Capabilities
Your network, your phones, your cameras and your doors are the same system whether or not your vendors admit it. We treat them that way.
Proactive monitoring and a support line that reaches someone who already knows your setup. Remote first, on-site when it needs hands.
Domain design, group policy, file and print, and permissions that follow your org chart instead of fighting it. Migrations and cleanup included.
Aging physical servers imaged and migrated onto VMware or Hyper-V, or moved to the cloud entirely. Fewer boxes to fail, faster recovery, and a hardware refresh you stop dreading.
Layered local and off-site backup with restores we actually run. A backup nobody has tested is not a backup — it is a receipt for one.
Centrally managed protection across every machine, with the reporting you need the day a client or an insurer asks for proof.
Whole closets from bare wall to labeled patch panel: racks, overhead ladder rack, cable runs separated by function, tested and documented.
A design that segments what should be segmented and has headroom for what you add next year. Not a pile of switches that grew by accident.
Auto attendants, ring groups, queues and voicemail-to-email on a PBX you own — without a per-seat carrier bill nobody can read.
Sightlines planned before anything gets mounted, and retention sized to survive a real investigation instead of running out in nine days. Where a building is already wired for older cameras, we reuse what is in the walls rather than quoting you a re-pull.
Card, fob and keypad entry with schedules and audit logs. When someone leaves, revoking their access takes seconds, not a locksmith.
Machines spec’d for the actual job, and GPU/mining hardware with the load, circuit and airflow planning most people skip until something melts.
Fiber and diode laser marking on bare metal, anodised aluminium and plastics, plus large-format dual-nozzle 3D printing on a Bambu Lab H2D. Engraved rack and port labels, equipment plates, blanking panels, custom brackets and enclosures — your closet gets documented in metal, not masking tape.
Data-center grade UPS systems including Liebert Nfinity, plus the dedicated circuits, load balancing and cooling that high-draw equipment actually needs. The part that gets skipped until something trips or melts.
Multi-zone audio with wired speakers and channel input, wall-mounted control tablets, Google Assistant voice control, and networked light switches, thermostats and garage doors — cabled and configured by the same people who own the network underneath it.
Point of sale, pin pads, scanners, receipt and invoice printers, price displays — and clinical gear including x-ray imaging and diagnostic video. Deployed across hundreds of retail and medical sites nationally.
Field report
Our largest deployment to date, from empty walls to a documented, monitored network.
Anyone can make a network pass traffic on day one. The test is what happens eighteen months later when a port goes bad at 4pm and somebody has to find it.
Field work
Photographs from our own installations: racks we built, cable we terminated, access controllers we wired and commissioned, and the automation we put on the walls.
// Photographs are from our own field work. Client names, signage, store identifiers and paperwork are deliberately excluded, and all image metadata has been stripped.
Before and after
Two real jobs, photographed on the way in and on the way out. The dates are the camera’s, not ours.
// Photographed on our own jobs. Client signage, branding and paperwork are cropped out, and image metadata is stripped.
Track record
A sample of the scale we have already delivered — in South Florida and on national programs across the United States.
A sixty-four camera IP system on a single site — part of more than four hundred cameras installed across our client base — with sightlines planned before anything was mounted and storage sized so footage is still there when somebody finally asks for it.
POE switching · NVR sizing · Retention planning · Remote viewing
Twenty controlled doors administered from one place, with schedules, credential management and audit trails. Revoking a departing employee takes seconds instead of a locksmith.
Door controllers · Readers · Credentials · Audit logging
Telephony asset inventory and tablet deployment across ten retail banking branches in South Florida, with server-side imaging and encryption before anything reached the floor.
VoIP inventory · Imaging · Encryption · Branch deployment
Two hundred stores across the Gulf Coast — Mississippi, Alabama, the Florida panhandle — replacing tamper-resistant payment terminals store by store, on schedule. We finished fast enough that the client handed us the Midwest as well: a hundred and fifty more sites across Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, the Dakotas and Arkansas. 2008 into 2009.
350 stores · 11 states · Payment terminals · Site-by-site reporting
Two separate programs over the years totalling around sixty carrier retail sites: access points wired and installed, routers swapped for pre-configured units, live networks migrated onto new switching, then LAN and WAN measured and signed off.
APs · Router swaps · Switch migration · LAN/WAN testing
Network site surveys across twenty-four financial-services branches, including work at the firm’s Jacksonville data center.
Site survey · Documentation · Data center · Multi-state
Aging physical servers imaged and migrated onto VMware and Hyper-V, Exchange and Active Directory rebuilt, QNAP and Windows backup targets stood up behind them.
VMware · Hyper-V · Exchange · AD · QNAP backup
Dedicated electrical circuits installed to feed Bitcoin and Ethereum hardware, then the miners themselves configured, tuned and maintained to hold uptime.
Circuit install · Load planning · Thermal · Miner config
A building already wired for old analog cameras is not a building that needs rewiring. Siamese RG6 carries a power pair alongside the coax — so we reuse the existing 12V run, convert it at the camera, and bridge the video over wireless. No fishing walls, no patching drywall, no repainting.
Reuse existing siamese/RG6 · 12V conversion · Wireless bridging · No wall damage
Every light switch, thermostat and garage door on the network, multi-zone audio with wired speakers and channel input, wall-mounted control tablets, voice control through Google Assistant, and a sixteen-channel camera system — one integrated system, one place to run it.
Wall tablets · Voice control · Multi-zone audio · 16ch CCTV · IoT
Twelve store network migrations, each one photographed before and after: the closet as we found it, and the closet we handed back. Cradlepoint failover and POE injectors added, switching migrated live, cabling re-dressed and labeled.
Live migration · Cradlepoint · POE · Before/after records
Data-center class UPS systems including Liebert Nfinity, sized and installed so a utility blip does not become a business outage or a corrupted database.
Liebert Nfinity · Sizing · Runtime · Install
Programs delivered
| National program | Scope | Sites |
|---|---|---|
| Discount retail chain | Payment terminal replacement — Southeast leg, then a 150-store Midwest expansion | 350 |
| Wireless carrier retail | Two programs: APs, routers, switch migration, LAN/WAN test | 60 |
| Financial services branches | Network site surveys, incl. Jacksonville data center | 24 |
| Wireless carrier stores | Network room migrations, documented before and after | 12 |
| Retail banking | VoIP asset inventory and tablet deployment | 10 |
| Craft retail chain | Back-office servers, switching, firewall, POS, Wi-Fi | 7 |
| Six programs | Not counting grocery, auto parts, optical, restaurant, hotel and airline-club work | 463 |
// Counted conservatively. Site totals reflect programs we can document.
Alongside our own client work, we have delivered contracted field engineering on national programs through integrators including Synaptyk Networks, Field Nation and Insight Global. That work put us in the racks and back offices of some of the largest retail, banking and hospitality brands in the country:
Engaged as a contracted field engineer through national integrators. Brand names are stated to describe the work performed, not to imply endorsement.
Clients
Direct clients across South Florida since 2007. Different industries, same requirement: it has to work, and somebody has to answer the phone.
Credentials
Twenty-nine years in IT infrastructure, starting in 1997 and running an independent managed services and low-voltage practice out of Miami since 2007. Active Directory and Exchange, Asterisk PBX, virtualization and cloud migration, structured cabling and rack construction, camera and access systems, and the electrical work that high-density hardware actually needs.
The person who scopes your job is the person who builds it and the person who answers when it breaks.
How we work
The same four steps on every engagement, from a five-person office to a four-rack campus.
We walk the site, open the closets and tell you plainly what is solid, what is fragile and what is a fire waiting to start. Free, no obligation.
A written plan with drawings, part list and fixed pricing. You see the rack elevation and the number before anyone touches a wall.
Installed on schedule and cut over with the least disruption we can engineer, then labeled and documented so the next person is not guessing.
Monitoring, patching, backups and a line that reaches a person. We would rather call you about a failing drive than hear about a dead server.
Coverage
Start anywhere. Move up when the business does. No lock-in games and no surprise escalations.
| Break/Fix | Managed Care | Projects | |
|---|---|---|---|
| $000per hour | $00per seat / month | Fixedquoted per job | |
| Remote & on-site support | Hourly | Unlimited remote | — |
| 24/7 monitoring & alerting | — | Included | — |
| Managed antivirus & patching | — | Included | — |
| Backup with tested restores | — | Included | — |
| Server & Active Directory admin | Hourly | Included | In scope |
| Written response target | Best effort | Contracted | Per schedule |
| Cabling, racks & closet builds | — | Discounted | Core service |
| VoIP, CCTV & access control | — | Discounted | Core service |
| Client portal — tickets, docs, invoices | — | Included | — |
| As-built documentation | — | Maintained | Delivered |
| Monthly commitment | None | Month to month | None |
// Prices are placeholders — replace $000 and $00 before launch.
Questions
Most of our clients do. We back up internal staff rather than replace them — taking the infrastructure projects, the after-hours coverage and the specialties they would rather not own. If your one IT person leaves, you are not suddenly exposed.
Our largest build was 325 endpoints across four 42U racks. The advantage of our size is that you are never routed through a call center — you reach the person who knows your network. If a job needs more hands than we can put on it, we tell you before you sign.
Because they are network devices. Cameras eat bandwidth and storage, readers need to talk to your directory, and both need power and cabling. Splitting them across vendors is how you end up with equipment nobody will support.
No. Project work stands on its own at a fixed price from a written design. Plenty of clients start with a single closet build and decide later whether ongoing management makes sense.
Usually not. The siamese cable run to an analog camera carries a power pair alongside the coax, and that pair is generally still good. We can convert it at the camera end and bridge the video, which means a modern camera on existing cable — no fishing walls, no drywall patching, no repainting. We will tell you honestly when a run really is dead and needs replacing, but we look first.
Server and workstation health, backup success, antivirus status, disk and drive warnings, switch and circuit availability, and UPS state. The point is that we call you about a failing drive rather than hearing from you about a dead server.
Yes. Credentials, diagrams, patch schedules and as-builts are yours from the day they are created. We do not hold networks hostage.
Contact
A free walkthrough and a written summary of what is solid and what is a risk — whether or not you hire us.