Networks designed for the building you actually have.
Switching, firewalls, wireless and segmentation engineered around your floor plan, your headcount and what you plan to add in three years.
Consumer gear in a commercial building
A surprising number of businesses run on equipment designed for a house: an ISP router doing everything, unmanaged switches daisy-chained under desks, and access points placed wherever a cable happened to end. It works until headcount grows, a warehouse gets added, or cameras and VoIP start competing for the same bandwidth.
We design networks around the physical building. Where the walls are, what they are made of, where people work, where the equipment has to live, and where you are going to want a drop next year. Then we segment it — cameras, guest Wi-Fi, point of sale and staff devices do not belong on the same flat network.
Because we also run the cabling and support the network afterward, the design accounts for how it will be maintained, not just how it looks on a diagram.
- Site survey and network design for your floor plan
- Managed switching with PoE sized for cameras, phones and access points
- Firewall selection, configuration and rule review
- VLAN segmentation for staff, guest, voice, cameras and building systems
- Wireless design with predictive and on-site validation
- Multi-site connectivity and secure remote access
- UniFi consoles sized to also carry Protect cameras, Access doors and Talk phones
- Rack layout, power conditioning and UPS
- ISP coordination, circuit installs and failover
- Labeling, documentation and as-built diagrams
- Ongoing monitoring and firmware maintenance
Common jobs
New office buildout
From empty shell to working network: cabling, rack, switching, firewall, wireless and cutover scheduled so you open on time.
Wi-Fi that reaches the whole building
Warehouses, high ceilings, block walls and outdoor yards. Placement based on a survey rather than optimism.
Segmenting a flat network
Separating cameras, building systems and guests from company data — usually the highest-value security change we make.
Second location
Site-to-site connectivity, consistent policy at both ends, and one place to manage them.
Replacing failing gear
Aging switches and end-of-life firewalls swapped with a cutover plan instead of a surprise outage.
Bandwidth that never delivers
Diagnosing whether the problem is the circuit, the firewall, the wireless or the application. Usually it is not the circuit.
Common questions
Do we need managed switches?
If you have cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points, or any need to separate traffic, yes. Unmanaged switches give you no visibility when something goes wrong.
How long does an office network install take?
A typical small office is a few days on site once materials arrive. Larger buildouts are staged around construction and your operating hours.
Can you work with our internet provider?
Yes, we coordinate circuit orders, installs and escalations directly so you are not stuck relaying messages between vendors.
Will our Wi-Fi cover the warehouse?
That depends on construction, racking and what you need it for. We survey before quoting rather than guessing at access point count.
Do you support networks you did not install?
Yes. We start with an assessment so we know what we are inheriting and can tell you what needs attention.
Let's look at what you have.
A walkthrough and a written scope cost nothing. You'll get a real number before anyone shows up with a ladder.