your router, minimizing Wi-Fi obstructions, and ensuring that you’re using the appropriate Wi-Fi frequency band. If you are struggling with your Wi-Fi coverage, here are the best ways to extend your W-Fi range, which can help your speed in more remote areas of your home.

How do I know if I need a new router?

Just because you have slow Wi-Fi doesn’t mean you need a new router. An easy way to find out if your router Wi-Fi is bottlenecking your connection is to simply bypass it.

How do I know if I need a faster internet plan?

Take an internet speed test on your Wi-Fi and compare the result to your internet plan’s max advertised speed. If your speeds are close to your plan’s advertised speeds but your still experience slow internet, you probably need a faster plan to meet your internet bandwidth needs.

Where should I put my Wi-Fi router?

You should place your router in a central and elevated location in your home. It’s best to avoid placing your router near Wi-Fi obstructing materials, like tile and water, and certain interfering election devices, such as microwaves. Learn more with our guide on choosing the best spot for your router.

North Coast Networks Availability Map | North Coast Networks Packages

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States Served
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96,312
People Served

46,640
Households Served

25 Mbps
Most common advertised
download speed

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North Coast Networks Availability Map

Top areas served by state

Coverage

California

74.2%

Cities Served

Coverage

Spring Valley

74.1%

Ukiah

70.9%

Clearlake

64.4%

Lakeport

100.0%

Other large cities covered by North Coast Networks

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