Choosing Wi-Fi, security cameras, and cabling can feel complicated. We're here to make it straightforward, explain your options clearly, and recommend a solution that fits your property.
No. We can install Wi-Fi, cameras, or cabling as separate projects. However, planning them together is often the best option because cameras and Wi-Fi share the same network, and a coordinated plan can provide more reliable performance and reduce future installation work.
Yes. We work in existing homes and small businesses, as well as new construction and remodels. During the site visit, we'll discuss the best options for equipment placement and cable routing in your property.
Yes. Early planning makes it easier to run cable where it will be useful later: for Wi-Fi access points, cameras, network locations, and other low-voltage equipment. We can coordinate a plan before walls are closed.
That's fine. We're happy to help with smaller, focused projects as well as complete systems.
Most residential installs are completed in a single day. Larger projects with structured cabling or multiple access points may take two to three days. Your free site visit gives you a specific timeline before any work begins.
We recommend it for the site visit so we can confirm coverage goals and access-point placement with you in person. For install day, we just need access to the property and any equipment closets or racks.
Yes. Our equipment replaces or supplements your ISP's router/modem and works with any provider. We handle the setup so it integrates cleanly with whatever connection you already have.
Your cameras keep recording locally regardless of your internet connection. Pair it with battery backup and your network and cameras can also ride through a power outage.
Correct. You own the equipment outright, and footage and network config are stored locally, so there's no cloud subscription required. Optional extended-coverage plans are available, but never required.
Yes. A mobile app lets you view live and recorded footage from anywhere, with no cloud subscription needed.
Both. We design residential and small-business installations, including federal contracting capacity as an SDVOSB. See our Federal page for details.
We're based in Lincoln, NE and serve Lincoln and the surrounding Lancaster County area.
All installed Ubiquiti hardware carries standard manufacturer coverage, and optional extended-protection plans are available.
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