Cameras, intercoms, phones, and computers depend on the cabling and network behind them. We install and service structured cabling and network equipment across Southern California.
We run, terminate, label, and test cable from each device back to a central rack or cabinet, so later changes and troubleshooting go faster.
Switches connect cameras, phones, entry systems, and computers. Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches also power cameras, phones, and wireless access points through the same cable.
Gates, garages, pool equipment rooms, and separate buildings often need a connection. We choose the route and connection type based on distance and site conditions.
Unlabeled cables, failing terminations, and equipment added over time make a network unreliable. We trace and label cabling, replace damaged runs, and organize racks.
Both support Gigabit Ethernet. Cat 6A is rated for 10 Gigabit Ethernet over the full 100 meter channel, while Cat 6 supports 10 Gigabit only over shorter runs. Cat 6A cable is also thicker. We recommend a type based on the devices, distances, and budget.
Yes. Tell us your hours and any restrictions, and we will plan the work around them.
Yes. Dead spots and dropped connections often come from access point placement, interference, or cabling. We review the setup and recommend changes.
Share the property location and the systems involved. For repairs, photos of the existing equipment help.