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WiFi heat map and survey report — Geelong
What you get

WiFi heat map.
Per-room speed survey.
Plain-English report.

What every $149 Why Oh WiFi assessment delivers — for Geelong, the Surf Coast, the Bellarine, Golden Plains, and the Colac & Otway region. Heat maps, real speed numbers, plain-English explanation, prioritised recommendations.

Rooms tested
Every one
Including the granny flat and the shed
Coverage mapped
100%
Heat map of the whole property
Solution options
2–4
Tiered. You pick.
Pressure to buy
$0
"Don't spend money" is a valid answer
Visual clarity

See your WiFi coverage at a glance.

No guesswork. We build a custom heat map of your home — green where the signal is strong, orange where it's struggling, red where there's nothing. Based on actual measurements walked through every room.

  • Custom floor-plan style overlay of your home
  • Colour-coded signal strength, room by room
  • Speed measurements at every device
  • Clear visual of problem areas you actually care about
Excellent Fair Poor Critical
Sample — speed by room
Living 380 Mbps · -42 dBm
Kitchen 271 Mbps · -50 dBm
Study 192 Mbps · -58 dBm
Master bedroom 84 Mbps · -67 dBm
Kids' room 12 Mbps · -78 dBm
Granny flat 4 Mbps · -82 dBm
Data-driven

Room-by-room speed tests.

Every room gets tested at every device. You'll see actual numbers — not "good" or "bad" — that you can compare directly. So when you see 12 Mbps in the kids' room vs 380 Mbps in the living room, you understand exactly why Netflix buffers in their bedroom.

Why this matters

"It feels slow in there" is not a brief we can act on. "It's 12 Mbps with a -78 dBm signal in there" is.

No jargon

What the numbers actually mean.

Every metric in your report comes with a plain-English translation. So you don't need a glossary — you just understand what you're reading.

Mbps

How fast data moves. 50+ is good for 4K streaming. "12 Mbps in the kids' room" is why Netflix buffers there.

dBm (signal strength)

Measured in negatives — closer to zero is stronger. −40 is excellent (next to router). −70 is weak (through several walls).

Jitter

Connection consistency. High jitter = video calls stutter and games lag. Low jitter = everything runs smoothly.

Latency / ping

How long a single round-trip takes. Lower is better. <20 ms feels snappy. 200+ ms feels broken.

Channel utilisation

How crowded your WiFi airspace is. The number of neighbours stomping on the same channel as you.

SNR (signal-to-noise)

How clearly your devices can hear the router over the local interference. Higher is better.

Root cause

Not just "it's bad".
Why it's bad.

Every report explains the actual cause: distance from the router, wall materials, channel congestion, router placement, ISP-level limits. So when you fix it, you fix the right thing.

01

Distance + wall penetration

Why the back bedroom is weak: 18 metres of brick and a metal-framed glass door between it and the router.

02

Channel congestion

Why the speeds are inconsistent: nine other networks fighting for the same channel as yours.

03

What's working well

The good news section — because honest reports include the bits you don't need to spend money on.

What's NOT in the report

No upsell. No fluff.

Some of the most valuable things about our reports are the things they don't contain.

Sales pitches for products you don't need
Subscription services you didn't ask about
Affiliate-laden hardware "recommendations"
Vague "consult us further" language
Generic copy-paste advice that ignores your situation
Hidden fees, recurring costs, lock-in trickery

Ready for an actual diagnosis?

$149 flat flat. Real measurements. Honest answers — even if "do nothing" is the right one.