Managed Wi-Fi, television, and phone for apartment communities in Washington, DC

Connectivity for communities in Washington

ResidentFi provides property-wide managed Wi-Fi, bulk internet, streaming television, and phone service for apartment communities, student housing, senior living, and campuses in Washington, DC. We design the network, install it, monitor it around the clock, and take every resident support call, so communities in Navy Yard, NoMa, Columbia Heights, Dupont Circle, and Capitol Hill offer connectivity as an amenity instead of fielding it as a complaint.

Designed for Washington buildings

Washington residents include federal employees and contractors who work from home on secured connections, and they expect a network that stays up. Georgetown University and George Washington University are home to large student populations, and the communities around Georgetown University, George Washington University, and Howard University turn over on an academic calendar. ResidentFi designs student housing networks for move-in weekend density, assigns private networks per unit or per bed, and creates and retires credentials from the housing roster.

Services available in Washington

Every ResidentFi community in Washington can combine the services it needs on one agreement: property-wide managed Wi-Fi with a private network for each resident, bulk internet included in rent or a technology package, streaming and IPTV television delivered without set-top boxes, cloud phone service for the leasing office, resident home phone, and the monitored elevator, gate, and fire alarm lines that codes require. We also design fiber-to-the-unit and structured cabling for new construction, a secured network for smart locks and building systems, and in-building cellular for towers and garages.

Property types we serve in Washington

In Washington we serve conventional apartment communities, build-to-rent neighborhoods, affordable and workforce housing, purpose-built student housing and university residence halls near Georgetown University, George Washington University, and Howard University, military and privatized housing, senior living, condominium associations and HOAs, corporate and extended-stay housing, and mixed-use towers. Each property type has its own page describing how ResidentFi structures the service for it.

How a project in Washington works

Getting started in Washington is simple: request a free property assessment and ResidentFi will survey the property, design the network, and return pricing with the revenue model. Our crews handle new construction alongside the trades and retrofit occupied buildings without a gap in service. Once the network is live, residents receive credentials and welcome materials, the resident portal opens, and our support team is answering before the first unit connects.

Support that residents reach directly

Residents in Washington call, text, or email ResidentFi directly, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and our network operations center watches every access point and switch on the property. Owners and managers receive uptime, usage, and ticket reporting by property and by portfolio. The same program runs at every ResidentFi community nationwide, so a portfolio with properties in Washington and in other markets gets one portal, one support number, and one standard of service.