One system. Everything connects.
Cameras that don't talk to the alarm, locks on a separate app, a recorder nobody checks: that's what we replace. Follow the wire from the rack to your pocket.
It starts in the closet.
One clean rack: patch panel, PoE switch, recorder, battery. Every wire labeled, every port documented. The network underneath is what makes everything else dependable.
Eyes where they matter.
4K cameras at the entrances, the register, the loading dock. One cable each carries power and picture back to the rack. No wall warts, no dead zones.
Every frame stays local.
The recorder keeps 30 days on mirrored drives, on your shelf, not someone else's cloud. Footage leaves the building only when you export it.
Keys that can't be copied.
Fingerprint readers, keypads, and fobs on the doors that matter. Who came in, when, logged. Lose a fob? Kill it in seconds, not after a locksmith visit.
It knows a person from a raccoon.
Detection runs locally in the rack: people and vehicles. You get the alerts that matter and sleep through the rest.
Power cut? Still recording.
The UPS carries the rack through an outage. Storage is mirrored. If a drive dies or the lights go out, the system doesn't.
The whole site, in your pocket.
Live view, alerts with the clip attached, doors you can lock from the couch. Business or home, everything above ends up in the same place: your hand.
What would it cost?
Pick a system and size it to your space. A ballpark in seconds — the exact number comes from a free on-site walk-through.
Common questions
Which brands do you install?
Whatever fits the job and the budget. Ubiquiti and UniFi for networks; Eufy, Reolink, Hanwha Vision, and Axis for cameras and smart security, among others.
Do you do homes?
Yes. Smart locks, cameras, and a home network that actually reaches the backyard.