Plan it. Build it. Connect it. Secure it.
Detroit IT infrastructure installation from one local crew. Your network, cabling, cameras, and phones on one plan, with one number to call.
Four vendors for one project is three too many
Opening a location or upgrading an old one usually means calling a cabling company, a phone company, a camera company, and somebody for the network. Then you spend the week playing referee while they wait on each other.
Simply Technology does all four. We walk the space, design the whole thing on one drawing, install it with our own techs, and hand it over labeled and documented.
Flip the switch and see the difference.
Let's take a look at your spaceWatch a build come together
This is how a space gets wired, connected, watched, and answered. Hit play and it builds itself, or jump to any stage.
Everything starts with the cable
Bad cabling is invisible until you move a desk, then it costs you a day. Our low voltage crew pulls clean runs from one central point, tests each one, and labels both ends so the next change takes minutes instead of guesswork.
- Runs pulledDesks, registers, cameras, APs
- CableCat6 and fiber
- Terminated atLabeled patch panel
- Spare capacityPulled now, not later
Then the part everything plugs into
Slow Wi-Fi in the back corner and a switch somebody bought at a big-box store are the two things we replace most. Gear gets sized to your building and your headcount, and access points get placed by coverage instead of guesswork.
- EdgeBusiness firewall, configured
- SwitchingManaged, with room to grow
- Wi-FiPlaced by coverage
- Guest trafficKept separate
Cameras pointed at something useful
Most systems we inherit have great coverage of an empty parking lot and nothing on the back door. We walk the property with you first, decide what actually needs to be seen, and place cameras around that.
- CoverageDoors, docks, blind spots
- RecorderSized to your retention
- ViewingPhone access, set up on site
- Footage pullsOne phone call
And the phones ring where they should
If your phone system lives on a box in a closet nobody supports, a move or a new hire turns into a project. We port your numbers, build the call flow around how your office actually answers, and stay on it through the cutover.
- NumbersPorted without dropped calls
- Call flowBuilt around your front desk
- DevicesDesk, softphone, mobile
- Conference roomAudio people can hear
What are you working on?
Pick the one that sounds like your situation. We'll show you what's usually involved and what the first move is.
New location, full buildout
All four stages, and the timing matters. Getting cable paths and the IDF location settled before drywall closes up saves real money. If you already have a contractor, we work alongside them.
- Walkthrough with you and, if possible, your contractor
- One drawing covering cable, network, cameras, and phones
- Rough-in cable before walls close
- Gear installed, tested, labeled, documented
- Cutover on your open date, with us on site
Send us the floorplan and your target open date. That's enough for us to tell you what needs to happen before drywall and what can wait.
Talk about a new locationThe building works, the infrastructure doesn't
Usually this starts with a closet nobody wants to open. Unlabeled cable, a switch at capacity, and Wi-Fi that drops in the same corner every day. We fix the foundation first, then anything you add on top actually works.
- Look at the closet and map what's really connected
- Test the runs worth keeping, plan replacements for the rest
- Clean rack build with a labeled patch panel
- Right-sized firewall, switching, and access points
- Documentation so the next change is easy
Take a photo of your network closet and send it over. We can tell you a lot from that picture alone before anyone drives out.
Get eyes on my setupPhones that are past due for a change
Moving to business VoIP is usually straightforward, with two things worth checking first: whether your network can carry the calls cleanly, and how your team actually wants calls answered. We sort both before the cutover.
- Review your current bill, lines, and what you're really using
- Check the network and switching for call quality
- Build the call flow, auto attendant, and voicemail
- Port your numbers on a scheduled window
- On site for cutover day, then ongoing changes by request
Send a copy of your current phone bill and tell us how calls get answered today. That's usually enough for a straight quote.
Price out business VoIPCameras you can actually use
Whether you're starting fresh or replacing a system nobody can log into anymore, the work starts on foot. We walk the property, agree on what needs to be seen, and design coverage around that instead of around a camera count.
- Walk the property and mark what needs coverage
- Camera and recorder plan sized to your retention window
- Cable pulled to each position, indoor and outdoor
- Cameras mounted, aimed, and reviewed with you on screen
- Remote viewing set up before we leave
Tell us the spots that worry you most. Back door, dock, register, parking lot. We'll build the plan out from there.
Plan camera coverageWhat we design, install, and configure
Detroit IT infrastructure installation breaks into four pieces. Take one, take all four. Most clients start with whatever is causing pain today and bring us back for the rest.
Firewalls, switching, and Wi-Fi designed around your building and your headcount. We handle the internet handoff, the rack, the segmentation, and the coverage so the network holds up when everyone logs in Monday morning.
Good for new locations, offices that outgrew consumer gear, and anyone with a dead spot they've stopped complaining about.
Cat6 and fiber runs, patch panels, racks, and cleanup of whatever the last company left behind. Our low voltage crew tests and labels every drop, which is the difference between a five-minute move and half a day of tracing wires.
Good for buildouts, warehouse and shop floors, office reconfigurations, and buildings where nobody knows what plugs into what.
Camera systems designed around what you actually need to see. We plan coverage on site, mount and aim the cameras, size the recorder for your retention window, and set up remote viewing before we leave.
Good for entrances and docks, retail floors, shops and warehouses, and replacing an old system nobody can log into anymore.
Cloud phone systems built around how your office answers calls. We port your numbers, build the call flow, set up handsets and mobile apps, and stay on it during the cutover so you don't lose a call.
Good for offices on aging phone hardware, teams that split time between the office and home, and anyone paying for lines they don't use.
The build is the easy part. Living with it is the rest.
- Faster installs, because there are fewer vendors to coordinate
- Infrastructure built to scale, so growth isn't a rebuild
- Cleaner, more professional spaces your clients notice
- A local team that gets it done right the first time
- One number to call when something needs to move
Common questions
No. Plenty of projects start with cabling alone, or just cameras. The advantage of one partner is that when you come back for the next piece, we already know how the building is wired.
Yes, and it's better when we're brought in early. Settling cable paths and IDF location before drywall saves real money. If you're already mid-build, we'll work with what's there.
Usually, yes. Cutovers and anything that interrupts phones or internet get scheduled around your hours. We'd rather plan that up front than surprise you with downtime.
We support it. Many clients move into managed IT after the build so the same team handles day-to-day support, but ongoing support is available either way.
Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan, including Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, and Washtenaw counties. Our techs are local, so a site visit doesn't mean waiting on someone to fly in.
Ready for stress-free IT?
Tell us what you're building or fixing. We'll walk the space, put it on one drawing, and give you a straight answer on scope and cost.
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