Where projects fail
Most technical projects fail at the same point: coordination.
The electrician waits for the cabling team, who wait for IT, who wait for the camera installer. Each blames the next for the delay, and the project runs three months over.
We handle all six trades ourselves. One schedule, one project manager, one warranty.
Have my project assessedSix trades, one team
Our six divisions
- 01
Electronic securityVideo surveillance, access control and biometric clocking, intruder alarms, fire detection, barriers and turnstiles, intercom, queue management. - 02
Networks and telecomsData cabling and fibre optics, phone systems, Motorola radios, Polycom video conferencing, enterprise Wi-Fi, satellite links, fleet tracking. - 03Information systemsIT hardware, cybersecurity, backup and disaster recovery, cloud and email, document management, digital signage, drones.
- 04
Power and electrical continuityGenerators, UPS and batteries, solar power, electrical installation, lightning protection. - 05
Payment and banking equipmentATMs, card terminals, note counters and counterfeit detectors, cheque readers. - 06
Audit, integration and maintenancePreliminary study, project management, staff training, after-sales service and remote monitoring.
From site visit to maintenance
How a project runs
We come and look
An engineer visits the site. They record what is already there, take measurements and photographs, and listen to what causes you trouble day to day. The visit is free and commits you to nothing.
Free, no commitmentWe propose
You receive a written study: what we recommend, what we advise against and why, itemised pricing, and the timeline. No opaque lump sums.
We install
One project manager, a dated schedule, and a progress review at every stage. We work outside operating hours when your business requires it.
We train
Your teams know how to use the system before we leave site. We leave documentation, with codes and procedures.
We stay
Manufacturer warranty, a maintenance contract if you want one, and a number that gets answered. That is where an integrator is judged.