Services
Cabling and fiber, networks and Wi-Fi, IDF remediation, video conferencing, audio and video, cameras, and door access. Designed together, and documented. Commercial work. Austin, Texas.
We design and install copper and fiber for commercial buildings. Each run is terminated, tested, and documented, so the next person can see what was installed without guessing. Pathways follow the drawing, not whatever route was open that afternoon.
A network is the map of the building: where the racks sit, how addresses are planned, and how the rooms connect. Wi-Fi is planned for the rooms people actually use, the materials in the way, and the number of people in the room, then installed so a meeting holds when someone walks down the hall.
An IDF is the telecom room, IT room, or network closet where a floor’s cabling lands. We assess the room, then put it in order. Abandoned lines come out, live circuits are identified, and the documentation says what each one is. A technician can service the room from that documentation instead of tracing a bundle by hand.
We design and install the conference room so the meeting starts when the people do. Cameras, audio, and the platform the building already runs, including Q-SYS, Logitech, and Shure when they fit.
Displays, sound, and the systems around a room. We design what the space needs and install it so the picture, the audio, and the control all belong to the same room.
Camera systems that record and archive the property, planned for the doors, the lots, and the rooms that need a record. Electronic access control on the doors that matter: readers, credentials, and who is allowed through. Both are performed under Texas Private Security License B30996401.
Camera systems and electronic access control are performed under Texas Private Security License B30996401.
