Business phones, networks and security that work as one system
Cloud phone systems, UniFi networking and Wi-Fi, security cameras, and door and gate access — designed, installed and supported by one local team. No on-site phone server, no long-term contract, and a real person answers when you call.
- No monthly contracts
- Free VoIP implementation
- Keep your existing numbers
- Locally owned
Everything your building runs on. One number to call.
Most small businesses end up with a phone vendor, an IT contractor, a camera installer and a locksmith — all working on the same network, none of them talking to each other. We do all of it.
Business Phone Systems
Cloud VoIP with auto attendant, voicemail, call parking and extensions that follow your staff home.
Phone systemsNetwork & Cabling
UniFi gateways, PoE switching, racks and the structured cabling underneath — built to carry everything else.
NetworkingBusiness Wi-Fi
Access points planned for your building, with guests kept off your business network. Warehouses and yards too.
Business Wi-FiSecurity Cameras
UniFi Protect cameras recorded on site, no per-camera cloud fee, footage on your phone in seconds.
Security camerasAccess Control & Gates
Readers, strikes and maglocks on your doors, gate operators in your yard, and a log of every opening.
Access controlManaged Support
Monitoring, firmware updates, backups and same-day remote changes once everything is in.
Managed supportOne platform for the network, cameras and doors
We build on UniFi because it puts the network, the camera recorder and the door system on one console that you own. No per-camera or per-door subscription. Footage and door logs stay in your building. And one app on your phone shows all of it.
- One console instead of three vendors' boxes
- Recording and door access keep working if the internet drops
- Remote management, so most changes need no visit
- We also take over UniFi systems other installers left behind
Installations around Orange County
Racks, drops, camera mounts and door hardware — the parts of the job most companies never show you.
June 2026
Warehouse doors on access control
Readers, electric strikes and exit hardware on warehouse doors, each on its own schedule.
March 2026
Exterior PTZ cameras
Pan-tilt-zoom cameras on the roofline, covering the lot and the entrances.
August 2026
Yard gate on the access system
A gate operator wired in so the yard gate opens on the same credentials as the doors.
Built for businesses with a front office and a back lot
Auto dealers & repair
Phones that ring the right desk or bay, cameras on the lot, and doors that lock themselves at closing.
Towing, fuel & yards
Gate operators on the access system, PTZ coverage across the yard, and Wi-Fi that reaches the far fence.
Logistics & warehouses
Warehouse doors on their own schedules, Wi-Fi for scanners between racks, and cameras on the docks.
Manufacturing & fabrication
Networks that hold up on a shop floor, and one phone system for the front office and the floor.
Insurance, finance & offices
An auto attendant that routes callers properly, extensions that work from home, and client files kept off the guest Wi-Fi.
Multi-location businesses
Offices that dial each other by extension, and every site's network and cameras in one console.
From first call to working system
No pressure, no discovery fee, no 40-page proposal you need a consultant to read.
Free site survey
We walk the building, test the internet circuit, look at the wiring and count the doors, drops and camera angles you actually need.
Straight quote
A fixed number with the assumptions written down — phones, switches, cabling, cameras, readers. You will know what is included and what is not.
Installation
Cabling, mounting, programming and number porting, scheduled around your hours so the phones never go dark during business.
Ongoing support
You call, we answer. Most changes — a new extension, a menu tweak, a door credential — are handled remotely the same day.
Your phone bill should not be the most confusing invoice you get
Legacy phone systems tie you to a box in a closet, a five-year lease and a support line that opens a ticket instead of fixing the problem. Cloud VoIP removes the box. We remove the rest.
- No on-site PBX server to buy, power, cool or replace
- Add, move or re-purpose extensions yourself, at will
- Remote and out-of-country staff on the same extension plan
- Multiple locations behave like one office — extension to extension
- Transparent pricing, published on this site
- Free implementation on most systems, and no monthly contract
Orange County businesses that run on our systems
Auto shops, insurance agencies, logistics yards, fabricators and professional offices.
Straight answers
Do I need to replace my internet service to move to VoIP?
Almost never. A business cable or fiber connection with decent upload speed handles VoIP fine. During the free site survey we test your bandwidth and latency, and if the circuit or the router is the weak link we will tell you that before you spend a dollar on phones.
Can I keep my existing business phone number?
Yes. We port your existing numbers — main line, fax line, direct dials — over to the new system. Your old service stays live until the port completes, so there is no window where customers get a dead line.
Are you a UniFi installer?
Yes. We design and install Ubiquiti UniFi networks, Wi-Fi, UniFi Protect cameras and UniFi Access door and gate control, and we take over support of UniFi systems other installers put in.
Do you lock customers into a contract?
No. There are no multi-year contracts and no early termination fees. We would rather keep your business by answering the phone when you call than by making it expensive to leave.
Can one company really do phones, network, cameras and door access?
That is the whole point. Phones, cameras and door readers all run over the same network and the same PoE switches. When one team designs all of it, there is nobody to point fingers at — and you are not paying three companies to each run their own cable through the same wall.
What areas do you serve?
All of Orange County, California — Garden Grove, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton, Westminster, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Tustin and the surrounding cities. Call (714) 242-4501 and we will tell you straight away whether your site is in range.
Book a free site survey
Tell us what you have and what is not working. We will walk the building, test the circuit and give you a straight number — no charge, no obligation.