Wi-Fi is unreliable, coverage is uneven or the network has grown without a plan.
Network, Wi-Fi and connected-site technology
Network & Site Systems
Make the network, Wi-Fi, cameras, access and site vendors work as one documented environment—not a collection of disconnected installations.
Fit and starting points
Start with the situation you recognize.
- Growing small and medium businesses
- Commercial and property operators
- Multi-site teams
- Builders and renovation projects
- Selected complex residential properties
Cameras, door access, internet, phones and vendors are being handled as separate projects.
A move, renovation or new site needs technology decisions before walls close or trades arrive.
No one has a current topology, administrator list, equipment record or ownership map.
Providers keep pointing at one another and the internal team needs one practical technical lead.
Practical outcomes
What changes after the work.
A supportable design
The network and connected systems are planned as one environment, with capacity, dependencies and ownership made visible.
Fewer handoff gaps
Internet, low-voltage, camera, access and internal responsibilities are coordinated before they become change orders or finger-pointing.
Useful documentation
You receive practical topology, inventory, access and vendor notes that help the next person understand the site.
Scope and boundaries
Clear deliverables. Clear edges.
Exact scope is confirmed in writing before paid work begins.
Typical deliverables
- Current-state assessment and risk-ranked recommendations
- Network, Wi-Fi and connected-site design
- Hardware, ISP and installation-readiness plan
- Configuration and straightforward hands-on implementation
- Camera and door-access planning within the connected-site scope
- Carrier, MSP and trade responsibility map
- Administrator, inventory, topology and handoff notes
- Managed-oversight recommendation where it adds value
Not included unless separately scoped
- Electrical work, coring and regulated trade work
- Complex cabling, fibre splicing or difficult cable paths
- Door hardware and life-safety design
- A general end-user helpdesk or unlimited support contract
- Guaranteed wireless performance without an agreed survey and site conditions
- Third-party provider response times or service availability
Pricing
Scoped before it is sold.
Assessment and implementation work is quoted in Canadian dollars after the initial consultation. The written scope identifies deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, travel and any third-party costs before work begins.
Technical scope for experienced buyers
Technical depth is selected to fit the environment; the list below describes supported scope, not a promise that every project needs every item.
- UniFi gateways, switching, Wi-Fi, Protect and Access
- VLANs, firewall policy, guest access and network segmentation
- Coverage planning, roaming review and interference diagnosis
- Primary and backup internet, carrier handoffs and fibre readiness
- PoE capacity, UPS, racks, patching, NAS and small-site servers
- Camera placement, recording capacity, permissions and remote access
- Door-access workflows, credentials and low-voltage dependencies
- Configuration backup, inventory, topology and administrative ownership
Next step
Start with the problem. The right scope comes next.
Onsite work is focused on the Lower Mainland. Remote support and consulting are available across British Columbia.