Low Voltage Services Atlanta: Cabling, Cameras, Access Control And Wi-Fi
Structured cabling, fiber, security cameras, door access control and business Wi-Fi for Atlanta businesses. Planned and installed by our dedicated low voltage team, backed by the engineers who secure your network.
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Low voltage services cover the cabling and devices that run on low-voltage power instead of building electrical: network and fiber cabling, security cameras, access control and Wi-Fi. UniVirtual Solutions plans and installs all four for Atlanta businesses, starts every project with a walkthrough of your space, and keeps supporting the systems after hand-over. Because we also manage networks, every device is set up to work with the network it plugs into.
Why Low Voltage Projects End Up With Four Vendors And No Owner
A typical office build-out brings in a cabling contractor, a camera company, a door access vendor and an IT provider, each working from their own drawings. Each one does its part, and nobody owns how the pieces fit together. When a camera drops offline or a badge reader stops responding, the business spends days working out whose problem it is.
Low voltage systems are not standalone anymore. Cameras, door controllers and wireless access points are network devices. They draw power from network switches, they need their own network segments, and they need firmware updates like any other computer. Installed without a network plan, they slow down office traffic, fill their storage early, or become the weakest point in your security.
The fix is simple: plan the cable, the devices and the network together, and keep one team accountable after the install.
Four Services, One Team, One Point Of Contact
Each service has its own page with the detail. Most projects combine two or more of them, and we plan them as one job so the cabling, the power and the network are sized for everything that will run on them.
Copper drops for desks, phones and ceiling devices, fiber backbones between closets and buildings, and orderly racks, each run tested and labeled.
Business-grade cameras covering entrances, docks and parking, storage matched to how many days of video you keep, viewable from anywhere.
Door readers for cards, fobs or phones, access granted or revoked as staff change, and an entry log of every door event.
A survey before any hardware, access points positioned for how each room is used, and staff kept apart from guests.
What A Finished Low Voltage Job Looks Like
Every one of our low voltage services Atlanta projects ends with systems that work and records that prove it. On a typical job your business receives:
Tested Cabling
Every copper and fiber run is tested before hand-over, and the results stay with your records.
Labels That Match The Drawings
Each jack, patch panel port and cable is labeled, so a move or repair never starts with guesswork.
Documentation
Rack layouts, camera locations, door lists and Wi-Fi coverage maps, handed over at the end of the job.
Secure Setup
Cameras, door controllers and access points sit on their own network segments, with default passwords replaced.
Training
Your team learns how to view footage, add and remove door users and manage guest Wi-Fi.
Not Sure What You Need?
We walk the space with you, then quote only what the site needs. The assessment is free.
Many installers stop at the install. Our low voltage services in Atlanta include support after the job, so the records are used by the people who answer your call.
Built For Offices, Warehouses And Multi-Site Businesses
As a low voltage company that also runs IT and cybersecurity, our team works across metro Atlanta for businesses like these:
Law Firms And Accounting Firms
Law firms and accounting firms that need secure offices, controlled file rooms and reliable Wi-Fi in every conference room.
Manufacturers
Manufacturers that need cameras on production floors and access control on restricted areas.
Distribution And Logistics Companies
Distribution and logistics companies that need Wi-Fi for scanners, cameras on docks and controlled shipping doors.
Aviation Businesses And Construction Materials Suppliers
Aviation businesses and construction materials suppliers with hangars, yards and more than one building to connect.
New build-outs, tenant moves and upgrades to older buildings are all common. If your business has more than one location, one team can standardize the cabling, cameras, doors and Wi-Fi at every site, so each office is supported the same way. Cameras and door access planned together give you business security systems Atlanta offices can manage from one place.
Why The Network Team Should Plan The Low Voltage Work
Every camera, door controller and access point you add puts load on your switches, uses power over the network cable and needs a place on the network. When the people installing those devices also manage the network, the switch capacity, power budget and network segments are planned before the first cable is pulled, not discovered after something fails.
It also keeps security consistent. UniVirtual Solutions is a cybersecurity provider first, so cameras and door systems are set up with the same care as the rest of your network: separated from office traffic, kept on current firmware and watched as part of ongoing support.
From Free Assessment To Ongoing Support
UniVirtual Solutions has supported Atlanta businesses since 2009 as a managed IT and cybersecurity provider. Low voltage projects follow the same four steps whatever the mix of services:
Free Walkthrough
Before we quote, we look at the space, the network closet and what you need covered.
Scope
You see the drops, devices and locations before work starts.
Install And Test
Cable runs are tested and labeled, and devices are set up on your network.
Hand-Over And Support
Ongoing support is there after the install: moves, adds and changes, camera and recorder checks, firmware updates and badge changes.
If you already work with us for managed IT, your low voltage systems fold into the same support relationship, with one number to call.
Low Voltage Services Atlanta Businesses Can Trust
Licensed And Insured
UniVirtual Solutions is a licensed and insured low voltage contractor. Georgia regulates low voltage contractor licensing through the state licensing board, and any installer you consider should show proof of both before work starts.
Dedicated Low Voltage Team
Projects are handled by a dedicated low voltage team, separate from our help desk, that works alongside our cybersecurity engineers. A Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT), credentialed by the Fiber Optic Association (FOA), oversees every fiber job we take on. Devices are installed with security in mind from day one, and support continues after the job is finished. As a full-service low voltage contractor, we install and support all top commercial brands, and we prefer Ubiquiti UniFi for most business Wi-Fi. Every install is done by our own technicians, and we do not use subcontractors.
FOA Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT)
Free Site Assessment
Every project starts with a free site assessment, and installs can be scheduled after hours when an occupied office or warehouse cannot be disrupted. We work with law firms, accounting firms, manufacturers, distribution and logistics companies, aviation businesses and construction materials suppliers across metro Atlanta, including Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, Marietta, Roswell, Duluth, Norcross, Kennesaw, Peachtree City and McDonough.
“We maintain four locations. They take care of most items remotely, but will still make a trip on short notice.”
Tammy Perkins, CFO, Butler Prather (from our Google reviews)
Low Voltage Services Atlanta: Common Questions
What Atlanta businesses ask before a cabling, camera, access control or Wi-Fi project.
What counts as low voltage?
Low voltage covers systems that run on low-power wiring rather than building electrical: network and data cabling, fiber, security cameras, access control, Wi-Fi and similar systems. Most of them now connect to your computer network.
Do we need one company for cabling, cameras and access control?
You do not have to, but it helps. When one team plans the cable, the devices and the network together, the capacity, power and security are sized once, and there is one number to call when something stops working.
Do you visit the site before quoting?
Yes. Every project starts with a walkthrough of the space and the network closet, so the quote reflects what is actually there.
Do you support the systems after they are installed?
Yes. Ongoing support covers moves, adds and changes, camera and recorder checks, firmware updates and access control changes.
How do cameras and door systems affect our network security?
They are network devices, so they can be a way in if they are left on default settings or old firmware. We separate them from office traffic and keep them updated as part of support.
Do you work outside Atlanta?
We support businesses across metro Atlanta and in cities throughout Georgia. Call 678-374-4352 to check your location.
Are you licensed and insured for low voltage work in Georgia?
Yes. UniVirtual Solutions is a licensed and insured low voltage contractor in Georgia, and we provide proof of both before a project starts.
Is the site assessment free?
Yes. All of our low voltage services start with a free site assessment. We walk the space, check existing cabling and equipment, and then put together a written quote.
Can you work after hours?
Yes. When an occupied office or warehouse cannot be disrupted, installs can be scheduled after hours so your team keeps working.
Which brands do you install?
We install and support all top commercial brands for cabling, cameras, door access and Wi-Fi. For most business Wi-Fi we prefer Ubiquiti UniFi, and we recommend equipment based on your building, security needs and budget.
What types of low voltage cabling do you install?
Cat6 and Cat6A copper for desks, phones, Wi-Fi access points, cameras and door controllers, plus single-mode and multimode fiber between closets, floors and buildings. Every run is tested and labeled.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. Our own low voltage team does every install, from the cable to the cameras, door hardware and Wi-Fi, and we support the system after hand-over.
Certified Engineers Across Georgia
We plan, install and support low voltage systems for businesses across metro Atlanta and in cities throughout Georgia, from a single office suite to multi-building sites.
One Team For The Cable, The Cameras, The Doors And The Wi-Fi
Tell us about the space and what you need: new cabling, cameras, door access, Wi-Fi or all four. An engineer will set up a walkthrough and talk it through with you.