Commercial Building Technology Solutions
Use this page to understand how cameras, monitored video, controlled entry, alarms, and building connectivity fit together before choosing a system. Magnuson supports commercial properties across the north metro, I‑35 corridor, East Central Minnesota, and parts of Western Wisconsin.
- One contractor for cameras, access, alarms, and cabling
- Free on-site walkthrough and itemized quote
- Labeled, documented work you can service later
- Local techs, not a national call center
Pick the System You Need
Five things we install and support for businesses. Each one has its own page with equipment, process, and what it takes on a real site.
Security Cameras
IP camera systems, recorders, PoE cabling, and remote viewing designed and installed for commercial sites.
Camera installation
Live Video Monitoring
Trained operators watch your cameras after hours, speak to intruders on site, and call police on real intrusions.
Live monitoring
Access Control
Keycard and keyless entry, telephone entry, smart locks, and cloud management for every door you need to govern.
Door access
Burglar Alarms
Monitored intrusion detection — door contacts, glass break, motion, and verified after-hours response.
Alarm systems
Low Voltage Wiring & Cabling
Cat6/Cat6A, fiber backbone, racks, patch panels, Wi-Fi, and voice — labeled, tested, and documented.
Network cablingBusinesses That Trust Our Crews
Buildings We Are In Every Week
- Offices
- Warehouses & Distribution
- Retail
- Manufacturing
- Clinics & Dental
- Schools & Childcare
- Apartments & Multifamily
- Churches
- Contractor Yards
- Auto & Equipment Lots
- Government
- Property Management
Start With the Building, Not a Product List
These planning questions help owners and facility teams define scope before comparing specific systems.
Can one plan cover security and building connectivity?
Yes. Cameras, monitored video, door access, intrusion detection, and the network carrying those systems should be planned together. A coordinated design reduces gaps, duplicate work, and disconnected equipment.
Can existing equipment be evaluated before anything is replaced?
Yes. A site walkthrough can identify usable cameras, cabling, doors, panels, network equipment, and power. The resulting plan can separate what should stay, what can be upgraded, and what has reached the end of its useful life.
What types of commercial properties do you work with?
Projects include offices, warehouses, manufacturers, retailers, clinics, schools, apartment properties, churches, contractor yards, equipment lots, and other managed buildings.
How should a business prepare for a site walkthrough?
Gather known trouble spots, floor plans if available, access or recording issues, expansion plans, and any equipment credentials or service records. Decision-makers from facilities, IT, and operations can help define priorities during the visit.
Get a Free On-Site Assessment
Walk your building with us. We will tell you what your current systems can and cannot do, what we would change, and what it costs — in writing, itemized, with no pressure.
