Every location we serve, in New Jersey & Pennsylvania.

The state's largest city, and one where a downtown office tower, a Port Newark warehouse and an Ironbound walk-up all need very different systems.

• Newark service area hub
• Access Control in Newark
• Video Surveillance in Newark
• Data Cabling in Newark
• Low-Voltage in Newark

Including Downtown / Central Business District, Ironbound, University Heights, Port Newark.

Waterfront offices and residential towers across from Manhattan, where most of the work is vertical: elevators, tenant floors, amenity rooms and parking under one system.

• Jersey City service area hub
• Access Control in Jersey City
• Video Surveillance in Jersey City
• Data Cabling in Jersey City
• Low-Voltage in Jersey City

Including Exchange Place / Waterfront, Journal Square, The Heights, Bergen–Lafayette.

Seaport, airport's south side and one of the biggest malls in the state, which means long perimeters, truck gates and loading docks more than office lobbies.

• Elizabeth service area hub
• Access Control in Elizabeth
• Video Surveillance in Elizabeth
• Data Cabling in Elizabeth
• Low-Voltage in Elizabeth

Including Elizabethport, Midtown, Peterstown, The Port / Trinitas area.

Seventy municipalities, the busiest retail corridor in the country along Routes 4 and 17, and Fort Lee high-rises staring at the George Washington Bridge.

• Access Control in Bergen County

Including Hackensack, Paramus, Fort Lee, Englewood.

Port Newark and the airport on one end, Short Hills and Livingston medical campuses on the other, with Montclair and the Oranges in between.

• Access Control in Essex County

Including Newark, Montclair, Livingston, West Orange & East Orange.

The densest county in the state, and the most vertical — Exchange Place towers, Hoboken brownstone blocks and Bayonne's redeveloping waterfront.

• Access Control in Hudson County

Including Jersey City, Hoboken, Bayonne, Union City.

Paterson's converted mill buildings and Clifton's industrial blocks at one end, Wayne's corporate offices and West Milford's spread-out sites at the other.

• Access Control in Passaic County

Including Paterson, Clifton, Wayne, Passaic.

Corporate campuses along I-287 in Parsippany, Whippany and Florham Park, a hospital-anchored Morristown downtown, and a lot of suburban office park square footage.

• Access Control in Morris County

Including Morristown, Parsippany-Troy Hills, Whippany & Hanover, Florham Park.

Port Elizabeth and the Linden industrial belt on one side, walkable Westfield and Summit downtowns and Cranford office space on the other.

• Access Control in Union County

Including Elizabeth, Linden, Union, Westfield.

Rural and spread out, with sites that rarely have on-premises IT — municipal buildings, small plants, schools and the Vernon resort corridor.

• Access Control in Sussex County

Including Newton, Sparta, Vernon, Hopatcong.

The biggest industrial market in New Jersey — Exit 8A and Exit 12 warehouse parks — plus a New Brunswick core of hospitals, Rutgers buildings and labs.

• Access Control in Middlesex County

Including Edison, New Brunswick, Woodbridge, Piscataway.

Pharma and telecom campuses in Bridgewater and Basking Ridge, flex/light-industrial along Route 22, and a dense band of medical practices around Somerville.

• Access Control in Somerset County

Including Bridgewater, Somerville, Basking Ridge & Bernards, Franklin Township.

State government buildings in Trenton, the Route 1 research corridor through Princeton and West Windsor, and Hamilton's warehouse and flex space.

• Access Control in Mercer County

Including Trenton, Princeton, Hamilton, West Windsor.

Easton and Bethlehem anchor a county that turned steel land into distribution parks, with Lafayette and Lehigh campuses and St. Luke's facilities layered on top.

• Access Control in Northampton County

Including Easton, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Bath.

Upper Macungie and Fogelsville hold some of the largest e-commerce distribution buildings in the Northeast, while downtown Allentown's NIZ towers fill with office and medical tenants.

• Access Control in Lehigh County

Including Allentown, Upper Macungie & Fogelsville, Whitehall, Emmaus.

Center City towers, the hospital-and-university block of University City, life sciences at the Navy Yard, and a large industrial base in the Northeast and along the river.

• Access Control in Philadelphia County

Including Center City, University City, The Navy Yard, Northeast Philadelphia.

Doylestown's medical and county-government core, the Route 202 life-science corridor, and older industrial stock around Quakertown and Bristol.

• Access Control in Bucks County

Including Doylestown, Quakertown, Newtown, Bensalem.

King of Prussia's office and retail density, pharma offices around Blue Bell and Lansdale, and Conshohocken's stack of new multifamily and corporate space.

• Access Control in Montgomery County

Including King of Prussia, Lansdale, Norristown, Blue Bell.

Great Valley and Malvern office and lab campuses, a busy West Chester borough and county seat, and agribusiness at scale around Kennett Square.

• Access Control in Chester County

Including West Chester, Malvern & Great Valley, Exton, Coatesville.

County government and courts in Media, a heavy concentration of college campuses and hospitals, and industrial riverfront property in Chester.

• Access Control in Delaware County

Including Media, Chester, Springfield, Upper Darby.

Resorts, waterparks and outlet retail with heavy seasonal staffing, plus I-80 distribution centers and a growing hospital footprint around Stroudsburg.

• Access Control in Monroe County

Including Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, Tannersville, Mount Pocono.

Small-town Milford, county offices, private lake and gated communities like Hemlock Farms, and a lot of buildings a long drive from the nearest technician.

• Access Control in Pike County

Including Milford, Matamoras, Dingmans Ferry, Lords Valley.

Jim Thorpe's tourism and county buildings, Palmerton and Lehighton manufacturing, and freight moving along Route 209 and the Northeast Extension.

• Access Control in Carbon County

Including Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Palmerton, Lansford.

The I-81 corridor turned Schuylkill into a distribution county on top of its manufacturing base, with Pottsville holding the courthouse, the brewery and the county offices.

• Access Control in Schuylkill County

Including Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven, Frackville, Tamaqua.

Reading sits where I-78 and Route 222 cross, which made Berks a warehouse and food-processing county with a hospital system and a dense industrial base behind it.

• Access Control in Berks County

Including Reading, Wyomissing, Exeter Township, Muhlenberg.

Food production and agribusiness at industrial scale, precision manufacturing around Lititz and Ephrata, and a downtown Lancaster full of hospitality and office tenants.

• Access Control in Lancaster County

Including Lancaster, Lititz, Ephrata, Columbia.

A manufacturing county first — machinery, metal fabrication and snack-food plants around York and Hanover — with I-83 distribution space filling in around it.

• Access Control in York County

Including York, Hanover, Red Lion, Shrewsbury.

State government buildings in Harrisburg, the Penn State Health research and hospital campus in Hershey, and one of the largest distribution hubs on the East Coast where I-81 meets I-83.

• Access Control in Dauphin County

Including Harrisburg, Hershey, Middletown, Hummelstown.

Food processing and metal fabrication anchor the local economy, with Fort Indiantown Gap, county buildings and a widening band of warehouse space off Route 422 and I-78.

• Access Control in Lebanon County

Including Lebanon, Palmyra, Annville, Myerstown.

Rural, small-population and just across the Susquehanna from Harrisburg — county offices, school buildings, small plants and main-street businesses with no IT department.

• Access Control in Perry County

Including New Bloomfield, Duncannon, Marysville, Newport.