Clean installs in Craftsman and Spanish homes north of Montana, penthouses on Ocean and everything between.
Santa Monica is retrofit country. The homes we work in here were built decades before anyone said the word network: Craftsman bungalows on the walk streets, Spanish revivals north of Montana, mid century houses in Sunset Park, and modern penthouses along Ocean Avenue. The skill that matters most in this city is not choosing equipment. It is getting technology into a finished, loved home without leaving a trace of the process.
We route cabling through attics, crawl spaces and existing chases, patch and match what we touch, and protect original plaster and woodwork. In-wall speakers are matched to plaster tone, keypads replace switch banks without changing the room, and the rack lives in a closet or garage, not in your hallway. The house looks untouched. It just works now.
Santa Monica has some of the most crowded Wi-Fi spectrum on the Westside. Dozens of networks overlap in every building. We design around interference: wired backhaul wherever possible, enterprise access points tuned to the actual radio environment, and separate networks for guests and smart devices. Streaming a film in 4K on a Friday evening should not be an act of hope.