Networking and Wi-Fi installation

Every camera, TV, speaker, smart home system, phone and laptop depends on the network. We design and install wired networks and whole-building Wi-Fi for homes and businesses across Orange County, Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, as an authorized Araknis, Access Networks and Cisco Meraki dealer.

Signs your network needs work

• Dead spots: no signal in the back bedroom, the garage, the patio or the conference room.
• Buffering and dropped calls: streaming, video meetings and gaming stall when everyone is home or the office is busy.
• Smart home and cameras going offline: Control4, Savant, RTI and security cameras are only as reliable as the network under them.
• A pile of consumer routers and extenders: mesh kits and plug-in boosters that fight each other instead of working as one system.

What we install

• Wired backbone: Cat6 and Cat6A cable, and fiber between buildings or floors (network cabling details).
• Router and firewall: fast, secure internet with optional dual-internet failover for businesses.
• PoE switches: one cable powers and connects each access point, camera and touch panel.
• Ceiling and wall access points: placed from a site survey, not guesswork, for coverage that reaches every room.
• Outdoor Wi-Fi: pools, patios, yards, guest houses, parking lots and warehouses.
• Separate networks: family, guest, smart home and camera traffic kept apart (VLANs) for security and speed.
• Remote monitoring: we see problems, reboot equipment and update firmware remotely, often before you notice.
• Battery backup: a UPS keeps the network, cameras and phones running through short power outages.

Which platform fits

For homes

Strong Wi-Fi in every room and the backyard, a separate guest network, and a wired connection behind every TV and smart home controller. We build the network first, so the smart home, security cameras and whole-home audio run without dropouts.

For businesses

Secure staff and guest Wi-Fi, point-of-sale and phone systems on their own protected network, camera recording that never competes with customers, and internet failover so a cable outage doesn’t close the doors. Networks for offices, restaurants and bars, retail, warehouses, churches and schools, alongside our commercial audio and video work.

How a network project runs

1. Site survey. We walk the home or building, measure Wi-Fi and look at what has to connect.
2. Design and quote. Access point locations, cable runs, equipment and one written price.
3. Cabling. Clean runs to every access point, TV, camera and workstation (prewire for new builds).
4. Install and configure. Rack, switches, router, access points, separate networks and security settings.
5. Test. Speed and coverage checked room by room, inside and out.
6. Monitor. Remote monitoring keeps it running, with alerts if something goes down.

Questions we get asked