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Featured Work
A look at real installations our team has completed — structured cabling and network racks, access control and entry systems, and interior and exterior video surveillance. Every photo below is our own work, photographed on site.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
This network area started as loose cabling and equipment fastened straight to a plywood backboard, with power cords and patch cords running in every direction. We moved the active gear into a lockable wall-mount rack above the existing backboard, re-dressed the cabling, and left the equipment organized and accessible so future service work does not mean untangling the whole wall.
Multifamily Property · Minnesota
Controlled entry for a multifamily property, from the main entrance through the interior stair and garage doors. Card readers were installed at each controlled opening, cabling was run back to a central panel location, and the door hardware, entry system, and controllers were wired together so residents use one credential across the building.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
A full-height equipment rack brought switching, servers, and high-capacity storage into one serviceable footprint. Color-coded patch cords separate connection groups at the top of the rack, while the server and storage equipment is arranged below with open rack space retained for airflow and future changes.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
Exterior camera coverage around a commercial building, including the loading area, service doors, and the long walls where vehicles and foot traffic pass close to the building. Cameras were placed high on the wall and aimed to cover approaches and entry points, with cabling routed into the building and terminated at the recorder location.
Residential Property · Minnesota
This cleanup project started with loose category and coax cabling around an existing basement media panel. We organized the runs, completed the needed terminations, dressed the cabling along the concrete wall, and left the home with a cleaner, more accessible low-voltage connection point.
Commercial Facility · Twin Cities Metro, Minnesota
After the client moved into a facility that was new to them, they inherited a rack filled with disorganized equipment and long loops of patch cabling. We replaced the network switches, cleaned up the rack, and re-dressed the cabling through the existing managers so the equipment and connections are easier to identify and service.
Industrial Facility · Minnesota
Outdoor yard coverage at an industrial site, with cameras raised on poles above the fuel tanks, storage containers, and fenced equipment areas so the whole yard stays in view. Inside the shop, a wall-mounted display shows a multi-camera view of the yard and work areas, giving staff a single place to see what is happening on site.
Industrial Facility · Minnesota
The original utility wall had active equipment and cabling spread through an open wooden enclosure. We consolidated the network equipment into a lockable wall-mount cabinet, routed the existing cabling into the new location, and cleared the work area below while preserving the surrounding electrical and mechanical systems.
Residential Property · Minnesota
This recessed structured media enclosure brings the home’s low-voltage connections into one organized location. Blue data cabling, service wiring, and the internet equipment were mounted and routed inside the enclosure, with service loops secured neatly so the components remain accessible for future changes or maintenance.
Residential Property · Minnesota
This residential cabinet centralizes internet service, network switching, and connections for wireless access points placed throughout the home. The labeled patching supports coverage across living areas, the garage, and multiple levels, while the adjacent phone equipment remains accessible in the same utility space.
Residential Property · Minnesota
A compact wall-mounted rack made practical use of the space beneath this home’s stairs. The internet gateway, network switch, power equipment, and connected home devices were kept together off the floor, creating a central equipment location that stays reachable without taking over a living area.
Commercial Office · Minnesota
A high-mounted cabinet kept the office network, compact computing equipment, local storage, and battery backup together without taking up floor space. The equipment remains enclosed and reachable for service while patching and power stay contained inside the cabinet.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
This compact cabinet combines the site network, Power over Ethernet switching, video recorder, and battery backup in one protected location. Blue patch cords keep the active connections readable, while the cabinet leaves the recorder and supporting equipment accessible for maintenance.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
This takeover began with existing cable runs that were too short to relocate the wall-mounted patch panel. Rather than conceal that limitation, we kept the panel in place and organized the surrounding connections, cabinet, and equipment around the infrastructure the building already had. The finished setup preserves the usable cabling while making future service more straightforward.
Commercial Facility · Minnesota
Two internet service connections, switching, patching, and power were organized into a glass-front wall cabinet. The surrounding service loops were routed across the backboard with clear separation from the enclosed active equipment, creating a cleaner handoff point for future provider or network work.
Commercial Office · Minnesota
A compact wall cabinet provided a dedicated home for this office’s network equipment, patching, and battery backup. The elevated placement keeps equipment off work surfaces, while the hinged enclosure allows the front and rear connections to remain accessible during service.
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