Conference rooms
Displays, cameras, microphones, and the control layer that lets staff start a meeting without calling anyone for help.
Commercial
Your business is your lifeline. The AV should hold up.
Conference rooms that join the call on the first try. Displays that turn on when the day starts and off when it ends. Networks that do not need a Monday morning rescue. Cameras and access control that work without anyone watching them. We do commercial AV for offices, retail, restaurants, clinics, and small multi-site operators across Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
How we approach commercial
Built for the way you actually run the place.
Commercial work is around ten percent of what we do, and that ratio is intentional. The clients we take on are the ones who would rather have one integrator who answers the phone than a vendor stack that points fingers. Networking-first, IP-based, and designed to keep doing its job after we leave.
- Single point of contact from design through support
- Networking-first design, sized to the actual load
- Insured and licensed across Wisconsin and northern Illinois
- Remote assistance program for ongoing support
- Documentation handed off in a format your IT team can read
Commercial
What we install for businesses
A short list, taken seriously.
We do not pretend to be a full-service commercial integrator. We do a small list of things and we do them properly.
Business networks
Ubiquiti-designed networks with VLAN separation for staff, guests, POS, and IoT. Sized to the headcount and the bandwidth.
Surveillance
IP cameras with local recording, retention sized to your policy, and remote access for the people who need it.
Access control
Door access, key fobs, and integration with surveillance. Audit logs that hold up if you ever need them.
Background audio
Multi-zone audio for retail, restaurants, and offices. In-ceiling speakers tuned for music, paging, or both.
Digital signage
Menu boards, lobby displays, and conference signage. Scheduled, networked, and not running off a stick drive.
Guest Wi-Fi
Captive portals, separation from the back-of-house network, and the throughput your actual customer count requires.
Remote assistance
Ongoing support contract for commercial clients. We can get into the network and fix problems before staff notices.
Who we work with
A few of the places we walk into.
Most of our commercial work clusters around these.
Offices
Conference rooms, huddle spaces, lobby displays, networking, surveillance, access control.
Retail
POS networks with PCI-friendly segmentation, background audio, surveillance, and guest Wi-Fi.
Restaurants and bars
Distributed TVs and audio zones, POS networking, surveillance with shift retention, and digital signage.
Clinics and offices
Quiet networks with strict segmentation, room-by-room audio, secure surveillance, and reliable conference setups.
"Direct manufacturer relationships mean better training, better support, and a phone that gets answered."
Ernst, on why commercial clients stick around
How a commercial project runs
Four steps. Predictable timeline.
01
Site visit
We walk the space, talk to whoever owns the problem, and map what is already in place.
02
Scope and proposal
A clear gear list, network plan, install schedule, and price. Phased options where the budget calls for it.
03
Install
Out-of-hours where it matters. Cable, racks, displays, cameras, access. Tested before the team comes back in.
04
Train and support
Walkthrough with the people who use it, documentation for the IT team, and an optional remote assistance plan.