Internet and streaming planning

Compare internet plans, improve Wi-Fi, and set up streaming TV.

Switch to fiber where it is available for faster uploads, lower latency, and more consistent service. I can compare providers, fix weak Wi-Fi coverage, and install routers, TVs, and streaming devices.

Provider availability varies by address Wi-Fi quality matters as much as plan speed Streaming choices depend on channels and household use

Internet service

Choose fiber when it is available.

Fiber delivers faster uploads, lower latency, and more consistent performance than cable. Compare the regular monthly price, equipment fees, data limits, and contract terms—not just the introductory rate.

Useful speed

Size the plan for the number of users, video calls, cloud backups, gaming, cameras, and streaming—not for the biggest number in an advertisement.

Fast uploads

Fiber handles video meetings, large files, remote work, cloud sync, security cameras, and off-site backups without the slow upload speeds common on cable plans.

Total monthly cost

Compare promotional expiration, equipment rental, installation, taxes, data limits, contract terms, and the price after any introductory period.

Wi-Fi coverage

The provider connection, modem or network terminal, router placement, building materials, device capability, and household traffic all affect performance. Check coverage, interference, and cabling before paying for more speed.

Quantum Fiber referral offer

Get $100 when you switch to Quantum Fiber.

Use my referral link to sign up for new residential Quantum Fiber service. After your service has been active for 60 consecutive days, you receive $100 and Denver Tech Support receives $100.

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Streaming television

Replace cable TV without giving up live channels.

Live-TV streaming services work much like cable, with a channel guide, local stations, sports, news, and cloud DVR. The right one depends on the channels you actually watch.

YouTube TV

Broad channel lineup

A strong general replacement for cable with major local stations, sports, news, entertainment, and unlimited cloud DVR.

Visit YouTube TV

Hulu + Live TV

Live TV plus streaming

Live channels and cloud DVR bundled with Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN content. A good fit when those services are already on your list.

Visit Hulu + Live TV

Sling TV

Lower-cost, flexible bundles

Smaller Orange and Blue packages can cost less than full cable replacements. Local-channel availability and sports coverage vary.

Visit Sling TV

Free Rabbit-Ear HDTV

No monthly channel bill

An indoor antenna can receive available Denver-area HD broadcast stations for free. Reception depends on your location, antenna placement, and the construction of your home.

Check local TV signals

Start with your must-have channels. Local stations, regional sports, DVR storage, simultaneous streams, picture quality, and supported devices vary. I can compare the current lineups, install the right streaming hardware, and make the finished setup easy to use.

Make the switch pay for itself

Save an estimated $1,080 every year.

An internet-and-cable bill of $250 per month is $3,000 per year. If fiber and live TV total about $160 per month, the annual cost drops to about $1,920.

Most internet and streaming consultations require 2–3 hours. At the standard $90 hourly rate, that is $180–$270 before hardware or third-party charges. In this example, the first-year savings are four to six times the consultation cost—and the lower bill keeps paying off.

Current annual cost$3,000 New annual cost$1,920 Estimated annual savings$1,080

Illustrative example, not a quoted price or guaranteed savings. Compare your complete bill with current internet and streaming prices, required channels, taxes, equipment, and add-ons.