For businesses and organizations

Your business technology team.

Your network, cameras, access control and AV all work better when one team designs them together. We take on the whole technology scope ourselves — fewer vendors to manage, one place to call, and systems built to work as one.

A lit conference room with a wall-mounted display, video bar, table mics and ceiling speakers

Where we fit

Organizations where several systems have to cooperate.

Our best commercial work is rarely a single device install. It's a building where the network, cameras, doors, audio and computers all have to work together under one technology strategy, not five separate ones.

Professional offices

Architecture, design, financial and administrative firms that need dependable Wi-Fi, endpoints, cloud services and a conference room that works.

Churches and campuses

Managed IT and complex AV in the same relationship, across multiple buildings, operated by volunteers.

Restaurants and hospitality

POS connectivity, kitchen printers, staff and guest wireless, cameras and music. Downtime here costs money by the hour.

Salons, spas and services

Wi-Fi, line-of-business SaaS, phones, background audio and cameras — low friction, because staff attention belongs on clients.

Event and entertainment venues

Controlled lighting, Q-SYS DSP, commercial amplification, projection and signage that survive both daily use and event nights.

Retail and specialty

Segmented staff and guest networks, cameras, access, audio, UPS and rack cleanup with remote monitoring.

Multi-building properties

Shared infrastructure, fiber and point-to-point links, cameras and access administered centrally.

Commercial construction

Full technology scope coordinated with the GC, electrician and door hardware from design through commissioning.

What we handle

From the pathway in the wall to the account in the cloud.

Networks and Wi-Fi

Internet gateway and firewall, managed routing, PoE switching, Wi-Fi designed for the floor plan and the device count, guest and staff segmentation, VLANs, outdoor coverage, point-to-point links and fiber uplinks. Fixed and critical devices get hardwired.

UniFi · VLANs · PoE · Fiber uplinks · UPS

Cameras and surveillance

System design driven by what you need to identify, not by camera count. Local commercial-grade recording, retention math done up front, remote viewing and analytics-based alerts on the views that matter.

Local NVR · Retention math · Remote viewing · Alerts

Access control

Card, mobile and keypad readers, controllers, strikes and maglocks, request-to-exit, door position, schedules and permissions — designed around egress, fail-safe behavior, fire interface and lock power, coordinated with your door hardware.

Readers · Schedules · Egress · Fire interface

Conference rooms and AV

Displays, projection, microphones, DSP, networked audio, distributed and 70V systems, digital signage and control interfaces. Programmed so the person with the 9 a.m. meeting can run it without a manual.

Q-SYS · Dante / AES67 · 70V · Signage · UCI

Structured cabling

Cat6 and Cat6A, fiber, conduit coordination, racks, patch panels, keystones and cable management. Labeled during rough-in and tested, because the next technician should not have to guess.

Cat6A · Fiber · Racks · Labeled · Tested

Managed IT and cybersecurity

Help desk, endpoint management, EDR, Microsoft 365 administration, MFA, password management, backup and vendor coordination — from the same company that owns your network.

Help desk · EDR · Microsoft 365 · Backup · MFA

When something goes down

We triage by business impact, not by ticket order.

A card reader that will not open the front door at 7:45 a.m. is not the same problem as a preference change in a conference room, and it should not wait behind one.

If we cannot resolve it immediately, you still hear what we found, what we are waiting on, and what happens next. We do not hand you off to your ISP and call that support.

Front of the line

Complete internet outage
Business-wide outage
Access control failing at entry or egress
Point-of-sale interruption
Major event AV outage
Cybersecurity incident

Tell us what you are trying to accomplish.

New build, remodel, a business that has outgrown its network, or a system someone else left behind. Start with a conversation — we will tell you plainly what we would do.