Every system. One team. Defined scope.
From the first cable pull to post-install support — cameras, access control, networking, and servers handled by the same people, start to finish.
Five disciplines. One engagement.
Installed, configured, and recorded
IP and analog camera systems positioned for actual coverage — not just mounted. We run the cabling, configure recording schedules, set retention windows, and verify every angle before sign-off.
Includes: site survey, cable routing, NVR/DVR setup, remote viewing configuration, and documented coverage map.
Who enters. When. On record.
Card readers, electric strikes, and door controllers wired and commissioned. We define access levels per user, integrate with your existing HR list if needed, and confirm every door logs correctly.
Includes: reader installation, controller programming, access-level matrix, audit log verification, and admin credentials handover.
Cabled, labeled, and load-tested
Structured cabling and managed switch deployment with VLAN segmentation where your workflow needs it. Every port documented, every run tested for throughput before the rack door closes.
Includes: cable runs, switch configuration, VLAN setup, port documentation, and throughput test report.
Coverage mapped before access points go up
We run a site survey first — not after. Access points are placed for actual signal coverage, not convenience. SSIDs, authentication, and guest isolation configured and confirmed under real client load.
Includes: RF survey, AP placement plan, controller setup, SSID and auth config, and post-install heat map.
Racked, configured, and monitored
Physical rack installation, OS deployment, storage configuration, and backup verification. We don't declare done when the machine boots — we run it under load and hand over documented credentials and a monitoring baseline.
Includes: rack mounting, OS and role setup, storage and backup config, load test, monitoring agent, and admin handover document.
01 — Scope review
We visit the site, document existing infrastructure, and produce a written scope covering every system — no assumptions, no line items that appear at handover.
02 — Installation
Scope defined. Installed. Tested. Handed over.
One crew handles all five disciplines. Cable runs, mounting, configuration — done in sequence, not handed off between contractors.
03 — Load test and verification
Every system runs under real conditions before we call it done. Cameras record. Access logs populate. Network throughput is measured and documented.
Every engagement follows the same four steps — no surprises after the invoice.
04 — Handover and ongoing support
You receive documented credentials, system diagrams, and a direct contact line. The same team that installed it picks up when something needs attention.
Tell us what you have. We'll tell you what's needed.
Describe your current setup — or lack of one. We'll review it, identify the gaps, and return a written scope with no obligations attached.