Commercial network installation and residential connectivity — designed, installed, tested, and documented across Maine.
The physical layer is where networks are won or lost. We install cabling that passes certification and still makes sense to the person who inherits it.
Horizontal cabling for offices, warehouses, and homes. Proper bend radius, support intervals, and fire-rated pathways where the code requires it.
Multimode and singlemode for backbone runs, building-to-building links, and long distances where copper won't reach.
Wall-mount or floor racks, patch panels, cable managers, and PDU planning. Labeled both ends, every time.
Each drop tested for continuity, length, and performance, with results handed over so you have a record of the install.
"The Wi-Fi is slow" almost always traces back to access point placement, channel overlap, or a cheap router doing a job it was never built for.
We measure signal, interference, and channel congestion across the actual floor plan — before and after.
Ceiling-mounted APs placed for real coverage density, not one unit in a closet hoping for the best.
Guest networks isolated from your business systems and POS traffic, with separate credentials and rules.
Tuned power and channel settings so devices hand off cleanly between APs instead of dropping calls walking down the hall.
A network nobody understands becomes a network nobody can fix. We configure it clearly and document it properly.
Managed switching with segmented traffic — voice, data, cameras, and guests separated by design.
Perimeter rules and remote access set up so staff can work from home without opening the whole network to the internet.
Correctly configured edge routing, DNS, and DHCP scoping sized for your actual device count.
An as-built record of every device, port, and IP range — so changes don't require guessing later.
Same standards as our commercial work, sized for a house. If a mesh kit isn't going to fix your dead zone, we'll tell you before you buy one.
Correctly placed access points or a properly specified mesh system — with the backhaul planned so speed doesn't halve at every hop.
Desk, TV, console, and office runs. Wired is still the fastest thing you can do for a home office.
The far bedroom, the garage, the barn, the back deck. We find the cause instead of adding another repeater.
Separate network for smart devices so a cheap camera can't sit on the same network as your work laptop.
IP cameras are bandwidth-heavy and often the weakest security link on the network. We plan for both.
Camera placement, PoE planning, NVR setup, and remote viewing — with storage sized for the retention you actually need.
Credential and reader systems integrated with your network, not bolted on beside it.
Power budget worked out up front so cameras, phones, and APs don't brown out mid-day.
Cameras on their own VLAN — because default-password cameras should never see your file server.
If you're not sure why the network is failing — or whether it's a Wi-Fi problem at all — start here. We'll tell you what's broken and what it takes to fix it, even if that's less work than you expected.
Coverage, interference, and channel analysis across your floor plan, with a written map of problem areas and recommended fixes.
Existing runs checked for faults, wrong cable ratings, and damage — with a clear remediation list.
Default logins, open ports, unsegmented guests, and other common holes found and documented.