complus LLC designs, installs, and tests the cabling and Wi-Fi that your business runs on. Clean cable management, properly specified hardware, verified coverage. New builds, office moves, upgrades, and homes across Maine.
From a single office drop to a multi-floor cabling plant — the same method: survey it, design it, install it clean, test it, and hand you the documentation.
Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic runs. Patch panels, racks, wire management, and labeled terminations that survive the next ten years of changes.
Site survey, access point placement, channel planning, and full coverage verification. Guests segmented from staff and POS traffic.
Switches, VLANs, routing, firewalls, and VPN. Configured, documented, and labeled so your next hire can actually understand it.
Whole-home Wi-Fi that reaches the far bedroom. Wired drops for desks, TVs, and consoles. Mesh done properly, or replaced with real access points.
IP camera systems and door access running on the same network — with the bandwidth planning that stops them from fighting your Wi-Fi.
Existing network evaluated: coverage gaps, cabling faults, bottleneck switches, and security holes — with a written findings report.
Most network problems are installation problems. We remove the guesswork before a single cable is pulled.
We map the building, find the real coverage problems, and check what's already in the walls. You get a scope and a flat number — no vague hourly guess.
Proper cable paths, labeled terminations, rack work that looks like it was done on purpose. We work around your business hours.
Every drop gets tested. You receive the labeling map, the configuration record, and a walkthrough of how it all fits together.
Cheap cabling that fails in year three costs more than doing it right. Everything we install is specified, tested, and labeled so it can be maintained.
We quote hardware that fits the job — correct cable rating, correct switch throughput, correct access point density. No upselling you a switch you don't need.
Velcro, proper routing, patch panels that don't look like spaghetti. Your next technician will thank you.
Wi-Fi gets measured with a survey, not eyeballed. You get the coverage map.
One point of contact, a written scope, and a flat number. If something changes mid-job, you hear it from us first.