Triangle, VA
(703) 855-9235

What we install

One system, installed one part at a time.

Every piece below runs on the same Ubiquiti platform, so a camera, a door reader and the switch it plugs into come from one certified install instead of three different vendors. Start wherever your building needs it first.

Security

Cameras, alarms and access control designed around the building

Surveillance cameras, alarm systems and door access, planned for what the building actually needs covered rather than sold as a fixed package.

Coverage is decided before anything is mounted

We look at how the building actually gets used: which doors get propped open, where a delivery gets left, which hallway has no camera because nobody thought about it until something happened. From there we design and install a system that suits your specific requirements rather than fitting the building to a preset kit. Alarm systems and access control sit on the same platform as the cameras, so an alert on one shows up alongside footage from the other instead of living in a separate app.

What goes on the door

Access control readers on the doors that matter, and credentials you can issue and revoke yourself. When somebody leaves the team, you change a permission instead of rekeying the building.

Certified Ubiquiti installation, on the same system as the rest of the building.

White dome security camera mounted under the soffit of a commercial building

What carries everything else

The cabling and the connection behind it

Galvanised cable tray and conduit runs climbing a concrete riser shaft

Network

Structured cabling and network infrastructure

Data cabling, switching and network infrastructure built to carry what gets added to it later, not just what is going in this week. Cameras and readers get swapped out every few years. Done properly, the cabling behind them does not.

Cable sweeping down the face of a network rack with amber and green port indicators

Telecom & AV

VOIP, secure data and professional AV

Commercial VOIP systems, secure data transmission and customised network infrastructure, plus AV that is wired into the building rather than plugged into whichever outlet happened to be nearest.

Everything above is built to work as one system, not six.

Cameras, access control, the network, telecom, AV and EV charging all run on Ubiquiti hardware. That is what lets one dashboard show a camera going offline and a switch reporting the same fault, instead of four apps that have never spoken to each other.

One dashboard
Cameras, doors, network and charging checked from a single place.
Certified installers
Ubiquiti-trained technicians on every part of the stack, residential or commercial.

Residential

A connected home starts with a network that can carry it

High speed internet installation, whole home network setup and the smart devices that depend on both being done right.

The devices are only as good as the network under them

A smart lock or a video doorbell is only as reliable as the connection it is fighting for space on with the television and everyone's phones. We start with the wiring and the wireless coverage, not the gadget, so the internet reaches every room before anything gets added that depends on it. Home network setup and smart device integration follow from there, wired in properly rather than left plugged into whatever outlet was closest.

What a home install covers

High speed internet installation, access points placed for real coverage rather than one router left in a closet, and the smart devices you want connected set up and tested before we leave.

The same certified technicians who install commercial buildings, in your house.

Pale cable bundles dressed in parallel into a rack mounted patch panel

Beyond the install

Charging that is part of the system, support after it is in

Wall mounted EV charging unit with a coiled cable in a concrete parking structure

EV Charging

Charging stations on the same managed system

EV charging sits on the same platform as the cameras and the doors, so it is monitored and controlled alongside the rest of the building instead of standing alone as a separate island with its own app.

Matte black access control reader mounted beside a commercial glass entrance door

Support

Ongoing support and maintenance

Our commitment to a building extends beyond the install date. Systems get checked and maintained after handover, so a camera or a switch that starts misbehaving gets caught before it turns into a gap in coverage.

Tell us which part of the building you want covered first.

Most jobs start with one system, cameras or the network usually, and grow into the rest once the platform is in. A free consultation is enough to work out where to begin.