General Network Inc.

Two separate condo customers, writing in January and August 2023, said the same thing: they had called electricians and gotten nowhere before General Network ran the Ethernet for them. That is the job this Woburn low-voltage outfit gets hired for — Cat6 runs, wall jacks, wireless access points, security cameras and wall-mounted TVs — and it holds 5 stars from 42 Google ratings and 4.9 from 106 on Thumbtack. Most reviews name Julian, sometimes with Dennis or Dimitrii. In an April 2026 review, a homeowner described ethernet run through a new home, wireless access points installed, a TV mounted on a wall with a brick chimney behind it, and Julian walking them through the new Unifi equipment. A February 2026 review describes Cat6 wall jacks and a ceiling-mounted access point in a newly purchased house. Older houses come up often. In an October 2024 review, a customer with a 30-year-old home with a finished basement said six Ethernet lines went in with minimal cutting, routed through ceiling light fixtures and closets, and the cut spots were repaired. An August 2024 review describes an old colonial going from bad Wi-Fi to working coverage after Cat6 and access points replaced Wi-Fi repeaters. A 2022 Thumbtack reviewer said the crew advised against a full Cat5-to-Cat6 rewire, re-terminated and tested the existing wiring in one day instead, and kept the house online through the workday. The work also reaches past network cable. A March 2022 review describes a 16-camera security system; another from that month describes single-mode and multimode fiber runs terminated to keystones and an IT rack. A 2023 Thumbtack reviewer said the crew added a power outlet for a rack and fixed some out-of-code electrical, finishing under the estimate. One complaint on file: a January 2022 Thumbtack review gave 4 stars, saying the estimate wasn't clear and the final cost came in higher than anticipated. The company's website says it offers free estimates and is insured.