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Private Network Infrastructure · Northern Virginia, DC & Maryland
Private network infrastructure for estates & executives.
We design and install complete networks for large homes, multi-building properties, and demanding home offices — planned for the property, tested before handover, and documented for future service.
The first conversation is free, and Eric Enkh replies personally.
01Services
What would you like to improve?
Many projects combine several of these, planned and installed as one system.
Not sure which applies?Describe the problem
02Completed project · Loudoun County, VA
A new home, planned before the walls closed.
We planned the network with the build and ran cable before the finished surfaces went in: wired Wi-Fi access points in the basement, kitchen, and upstairs hallway, with the screened porch covered; equipment on battery backup; and Starlink as a second connection.
Before handover we tested the switch between connections and labeled every cable, so later troubleshooting and changes are easier.
Wi-Fi 7 · 10 GbE core · UPS · May 2026
Existing home · Great Falls, VADead zones in the basement and upstairs bedrooms, and outages with every power flicker. Now: access points where coverage failed, battery backup for the equipment, and a Starlink backup tested at handover. Read the project
Clients on other projects
“The network just works — I never think about it during telemedicine consults anymore. The failover is invisible. This is what infrastructure should feel like.”
“Fantastic job with a very challenging roof and receiver location. Eric provided options and worked with us to get the receiver and hiding associated wires and router in the perfect place for us.”
03Our approach
What we plan before anything is installed.
Weak rooms and dropped connections can come from a failing device, a provider fault, or the building itself. We find out which first.
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Wi-Fi where you spend time
Walls, floors, and distance decide where signal reaches, so we place access points for the rooms and outdoor areas you use and check coverage there.
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Steady connections in far rooms and buildings
Mesh suits many homes, but each wireless relay can cut speed further along. On larger properties we run cable to access points and between buildings where the structure allows.
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Backup and records where they matter
Where work depends on the connection, a backup can take over when the provider fails. Every system is documented; missing records make diagnosis and changes slower.
04How it works
What happens after you get in touch.
- 01
Tell us what needs to work better
Describe the home and what isn’t working; no technical detail needed. Eric Enkh replies personally.
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See the plan and the price
Where cable would run and equipment would be visible, the options that matter, and the price, before you approve.
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Approve and schedule the work
We agree on access, the rooms affected, and what the walls and finishes allow. Installation follows the scope you approve.
- 04
A tested system, explained
We check the connections that matter, show you how the system works, and document it.
05Handover
A system you can understand, in your name.
In Lorton, we installed and tested a finished home’s network while the owner was overseas. The household got a quick-reference card, and the owner a guide: what to check first, the order to restart things, and what’s normal. The owner holds the main account; Orbit Tech’s separate support login can be revoked.
- You know what was installed and how to use it.
- Clear labels and records make future troubleshooting and changes easier.
- Accounts are in your name, so you keep control.
Documentation is sized to each project.
Who is responsible
Eric EnkhOwner & Lead Engineer
Makes each project’s recommendation and answers for the work from the first scope decision through handover. Afterward, you call or email him directly. No recurring maintenance contract is required; later help is arranged case by case. Based in Reston, Virginia.
06Get in touch
Tell us what needs to work better.
The first conversation is free; clearly defined work then goes to a written quote, and Eric Enkh replies personally with a recommended next step — sometimes that nothing more is needed.
(571) 999-6915Mon-Sat 8am-6pm
Our work is planned improvements, not one-off device setup or basic router troubleshooting. You don’t need to know which yours is; we’ll tell you.
For a comprehensive whole-property network, plan for approximately $10,000–$20,000. This is a planning range, not a package price: scope, cable routes, coverage requirements, and backup systems determine the final written quote, which can fall outside it. Targeted improvements are quoted separately.