
Network Consulting
We design business networks, Wi-Fi and network closets around how your company works, and the same team installs and documents them.
We explain your options in plain terms, then design and build the network you choose.
Most business networks grow one device at a time until nobody knows what is plugged into what. We start by assessing what you have, explaining your options in plain terms and confirming what is feasible before you spend anything.
From there we design, source, install and configure the network infrastructure. Most of our networks run on Ubiquiti UniFi, with switches sized for the devices you have today and the ones you will add, plus power over Ethernet for cameras, access points and door hardware. If the closet is a mess, we re-rack, re-patch, label and document it.

Consumer routers are not built for a commercial building. We plan Wi-Fi around your floor plan, wall construction and the number of devices connecting at once, whether that means one access point or coverage across a campus, all managed from one UniFi dashboard.
Staff, guest and device networks stay separate, and cameras and access control get their own segment, so video never slows down the registers or email.
Cameras: see Video Surveillance & Security Cameras. The cable underneath: see DataCom & Structured Cabling.
When the network drops on a Friday night, orders stop. We install and troubleshoot Toast Point of Sale (POS) systems and build the network behind them, with Wi-Fi covering the dining room and kitchen and wired connections wherever a terminal cannot afford to drop.
Restaurant and hospitality groups get the same standard at every location, which makes problems easier to find and lets new sites open on a proven setup.

We build most of our networks on Ubiquiti UniFi and add Fortinet where a site needs more control.
Cameras send video around the clock, and high-resolution cameras send a lot of it. On a single flat network, that traffic competes with registers, email and video calls, and everything slows down. The fix is a separate network segment or switch for cameras, so video never shares a lane with business traffic.
A network consultant reviews how your building connects, tells you what is working and what is not, and lays out your options in plain terms. We then design the network, source the equipment, install and configure it, and document it, all with the same team. Read more.
Yes. We walk the site, review your closet, switches, firewall and Wi-Fi coverage, and tell you what we find at no cost. If a change makes sense, you receive a quote with options. Call 724-204-1750, Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm, or use the form below.
It depends on the floor plan, the building materials and how many devices connect at once, not just square footage. Block walls, racking and metal all reduce signal. A small open office may need one or two access points, while a warehouse or multi-floor building needs a layout mapped before anything is mounted.
Yes. We install and troubleshoot Toast POS and build the network behind it, then repeat the same setup at every location. POS, staff Wi-Fi and guest Wi-Fi each run on their own network with cameras kept separate, so problems are faster to find and new locations open on a proven setup.
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Offices in Pittsburgh and Lancaster, serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, New York and Maryland.