Low Voltage & Network Infrastructure
Kiosks, lockers, ATMs, and signage all sit on top of cabling, switching, and power. We build that layer — structured cabling, fiber, network infrastructure, cameras, and access control — which is why our field service calls rarely stop at “it is a network problem.”
Structured cabling and fiber
- Cat6 and Cat6A data drops, terminated, tested, and certified
- Fiber backbone, splicing, and termination
- Racks, patch panels, cable management, and grounding
- Labeling and as-built documentation for every run
- Tenant improvements, retrofits, and additions in occupied space
- Test results delivered with the closeout package
Network infrastructure
We install and configure the switching, routing, and wireless that unattended equipment depends on, including segmentation so a public-facing kiosk is not sitting on the same network as your back office.
- Managed switch installation and configuration
- VLAN segmentation for unattended and public-facing equipment
- Wireless access point placement, installation, and coverage validation
- PoE provisioning for cameras, access control, and displays
- Cellular failover for sites where the primary circuit is unreliable
- Remote-access provisioning coordinated with your IT team
Security cameras and access control
Unattended equipment attracts attention. Cameras and access control protect the asset and settle disputes about what happened at 2am.
- IP camera systems with NVR, designed to real sightlines rather than a coverage map
- Camera coverage over kiosks, ATMs, and locker banks
- Card, fob, and keypad access control
- Door hardware, strikes, and low-voltage wiring
- Remote viewing configuration and handoff
- Maintenance, tune-ups, and system expansion
Where this fits
We take standalone low-voltage work — tenant improvements, camera systems, cabling projects — and we do it as the foundation layer under kiosk and unattended deployments. Either way the standard is the same: labeled, documented, tested, and tidy behind the wall as well as in front of it.
How a job runs
Same sequence every time, so you know what happens after you send a ticket.
Site survey and design
Walk the space, confirm pathways, and design runs and rack layout that will still make sense when someone else opens the cabinet in four years.
Rough-in
Pathways, backboxes, and cable pulled and staged, coordinated with other trades on the site schedule.
Terminate and test
Terminate, dress, label, and certify every run, with results included in the closeout package.
Document and hand off
As-builts, labeling schedule, test results, and a walkthrough with whoever will maintain it.
Where we work
Southern California is our core coverage area. We take West Coast and nationwide projects when the scope calls for it.
Questions we get
Are you licensed?
We operate as a low-voltage contractor in California. Current license and insurance documentation is provided during onboarding and available on request before work begins.
Do you certify cable runs?
Yes. Runs are tested and certified, and results are delivered as part of the closeout package along with labeling and as-built documentation.
Can you work alongside our IT team or MSP?
That is the usual arrangement. We handle the physical layer and on-site work; your IT team or MSP keeps ownership of configuration, credentials, and policy. We document what we install so they are never guessing.
Do you do electrical work?
We do low-voltage work. For line-voltage circuits, panel work, and anything requiring an electrical permit, we coordinate a licensed electrician as part of the project.
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