Network cabling & IT installation Behind every connection, a stronger foundation.
Cameras, doors, phones, point-of-sale and Wi-Fi all depend on the same network. We design it, cable it and secure it so it stays fast, stable and easy to manage.
What it looks like
What we do
Plan it, build it, secure it.
- Structured cabling, tested
- Gateway, firewall and managed PoE switching
- Wi-Fi coverage planning and installation, indoors and out
- Wireless links to second buildings, gates and sheds
- Network segmentation with separate virtual networks
- Secure remote access and device monitoring
How we help you
A network you do not have to think about.
- Strong Wi-Fi where people actually work, not just near the router
- Cameras, doors and phones that stay online
- Guest and payment traffic kept away from your business computers
- One dashboard to see every device and every alert
- A clean, documented installation that is easy to support later
The backbone
Two boxes everything else plugs into.
UniFi Dream Machine
Routes all traffic, runs the firewall and intrusion prevention, hosts the controller for every access point and switch, and logs which devices are talking to what.
UniFi PoE switches
Distribute wired connections and power access points, cameras and door hardware over one cable. 16-, 24- and 48-port models cover most sites, with 10 Gbps links between racks on larger ones.
Wi-Fi coverage
Indoors, outdoors and between buildings.
We place access points from a real coverage plan: walls, ceiling height, interference and how the space is used. Not "one per room".
U7 Pro / U7 Pro Max
Low-profile Wi-Fi 7 access points for offices, retail floors and warehouses.
U7 In-Wall
Mounts over a standard wall box with a built-in switch port. Suited to hotel rooms, private offices and multi-unit homes.
U7 Outdoor / U7 Pro Outdoor
Weatherproof coverage for yards, parking lots and approaches.
U7 Mesh
A slim long-range antenna for fence lines, walkways and areas between structures.
Building Bridge and Bridge XG
Wireless links to a second building, gate or trailer without trenching cable. The XG handles heavy traffic such as cameras, access control and Wi-Fi together.
TP-Link Omada bridge kits
A cost-effective option for simple point-to-point wireless links.
Network segmentation
One network, several locked rooms.
Virtual networks (VLANs) split one physical network into separate ones that cannot see each other unless you allow it. A guest's phone has no path to your point-of-sale terminal, even in the same room.
| Network | Typical devices | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Management | Gateway, switches, access points | Reachable only from a trusted admin device |
| Security | Cameras, recorder, access control, alarm | No internet access; talks only to the recording server |
| Payment | Terminals, card readers, POS server | Isolated from every other network; internet limited to the processor |
| Office | Work computers, staff Wi-Fi | Internet access; no path to security or payment networks |
| Guest | Visitor and customer Wi-Fi | Internet only; isolated from every internal network |
Try it
What can a guest's phone reach?
Pick a device, then flip between a flat network and a segmented one.
Perimeter and visibility
Guarding the door, and knowing who is inside.
Intrusion prevention
Every connection is checked against known attack patterns and threats are dropped before they reach a device.
Country blocking
Refuse traffic from regions with no legitimate reason to contact you, which removes much of the automated scanning noise.
Encrypted VPN
You or your IT provider can reach cameras, logs and management without exposing anything to the open internet. We also use Tailscale for secure remote access.
Device monitoring
See every connected camera, laptop and phone from one controller.
Honeypot decoy
A decoy device that nothing legitimate should ever contact. If something probes it, you get an immediate alert that something is scanning the network.
Brands we install
Network FAQ
Can you fix slow or patchy Wi-Fi?
Yes. We start with a walk-through and a coverage plan rather than guessing, then adjust or add access points where they will help.
Do you pull cable in finished walls?
Where access allows. New builds and renovations are simpler and less expensive, so we recommend pre-wiring while walls are open.
Can guests be kept off my business network?
Yes. Guest Wi-Fi sits on its own isolated network with internet access only.
Can you connect a second building without trenching?
Often, with a point-to-point wireless bridge. We check line of sight and speed needs on the site visit.
Let's design your network.
Every site is different. We will walk your location and build a design around what you actually run.
Request a free assessment(855) 579-6700