We’re headquartered in New York City, working with commercial and residentialclients anywhere on Earth — on-site or remote. The New York tri-state area is home turf and the natural lane for on-site work; outside it, we travel wherever the network is. Same engineers either way.
We work everywhere — on-site or remote, no continent excluded. On-site is routine across the New York tri-state area; outside that envelope, we scope the engagement and travel for it. Remote runs anywhere the network reaches.
Where HQ is, and the natural lane for on-site work. Cabling, rack builds, AP installs, camera commissioning, access-control rollouts, and on-site diagnostics — booked like any local engagement. The 2-hour on-site minimum still applies.
We travel for the work. Multi-site rollouts, hardware-fail post-mortems, cutovers that need hands in the closet, audits that need the engineer in the room. Scope and schedule are agreed before kickoff and don’t move once work starts.
Configuration, design, advisory, root-cause diagnostics, and software work all run remote. The deliverables are identical to the on-site version — written report, runbook, as-builts when applicable. Picked when the work doesn’t need screwdrivers; offered when on-site doesn’t pencil out.
Nine regions across the New York tri-state area, listed neighborhood by neighborhood — home turf, booked like any local engagement. Outside the tri-state, on-site is still on the table; we travel wherever the network is.
Headquarters borough. Cabling, rack rebuilds, AP installs, camera commissioning, and on-site diagnostics across the island.
Commercial UniFi rollouts and residential network builds across the borough — structured cabling, rack rebuilds, and Protect camera commissioning.
Network surveys and UniFi deployments from Long Island City out to Flushing — commercial and residential.
Commercial and residential engagements across the borough — full UniFi stack, structured cabling, and access control.
Island-wide residential and small-commercial work — UniFi networks, structured cabling, and camera commissioning.
Nassau and Suffolk County engagements — site surveys, multi-building UniFi deployments, and managed-services visits across the Island.
Hudson-side engagements from Jersey City through Bergen and Essex — worked to the same standard as the East River side.
Surveys, deployments, and managed-services site visits across the county, routed up the Hutch or the Saw Mill.
Lower Connecticut engagements — coastal Fairfield County and the I-95 / Merritt corridor.
Don’t see your neighborhood? We work the whole tri-state, and on-site anywhere else. Name the address on the form and the proposal answers it.
Configuration, design, advisory, audit, software — all the engagements where the deliverable is a terminal session and a written report. We’ll fly for hardware. We’ll screen-share for everything else.
What we’ve shipped remote: full UniFi controller rebuilds, multi-site VLAN re-architectures, root-cause console diagnostics, and production software for clients across North America, Europe, and South America.
On-site is on the table everywhere. Remote is on the table for everything that doesn’t need to be on-site. The choice is yours, framed by what the work actually needs.
Console rebuilds, firmware patch windows, controller migrations, VLAN re-architecture — done over screen-share with a hands-and-eyes person on your end.
You ship us your existing topology, BoM, or proposal from another firm. We mark it up. Useful before signing a six-figure quote.
Console exports, logs, packet captures — analyzed remote, root-caused in writing. The CCB-class diagnostic without the plane ticket.
Internal tools, integrations, CAD pipelines, full-stack platforms. Software work has been remote since the late nineties — that part isn’t new.
Where we work, how on-site versus remote actually runs, and the per-visit minimums that come with each. Straight answers below.
We travel. The New York tri-state area is home turf and the natural lane for on-site work, but on-site is on the table wherever an engagement calls for it — and remote where that is the better fit. On-site engagements have a 2-hour minimum per visit.
On-site outside the tri-state is still on the table — Northeast, CONUS, international, anywhere we’re booked. Those visits carry a 1-day minimum per trip, and the full scope is set on the proposal before kickoff.
Five NYC boroughs (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island), Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk), Northern New Jersey (the Hudson side — Jersey City through Bergen and Essex), Westchester County, and Connecticut (Fairfield County and the I-95 / Merritt corridor). Inside that envelope, we book like any local engagement.
Screen-share or controller access where available, with a hands-and-eyes contact on your end if hardware needs to move. We use the tools your team already has — Zoom, Slack, SSH, console exports — and close out with the same written report we’d hand you in person.
Yes. Smart-cities software for Geolux (Brazil), platform work for clients in the UK, multi-vendor advisory across North America. Mostly remote because that’s what the work needed; on-site is on the table when the engagement calls for it.
New York time (ET) is the anchor. We schedule across time zones for design reviews, cutovers, and incident windows. Emergency response for managed-services clients is 24-hour SLA on the upper tiers regardless of zone.
Tell us where it is and what’s going on there — a new build, a mess you inherited, or a network nobody currently owns. The proposal that comes back spells out the engineering, the equipment, and the schedule, so you see the plan before you sign.
