Built for the future.

28 years designing, installing and certifying the cabling, networks and security systems Southern California’s facilities run on — from first conduit to final certification.

  • Licensed · Bonded · Insured
  • BICSI-certified technicians
  • 24/7 emergency response
A technician in a hi-vis vest working at a network rack with tools laid out on the floor A-01 · Physical layer
Cable test · Live demo Sample

Cable IDF2-A-024 · Cat 6A permanent link

WALL JACK PATCH PANEL Pin 1: White/orange Pin 2: Orange Pin 3: White/green Pin 4: Blue Pin 5: White/blue Pin 6: Green Pin 7: White/brown Pin 8: Brown 1 1 ✓ 2 2 ✓ 3 3 ✓ 4 4 ✓ 5 5 ✓ 6 6 ✓ 7 7 ✓ 8 8 ✓

All 8 wires connected correctly.

B-01 Platforms we install

Hardware from the manufacturers enterprise IT already trusts.

  • Cisco
  • Cisco Meraki
  • Fortinet
  • Aruba
  • Ubiquiti
  • Netgear
  • Axis Communications
  • Bosch
  • Hikvision
  • LTS
  • Honeywell
  • CommScope
  • Panduit
  • Crestron
C-01 System explorer

Six systems. One accountable team.

Every building runs on layers most people never see. We design, install and certify all of them — so they work together from day one.

Select a system

A-01 · Physical layer

Structured Cabling & Fiber

Cat 6A, Cat 8 and fiber installations built to ANSI/TIA standards — every run tested, labeled and certified.

  • Cat 6A / Cat 8 copper
  • Fiber backbone
  • Testing, labeling & certification
  • Business & corporate relocation
Explore structured cabling & fiber
D-01 The Armak standard

Assessed, designed, installed — then proven.

The same five steps on every job, from a single-rack retrofit to a multi-site rollout. Nothing is signed off until it has been tested and documented.

The five steps

Step 01 · Assess

Assess

We walk the site with you — pathways, closets, power, existing systems — and document what is actually there before anything is priced.

Live demo · Site walk Sample
OPEN CEILING CLOSET OFFICE CONFERENCE OPEN OFFICE LOBBY ELEC 1 2 3 4 5

Findings

  1. 1 Existing systems 2 analog cameras, 1 keypad door
  2. 2 Existing cabling Cat 5e, unlabeled
  3. 3 Pathways Open ceiling to the closet; one wall needs conduit
  4. 4 Power 1 dedicated circuit near the rack
  5. 5 Telecom closet 1 wall-mount rack, little free space

✓ Site report ready · priced from this

Before anything is priced, the site gets walked and what matters is written down — closets, power, pathways and the systems already there — so the plan is built on what’s actually on site.

Step 02 · Design

Design

A clear plan for the infrastructure, scoped to your site — no guesswork, no surprises.

Live demo · Site plan Sample
CLOSET OFFICE CONFERENCE OPEN OFFICE LOBBY

Bill of materials · this floor

  • Rack in the closet 1

Tap a layer to highlight it.

✓ Plan ready · priced from the drawing

The walk becomes a drawing: every jack, access point and camera placed, Wi-Fi coverage overlapping so there are no dead zones, and every cable routed home to the closet. The quote comes from this plan.

Step 03 · Install

Install

ANSI/TIA-compliant installs with pre-staged kits, after-hours work and phased cutovers — we work around your operations, not through them.

Live demo · The closet, before and after Sample
UPS BEFORE no labels · no slack management A-01 A-12 A-13 … A-24 spare SW-1 · ports 1–12 AFTER dressed · labeled · tested
  1. Pre-staged Panels, labels and parts prepared before arriving on site.
  2. After-hours install The noisy work happens while the office is closed.
  3. Phased cutover Systems switched over in planned phases, so the business keeps running.
Same closet, two ways to install it. Drag the slider: when cables are dressed and every port is labeled, anyone can trace a connection in seconds — and future changes are quick and safe.

Step 04 · Certify

Certify

Every run, rack and port is tested and documented before we leave the site. You get the reports.

Cable test · Live demo Sample

Cable IDF2-A-024 · Cat 6A permanent link

Which cable to test
WALL JACK PATCH PANEL Pin 1: White/orange Pin 2: Orange Pin 3: White/green Pin 4: Blue Pin 5: White/blue Pin 6: Green Pin 7: White/brown Pin 8: Brown 1 1 ✓ 2 2 ✓ 3 3 ✓ 4 4 ✓ 5 5 ✓ 6 6 ✓ 7 7 ✓ 8 8 ✓

Margin = how far the cable beats the standard’s limit. Above zero passes.

  1. Every wire lands on the right pin Wire map 8 / 8 correct
    What’s this?

    A network cable has 8 small wires. Each one must connect to the matching pin at both ends, in the standard color order. One wire in the wrong spot and the connection drops out — or never works at all.

    More in the glossary
  2. How long the cable is Length 47.2 m
    limit 90 m
    What’s this?

    The tester times a signal down the cable and back to measure its length. A Cat 6A permanent link can be up to 90 meters; longer runs lose too much signal.

    More in the glossary
  3. Signal leaking between wire pairs Crosstalk (NEXT) +5.8 dB margin
    limit
    What’s this?

    The wires travel in four twisted pairs, side by side. Crosstalk is signal from one pair bleeding into another — like hearing a neighbor’s call on your line. Careful twisting and termination keep it low.

    More in the glossary
  4. Signal fading over the distance Insertion loss +12.3 dB margin
    limit
    What’s this?

    Every cable weakens a signal a little along its length. This checks that enough signal survives to the far end to run at full speed.

    More in the glossary
  5. Signal bouncing back from connections Return loss +4.1 dB margin
    limit
    What’s this?

    A poorly made connection reflects part of the signal back toward the sender, like an echo. The less echo, the cleaner the connection.

    More in the glossary

This cable meets the Cat 6A standard. Every cable on the job is tested and documented like this before sign-off.

What happens next: the jack is re-terminated and the cable is tested again. Nothing is signed off until it passes.

New to this? Cat 6A · Cable certification

Step 05 · Support

Support

Post-install MAC work, warranty response and managed service contracts. We don’t disappear after sign-off.

Live demo · A move request Sample
  1. Request
  2. Look up
  3. Re-patch
  4. Test & update
Ticket MAC-0417 Done

Move desk 2B-14 to 3A-02

As-built record
Desk jackPanel port
2B-13 A-13
2B-14 A-14
3A-01 A-21
3A-02 A-22 · in use
PATCH PANEL A SWITCH A-14 A-22
  • Link tested at the new desk
  • Record updated: 3A-02 → A-22
Moves, adds and changes go fast when the install was labeled and documented: look up the record, move one patch cord, test it, update the record. No tracing wires through the ceiling.

D-03 Principles
  • 01

    Built to standard

    ANSI/TIA-compliant installs. Every cable tested, every port labeled, every job documented to spec.

  • 02

    From closet to campus

    Single-rack retrofits to multi-site enterprise rollouts — same crew, same standard, one point of contact.

  • 03

    Cutover-ready

    Pre-staged kits, after-hours installs, phased cutovers. We work around your operations, not through them.

  • 04

    Lifecycle support

    Post-install MAC work, warranty response and managed service contracts. We don’t disappear after sign-off.

F-01 By the numbers

Measured, not claimed. Since 1998, across Southern California.

28

Years in business

Since 1998.

946+

Projects delivered

24/7

Emergency response

For contracted clients.

24

Cities served

Across 7 counties.

H-01 Service area

All of Southern California, from Santa Barbara to Chula Vista.

Crews dispatched from our Glendale headquarters to 24 cities across 7 counties — from the Central Coast to San Diego County.

Glendale HQ · 34.1425° N, 118.2551° W 24 cities · 7 counties

Headquarters

Glendale, CA

34.1425° N, 118.2551° W

Cities we serve, by county

  • Santa Barbara County 01

    • Santa Barbara
  • Los Angeles County 10

    • Lancaster
    • Palmdale
    • Santa Clarita
    • Burbank
    • Pasadena
    • Glendale HQ
    • Beverly Hills
    • Los Angeles
    • Malibu
    • Long Beach
  • Ventura County 02

    • Ventura
    • Oxnard
  • San Bernardino County 01

    • San Bernardino
  • Riverside County 02

    • Riverside
    • Temecula
  • Orange County 04

    • Anaheim
    • Santa Ana
    • Irvine
    • Huntington Beach
  • San Diego County 04

    • Oceanside
    • Escondido
    • San Diego
    • Chula Vista
J-01 Start a project

Let’s scope your next build.

Tell us what you’re building. We’ll assess the site, scope the infrastructure, and give you a clear plan — no guesswork, no surprises.

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