Network engineering · UniFi specialists
Design. Deploy. Defend.
When the WiFi won’t stay up, the rack has no map, or nobody owns the design before cable goes in, we’re the engineers you call. UniFi is the specialty — for commercial and residential networks alike — across WiFi, switching, cameras, access control, cabling and rack builds, diagnostics, and managed service. When a client needs custom software, we build that too.
The same senior engineers carry your network from first floor plan to the day you run it without us.
Where we work.
UniFi engineering is the specialty — the four-app stack of Network, Protect, Access, and Talk on multi-site consoles, with the cabling, rack work, and physical security around it. Whether you're standardizing a new build or untangling a console nobody has owned, that's the center of what we do.
Around that center we run vendor-neutral network design when the brief calls for it, WiFi planning grounded in real construction, root-cause diagnostics on networks that have been getting strange, managed services that quietly keep things upright, and custom software when the tool a client needs simply doesn't exist.
The same engineers do the network and the software — there's no second team to hand you off to.
UniFi engineering.
Our specialty.
UniFi is what we do most: multi-site console design, the four-app stack (Network · Protect · Access · Talk), and the day-to-day operations that keep one console stable when it runs many buildings.
You're standardizing on UniFi across one site or many, your console is unstable or unmanaged, or you're ready to consolidate Network, Protect, Access, and Talk under one roof and need someone who's done it before.
- Full UniFi install — controller, switching, gateways, APs, NVR.
- Multi-site console architecture with SiteMagic and per-site overlays.
- Network · Protect · Access · Talk integrated under one roof.
- Console health check — disk, memory, IPS load, log rotation, firmware drift.
- Backup, restore, and migration between UDM Pro / UDM Pro Max / UDM SE.
- Multi-site VPN, multi-WAN failover, IDS/IPS posture review.
WiFi planning.
Heatmaps that reflect what the building is actually made of. AP rationalization to the count the floor needs — not the count the install left behind. Channel and band planning that holds up under load.
Your building has dead zones, too many APs, unstable roaming, or a new floor plan that needs coverage before cable goes in.
- AP placement and count, right-sized to the space.
- Construction-aware heatmap generated from your floor plan.
- Channel, band, and transmit-power plan that holds up under load.
- Capacity model for high-density rooms — classrooms, auditoriums.
- Written follow-on recommendations and a BoM you can act on.
Security cameras (UniFi Protect).
Camera placement, lens selection, and NVR sizing for UniFi Protect — retention windows that hold and disks that don’t fill in three weeks.
You're standing up cameras for the first time, replacing a tired DVR system, or running out of NVR storage faster than expected and need someone to right-size the next deployment.
- Camera placement plan with lens selection and mounting strategy.
- NVR sizing — retention windows, motion-only vs continuous, RAID model.
- Indoor + outdoor wiring plan, weatherproofing, PoE budget.
- Commissioning under real lighting conditions, not just initial focus.
- Retention policy aligned with insurance or compliance requirements.
Access control (UniFi Access).
Door readers, controllers, and access policy designed against the real building — multi-tenant where appropriate, strict where it has to be. Integrated with existing badging when the prior system isn’t worth replacing.
You're fitting out a new building, replacing a legacy access system, or layering a multi-tenant policy on top of an existing one without ripping it out.
- Door reader and controller selection per opening.
- Multi-tenant access policy — schedules, holidays, override windows.
- Integration plan for existing badging where applicable.
- Audit logging and access-event review configured.
- Compatibility checks against existing strikes, mag locks, and REX.
Cabling & rack builds.
Cat6 / Cat6A structured cabling, fiber runs, racks built or rebuilt from a real labeling scheme — not a stack of cables you’ll never trace again. As-built drawings included.
You're building out a new floor, refitting an old one, or staring at a rack you've given up trying to trace and need someone to rebuild it to a labeling scheme you can hand the next person.
- Cat6 / Cat6A structured cabling per TIA-568 standards.
- Fiber runs — single-mode and multi-mode — with fusion-splice termination.
- Rack build or rebuild — patch-panel discipline, cable management, labeling.
- As-built drawings and labeling scheme handed over with the install.
Network diagnostics.
When a network has been acting up with no clear reason, we find the cause before we touch anything — disk, memory, controller health, log rotation, firmware drift. Nothing that can disrupt service moves until you’ve signed off.
Something is unstable and the usual fixes haven't explained it. The WiFi drops at random, the UDM is rebooting itself, cameras are eating storage, or the previous installer left no map.
- Root-cause findings on the symptoms others have already missed.
- Written evidence — disk, memory, log rotation, firmware drift, controller health.
- Remediation options ranked from no-cost (config, log rotation) to capital (hardware refresh).
- Written authorization for any change that can disrupt service, in-line in the report.
- A signed close-out report: the diagnosis, what we changed, and what to watch next.
Managed services.
Ongoing upkeep, handled quietly in the background. We track firmware, verify backups, monitor console health, and schedule change windows — tiered, so you buy as much or as little as the site actually needs.
The network is up and you'd rather not be the one watching it. You want firmware tracked, backups verified, and someone on call when a controller goes quiet at 2 a.m.
- Continuous monitoring — controller reachability, AP state, WAN health.
- Firmware tracking with controlled rollouts; not blind auto-update.
- Backup discipline — controller config backed up, verified, restorable.
- Scheduled change windows for non-trivial reconfigurations.
- On-call rotation at upper tiers — Watch / Watch+ / Custodian.
Custom software.
When the software our clients need doesn’t exist, we build it ourselves — by the same engineers who do the network work. Internal tools, data and integration platforms, design-automation pipelines, and the occasional full-stack product.
The off-the-shelf tool doesn't fit the workflow. You need an internal application, an integration platform, a design-automation pipeline, or a regulated reporting system built against a real spec.
- A scoping document and technical design before any code is written.
- Source-code repository handed over with the engagement.
- Deployment runbook and operating documentation.
- Post-launch metric pack and a defined support window.
- Training for the team that will run it after we hand it back.
Tell us what you're working on.
A senior engineer reads every inbound. Most projects scope inside one phone call — the rest take a site visit. Either way, you’ll get back something concrete, written by the engineer who would do the work.