This is where we started: pulling fiber, terminating copper, and building the physical and logical network a site depends on. Every other system we install — cameras, access control, servers — sits on top of this.
We design to TIA/EIA standards, label everything, and hand over test reports — not just a working link on the day we leave.
FTTx, backbone runs and fusion splicing, tested with OTDR and handed over with certification reports.
Cat6/6A copper, racks and patch panels, labeled and tested so the next person to open the cabinet understands it.
VLAN design, redundant uplinks and routing that's documented well enough for your own IT staff to maintain.
Wi-Fi 6 access point placement based on an actual site survey, not guesswork — with guest and staff networks separated.
Audio/video intercom, public-address and background music zoning, wired into the same network backbone.
A site survey and bill of quantities up front, and link-by-link test reports at the end — no surprises in between.