Commercial
One accountable install for the entire office tech stack - network, CCTV, access control, meeting rooms and building automation. Designed for uptime, not for surprises.
Most small and mid-sized offices accumulate their tech: one company for the network, another for cameras, a third for access control, and a fourth nobody remembers who installed the alarm. When something breaks, nobody owns it.
We do the whole stack as one install. Network, CCTV, access, alarm, meeting-room tech, rack - one design, one quote, one schedule, one support number. When headcount doubles or you move floors, we scale the same system rather than starting from scratch.
Typical Scope
Offices usually install in phases so staff aren't disrupted. Typical project runs 3-8 weeks depending on floor size and complexity.
We walk the office, map cable paths, document existing infrastructure and talk to the people who actually use it each day.
Written scope: rack layout, cable paths, equipment list, VLAN design, access-door map. Fixed quote and timeline.
Rollout planned around business hours. Cable pulls after hours where needed. Daily progress notes so you always know where we are.
IT team walkthrough, admin training on the portal, as-built network diagram, credentials handover and direct support line.
Ideal For
Offices where an afternoon of downtime actually costs something.
10-150 staff adding headcount faster than your infrastructure can keep up.
Moving in or renovating - the best time to design the tech stack properly.
Offices spanning floors or buildings that need structured network and access.
Legal, accounting, consulting - where privacy, access audits and uptime matter.
FAQ
No strict minimum. We've done full stacks for 5-desk offices and 200-desk buildings. Below 5 desks it often makes more sense to start with networking + CCTV and expand later.
Yes. Cable pulls happen after hours, equipment changeovers are planned so one section swaps at a time. Daylight install in the ceiling void is usually fine.
Both. Moves are actually our favourite scenario because we can plan the infrastructure around your new floor plan rather than working around existing cabling.
Yes. We leave spare cable capacity in cable trays and patch panels, switch ports for expansion, and rack space. Adding later is a straightforward extension, not a re-build.
You. Hardware is invoiced to you, licensed to you, and listed on a handover document. If you ever stop working with us, you keep everything we installed.
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We'll visit the site, map what's there, and come back with a practical scope and a fixed quote.
