Consultation & Design – Assessment of network needs, site surveys, and customized cabling design. 

Installation – Setting up cables, racks, patch panels, and other necessary components. 

Cable Management – Organizing and labeling cables for easy identification and maintenance. 

Network Cabling (Data & Voice) – Installing Ethernet cables (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7, Fiber Optic) for data and voice communications. 

Fiber Optic Cabling – Installing and terminating fiber optic cables for high-speed connectivity. 

Testing & Certification – Conducting performance tests to ensure proper installation and compliance with industry standards. 

Upgrades & Expansions – Expanding existing cabling infrastructure to accommodate growth. 

Troubleshooting & Repairs – Diagnosing and fixing network cabling issues. 

Wireless Network Infrastructure – Setting up wireless access points and integrating them with structured cabling. 

CCTV & Security System Cabling – Wiring only for surveillance cameras, access control systems, and alarms. 

Audio-Visual Cabling – Installing cables for conference rooms, PA systems, and digital signage. 

Data Center Cabling – Structured cabling for servers, switches, and data storage solutions. 

Cable Removal & Cleanup – Decommissioning old cabling and removing obsolete infrastructure. 

On-Premises PBX Installation – Installing traditional or IP-based PBX hardware, including servers, switches, and phone units. traditional phone lines. These can be physical devices (IP phones) or software-based (softphones).

Cloud-Based VoIP Setup – Configuring cloud-hosted VoIP solutions with SIP trunking and virtual extensions. 

VoIP Gateways – Devices that convert analog voice signals to digital format for VoIP transmission and vice versa. They also connect the VoIP network to traditional telephone lines, if needed.

Network Assessment & Optimization – Ensuring sufficient bandwidth, QoS (Quality of Service) settings, and network infrastructure for VoIP.  traffic between different networks, ensuring security, quality, and compatibility.

SIP Trunking Setup – Connecting PBX systems to SIP trunk providers for cost-effective voice communication. 

VoIP Phone Installation & Configuration – Deploying IP phones, softphones, and mobile VoIP apps for seamless communication. 

PBX Feature Configuration – Setting up IVR (Interactive Voice Response), call routing, voicemail, call forwarding, and conferencing. 

Security & Firewall Configuration – Implementing security measures like encryption, VPNs, and firewall rules to protect VoIP traffic.
User Training & Documentation – Providing training sessions and manuals for employees on using the VoIP/PBX system. 

Projectors and Screens –Installations services on ceilings or walls and including retractable screens, displays for meetings, digital signage, or presentations for a clean look.

Conference Cameras – High-definition cameras installation for Video conferencing system (Zoom, Teams, Webex, etc.) 

Hotel- Guest room entertainment system installation 

Speakers – Ceiling or wall-mounting speakers for even audio distribution in meeting rooms or presentation spaces.

Sound Systems/Amplifiers – For enhancing Multi-room audio and video distribution .

AV Switchers/Matrix Switchers – Devices used to control and route multiple audio and video sources Multi-room audio and video distribution 

Video Walls – Large, multi-screen displays for digital signage or advertising in commercial spaces like retail, restaurant and bars

Interactive Whiteboards – Smart classroom setups (interactive whiteboards, projectors) 

Operating System Installation: Installing and configuring the appropriate operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux) for the workstation.

Software Installation: Installing necessary applications, such as productivity software (Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite), antivirus programs, and business-specific software.

Peripheral Setup: Connecting and configuring printers, scanners, monitors, keyboards, mice, and other peripheral devices.

Network Configuration: Setting up wired or wireless network connections, VPN configurations, and ensuring the workstation can access required resources.

Hardware Configuration: Ensuring the workstation’s hardware is properly set up and optimized, such as configuring RAM, CPU, and storage drives. 

Antivirus and Anti-malware Protection: Installing and updating antivirus software, conducting regular malware scans, and removing threats. 

Backup Solutions: Implementing and managing automated or manual data backup solutions, such as cloud storage, external hard drives, or network-attached storage (NAS).

Disaster Recovery Planning: Ensuring the ability to restore the system to a functional state after hardware failure or data loss, including setting up recovery points.

Help Desk Support: Providing remote or on-site assistance for software and hardware issues, answering technical questions, and resolving problems. 

Smart Lighting Control & Automation: Automated scheduling and remote access configuration integration with IoT, smart sensors, and daylight harvesting 

Integration with Building Management Systems (BMS): Custom scene settings and occupancy-based lighting control, energy monitoring and reporting setup 

Recessed Lighting: Used in both commercial and residential settings, recessed fixtures for kitchens, bathrooms, and hallways.

Outdoor Lighting: Includes path lights, floodlights, spotlights, and deck lighting, ideal for garden, yard, or patio illumination. These often come in low voltage versions for energy efficiency and safety.

Low Voltage Wiring: This type of wiring is used to connect the lights to the transformer. Typically, it is 12 or 24 gauge wire, designed for lower voltage systems.

Connectors: These ensure safe and secure connections between fixtures and wiring. They may include RJ45(Ethernet), quick-connect connectors, wire nuts, or specialized connectors for certain types of fixtures.

Dimming Switches: Low voltage dimming switches allow you to adjust the brightness of the lights. These can be installed as standalone dimmers or integrated into the control

New Construction or Remodels: Network switch setup for PoE power distribution running and terminating Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a cabling