Access control
& security systems,
built for New Jersey.
We install access control, cameras, data cabling and low-voltage systems for New Jersey businesses. One door or a whole building, designed and installed by the same crew that services it.
- Licensed & Insured
- Free Site Assessment
- 24/7 Emergency Support
Talk to a specialist — (908) 590-0561
Integrated by Legion
One connected system
Access Control
01 · Control every door, gate, and entry point.
CCTV & Video Surveillance
02 · See everything. Miss nothing.
Structured Data Cabling
03 · The backbone everything else runs on.
Low-Voltage Systems
04 · One contractor for every low-voltage system.
Some of what we've been working on
Photos from our own jobs, not a stock library. Cabling, cameras, door hardware and rough-in, mostly mid-project.
Aiming a multi-sensor camera 
Running conduit across a parking deck 
Pulling Cat6 before the walls close 
Mounting conduit in a stairwell 
Door controllers and power supplies, wired out 
Landing door wiring at the head-end
We install & integrate the industry's leading platforms.
As an independent integrator, we design around the best hardware for your building — not a single vendor's catalog.
Four trades, one crew
One accountable partner for every low-voltage system in your building — designed, installed, and serviced by certified technicians.
Why building owners keep calling us back
Most of the problems we get called in to fix started at a handoff: the cabling contractor left, the camera guy blamed the network, and nobody owned the result. We do all of it, so there's no handoff to go wrong.
One number to call
Doors, cameras, cabling and alarms all come from the same team. When something acts up you call us, not four different vendors who each blame the other three.
We're actually local
Our crews work out of the Newark, Jersey City and Elizabeth corridor. That's why a site visit usually happens this week instead of next month.
Installs that survive inspection
Labeled drops, tested terminations, documented runs. Open the rack a year later and you'll still know what every cable does.
We answer after the install
A system nobody maintains is a system that quietly stops working. We keep servicing what we put in, including nights and weekends when a door won't unlock.
What working with us looks like
Four steps, and you'll know where things stand at each one. We'd rather over-explain the plan than surprise you on install day.
We walk the building
Someone comes out and looks at the actual doors, ceilings and closets. It's free, and it's where most of the surprises get found before they cost anything.
You get a real number
A design and an itemized quote you can hand to a bookkeeper. If we think you're being sold more cameras than you need, we'll say so.
We install it
Clean runs, labeled ends, tested before we pack up. We work around your hours where we can, because nobody wants a lift in the lobby at 10am.
We stick around
We show your people how to use it, then keep answering the phone. Most of our work comes from buildings we already wired.
Step one is on us
Book your free on-site security assessment.
Questions, answered.
Our crews work out of the Newark, Jersey City and Elizabeth corridor, and we cover northern and central New Jersey from there: Essex, Hudson, Union, Bergen, Passaic, Middlesex, Morris and Somerset counties. If you're outside that and it's a bigger job, ask anyway.
Access control, security cameras, structured data cabling, and the low-voltage systems that go with them (intrusion, intercom, paging). The point of doing all four is that you're not coordinating between a cabling contractor and a camera contractor who've never met.
The site walk is free and there's no obligation attached to it. We look at your entry points, existing wiring and camera sightlines, then send back an itemized proposal. If your existing gear is fine, we'll tell you that too.
That's a good chunk of what we do. Older NJ buildings usually need some mix of Cat6 or fiber replacing old copper, IP cameras replacing analog, and modern readers on doors that still take a brass key. We keep whatever's still good and swap what isn't.
Yes, and we'll send the certificate of insurance to your property manager before we start, which is usually who asks. Work is labeled and tested so an inspector or your next IT person can follow it.
We service what we install, including emergencies outside business hours. Realistically, a door controller that fails at 6am on a Monday is not a next-business-day problem, so we don't treat it like one.