Remote monitoring
We watch the systems we install. Most problems get noticed and fixed before anyone on site picks up the phone.
From the cable in the walls to the app on your phone.
Six services that share one platform and one support number — structured cabling, networks, automation, surveillance, access control and network security. Planned with your builder, installed clean, documented properly and supported 24/7 across South Florida.
01 — STRUCTURED CABLING & LOW VOLTAGE
We start at the plan, not after the drywall.
Most of what makes a building’s technology work well is decided before anyone turns on a switch — and it lives inside the walls, where changing it later is expensive and ugly. Lynx works from the planning phase, alongside your general contractor, architect and electrician, so drop counts, device locations, conduit and back boxes are settled on drawings. Then we pull the cable during rough-in, terminate and certify it at trim, and hand over documentation you can actually use.
- Pre-construction planning with your GC, architect and electrician
- Drawing review, device location marking and drop counts before framing
- Cat6 and Cat6A rough-in pulled during build-out
- Low-voltage runs for cameras, access readers, speakers, displays, shades and sensors
- Conduit, back boxes, stub-outs and pathways coordinated ahead of drywall
- Fiber backbone and riser between floors, buildings and IDFs
- Racks, patch panels, MDF and IDF build-out with proper labeling
- Termination, testing and certification with documented results per run
- As-built drawings and labeled port maps handed over at turnover
Building or renovating? Bring us in early. A drop that costs almost nothing during rough-in costs real money and a patched wall six months later.
Typical projects: new construction, gut renovations, tenant and office build-outs, additions, and cabling retrofits in occupied buildings.
02 — CONNECTIVITY
Networks that hold up under real use.
High-performance network infrastructure built for speed and reliability. We start at the demarc and work outward — router, switching, cabling, access points — so the whole path is sized for what you actually run on it. Wi-Fi is designed from a coverage plan, not guessed at by plugging in a router and hoping it reaches the far bedroom or the far end of the warehouse. Where the cabling is already in, we test it and work with what holds up.
- Ubiquiti UniFi routers, gateways and managed switching
- Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 access points placed from a coverage plan
- Fiber and point-to-point links between buildings, gates and outbuildings
- PoE infrastructure sized for cameras, readers, APs and phones
- VLANs for staff, guests, IoT, cameras and payment systems
- Rack build-out, UPS protection and clean cable management
Typical projects: whole-home Wi-Fi, office and warehouse networks, multi-building campuses, network overhauls replacing consumer gear.
03 — AUTOMATION
Lighting, climate, audio and video that respond on their own.
Automation ties the building’s systems into one place and lets schedules, occupancy and scenes do the work. For homes that means lighting, shades, climate and whole-property audio-video in a single app. For businesses it means the lights, HVAC and doors following a calendar instead of a person remembering. Built on the same network and managed alongside everything else we install.
- Smart lighting control, scenes and schedules
- Motorized shades and climate control integration
- Whole-property audio and video distribution
- Occupancy, daylight and time-based automation
- Single-app control from phone, tablet or wall panel
- Voice assistant integration where you want it
- Commercial building controls across lighting, HVAC and access
- Automations tied to your cameras and doors
Automation is our newest offering and the scope above is deliberately broad. Tell us what you want the building to do and we will tell you plainly whether it is worth doing.
Typical projects: smart home builds and retrofits, media and AV distribution, office lighting and climate schedules, multi-site building control.
04 — SURVEILLANCE
Cameras you can actually get footage from.
High-definition video monitoring systems with intelligent analytics. Coverage is planned around the angles that matter — entries, drives, registers, loading areas, perimeters — and recorded locally so footage is yours. UniFi Protect carries no per-camera license fee, which is usually the difference between covering the whole property and covering half of it.
- UniFi Protect cameras in HD and 4K, indoor and outdoor
- Person, vehicle and package detection to cut false alerts
- License plate capture at drives and gates
- On-site NVR recording with retention sized to your needs
- Live view and playback from phone, tablet or desktop
- Smart alerts to the people who should get them, and nobody else
- Doorbell cameras and two-way audio at entries
- No per-camera license fees, ever
Typical projects: home and estate coverage, retail and restaurant, warehouses and yards, multi-site businesses under one view.
05 — ACCESS CONTROL
Know exactly who opened which door, and when.
Secure entry management with biometric and card-based authentication. Credentials are issued and revoked in seconds instead of rekeying locks, and every door event is logged. Schedules handle the rest — the side door unlocks at seven, locks at six, and the cleaning crew’s access expires on the date you set.
- UniFi Access readers, controllers and door hardware
- Mobile credentials, key cards, fobs, PIN and biometric entry
- Time-based schedules and per-person, per-door permissions
- Full audit trail of every unlock, denial and door-held event
- Remote unlock and visitor access from your phone
- Intercom and video at the door, tied to the same system
- Gate, elevator and turnstile integration
- Cameras and doors linked so every event has footage attached
Typical projects: office suites, gated properties, multi-tenant buildings, warehouses, server rooms and restricted areas.
06 — NETWORK SECURITY
Protection strategies that hold up to a real threat.
Safeguarding digital assets and sensitive data starts with the boring work: segmentation, firewall policy, patching, and knowing what is on the network in the first place. Most breaches at small and mid-size operations are not sophisticated. They walk in through a flat network, a default password or a device nobody updated in three years.
- Firewall policy, intrusion detection and threat management
- Network segmentation so a compromised device cannot reach everything
- Isolated guest and IoT networks
- VPN and secure remote access for staff and remote sites
- Firmware and patch management across every device we install
- Content and application filtering where it is wanted
- Monitoring and alerting on anomalies, outages and new devices
- Documentation you own, so you are never locked in
Typical projects: business network hardening, compliance-driven segmentation, remote-access setup, post-incident rebuilds.
After the Install
Support is part of the system, not an upsell.
The install is the easy part. What matters is what happens the following February at 9pm when something stops working.
Firmware & updates
Devices stay current and patched on a schedule, so security holes do not sit open for a year.
24/7 response
A real number that gets answered, and a technician who already knows how your system is built.
Questions
Straight answers.
Yes, and the earlier the better. We prefer to be in during the planning phase, reviewing drawings with the GC, architect and electrician so drop counts, device locations, conduit and back boxes are decided before framing. We then pull Cat6 and low voltage at rough-in, terminate and certify at trim, and hand over as-builts and labeled port maps at turnover. Coming in after drywall is still possible — it is just slower, more invasive and more expensive than it needed to be.
Yes. Roughly the same systems solve both, at different scale. A twelve-camera home and a twelve-camera office use the same platform, the same app and the same support — the design work is what changes.
Because it puts the network, cameras, doors and Wi-Fi under one interface, records surveillance on site with no per-camera license fees, and lets us monitor and fix most issues remotely. It also scales cleanly, so adding a building or twelve more cameras in two years is an expansion rather than a replacement. Where a project genuinely calls for something else, we will say so.
It depends entirely on the property, the coverage you need and what is already in place. That is why the evaluation is free and comes back as a written scope with equipment and cost, so you can see exactly what you are paying for before committing to anything.
Often, yes. Part of the evaluation is telling you plainly what is worth keeping, what is near end of life, and what is actively causing the problem you called about. We are not interested in replacing gear that works.
All of South Florida — Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties, from Jupiter down through Miami. Single site or several.
Yes. Plenty of our work is structured cabling and low-voltage rough-in for builders and property managers who already have someone else handling the equipment. We will certify the runs and hand over clean documentation either way.
We stay on it. Remote monitoring and firmware updates keep the system current, and you have a number that gets answered 24/7 when something needs a person. Documentation is handed over to you, so you are never dependent on us to understand your own system.
Free, No Obligation
Book a free evaluation.
We will walk the property, test what you have, and tell you plainly what is worth keeping and what is not.