Featured Work

Systems engineered end-to-end.

Access Control · Cameras · Wireless

UniFi Door Access & Cameras

Electronic door access, camera coverage, and the network behind them — readers at each controlled entry, a door controller managing credentials and schedules, request-to-exit for free egress, and a point-to-point wireless bridge carrying internet to the building. One platform, one place to manage it.

A point-to-point wireless bridge beaming internet across the street to this building, with the door access reader mounted on the entry below.
Two entrances, each with its own reader — credentials and schedules set per door.
The access hub: door controller mounted and wired, every run dressed and secured.
Reader at the entry, lit for a night approach and mounted clear of the door swing.
Request-to-exit button inside the door — free egress on the way out, locked from the outside.
Interior camera covering the approach to the controlled door.
The lock hardware at the head of the door — magnetic lock with a status LED, and a closer that returns the door to a secure position every time.
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Surveillance · Monitoring

Camera Coverage & Monitoring

Cameras placed for the angles that actually matter — entrances, approaches, and the perimeter — then brought back to one screen so the whole property can be checked at a glance, live or on playback.

Exterior camera set high on the corner, covering the approach to the building.
Perimeter camera at the roofline of a commercial building, angled down over the lot.
All of it on one screen — a live four-camera view of the property.
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Networking · Wireless · Infrastructure

Network Infrastructure & Wireless

The infrastructure everything else depends on — a rack where every run lands and gets patched, access points placed for real coverage, conduit protecting the runs that go outside, and a point-to-point wireless link where trenching fibre between buildings isn’t practical. Cameras and door hardware ride this same network instead of sitting on an island of their own.

Wall-mounted rack: patch panel, switching, and battery backup, with every run landed and dressed.
In-wall access point set flush at outlet height — coverage without another box on the ceiling.
Conduit carrying the run down to a rear service entrance, protected the whole way.
A point-to-point wireless dish on an articulating mount, with a dome camera on the corner below.
The same corner from below — the wireless link overhead, the camera covering the approach.
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Video Wall · Displays

Church Multi-TV Video Wall

Four large-format panels mounted flush and aligned to a laser line, then driven as a single display — one image spans the whole wall instead of four separate screens. Power and signal are concealed behind the panels and fed from one source at the platform.

Four panels driven as one display — content carries across all of them as a single canvas.
A single image spanning the full wall, seams aligned so the picture reads as one screen.
Finished wall powered on, panels aligned edge to edge.
Edge-on: flush mounting depth with power and signal dressed in behind the panels.
Before: wall prepped, mounting rails set, and the network rack staged.
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Video Wall · Second Site

Second Sanctuary Video Wall

The same approach in a smaller sanctuary — a four-panel array built up on the wall, with additional displays flanking the platform so every seat has a sightline to the same content.

Commissioning the array — the top row is inverted so the thin bezel edges meet at the center seam.
Displays flanking the platform, fed from the same source as the main wall.
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Structured Cabling · CAT6 / Coax

Apartment Complex Cabling

CAT6 data and coax pulled to every unit across the building — routed through joists and stud bays, supported at each crossing, kept clear of electrical, and terminated to labeled plates so any run can be traced later without guesswork.

CAT6 and coax routed through the joists, supported and clear of the mechanical runs.
Low-voltage kept on its own path — the blue data runs separated from the electrical.
Home runs dropped through the stud bays before insulation closes the wall.
Every drop lands on a labeled plate: kitchen, internet, bedrooms, and coax.
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Access · Video Entry

Residential Video Doorbell

Video doorbell set at the entry with a clean approach view, wired for continuous power and tied into the property network for mobile alerts and two-way audio.

Mounted at the entry with a clear view of the approach.
More Capabilities

Other systems we design and deploy.

Magnetic lock mounted on the header of a glass entry door, status LEDs lit
Surveillance · Access · Network

Church Security Modernization

Camera coverage, access control, and a new network backbone across a historic stone campus.

Card reader mounted beside a storefront entry door
Access Control · Intercom

Apartment Complex Access

Mobile credentials, video entry, and visitor management across multi-building residential.

Perimeter camera mounted at the roofline of a commercial building
Surveillance · Analytics

Warehouse Surveillance

Full-perimeter camera deployment with analytics and centralized cloud recording.

Floor plan marking every camera, access point, ethernet port and key access location
Structured Cabling

Commercial Cabling Project

Every camera, access point, ethernet drop, and door mapped on the floor plan before a single cable is pulled.

Vertical wall-mount rack with CAT6 patch panel, switch and business gateway
Infrastructure

Multi-Floor Building Tech

Riser cabling, IDF closets, and floor-by-floor connectivity for a multi-story property.

Dressed cable bundle dropping from a ceiling pass-through into a network rack
Networking · UniFi

Enterprise Camera + Wi-Fi

Network closet buildout, fiber backbone, and enterprise wireless across a campus.