Internet & phone · Comcast Business
Comcast Business, ordered without the hold music.
I’m a Comcast Business partner. I check what reaches your address, order the right plan and schedule the install around your opening.

What you get with Comcast Business
Wide coverage across Northern California.
What’s included
Internet, WiFi, phone and TV from one provider, with a backup for when the main line drops.
- Business Internet, from everyday speeds to multi-gig where available
- WiFi Pro: separate networks for staff and guests
- Connection Pro: automatic cellular backup
- SecurityEdge: blocks online threats at the network
- Business phone lines and mobile
- Business TV for dining rooms and waiting areas
Comcast is a good fit if
Not sure? Tell me how you run and I’ll say so if another option suits you better.
- Comcast Business reaches your address
- You want internet, WiFi, phone and TV handled together
- You need a backup so cards keep running if the line drops
Plans, product names and availability vary by address and change over time. I’ll confirm what’s current where you are.
What I handle
You never sit on hold.
The address check
I look up what actually reaches your building before you plan around it.
The right plan
Sized to your registers, cameras, phones and guests, not the biggest package on the list.
The order
I place it with Comcast and chase it, so you don’t have to.
Install scheduling
Lined up around your build-out and your opening date.
WiFi and phones
One network for staff and systems, another for guests, and numbers that ring where you need them.
After it’s live
Something acting up? You call me, the same as for everything else I set up.

Opening soon?
Call me the day you sign the lease.
Internet is usually the longest wait, and your POS, cameras and phones all need it on day one. The earlier I order, the smoother your opening.
Comcast or AT&T?
It comes down to your address.
I check both and show you the numbers side by side. You pick. I place the order.
Juan call
does it all.
Opening, switching or fixing something? Tell me what’s going on and I’ll tell you what it takes.