Network design is the planning work that happens before equipment goes in: choosing the firewall, switches, access point count, and segmentation for a new office, an expansion, or a remodel. The most expensive mistake in networking is buying gear before the design exists — equipment that does not fit the space, then gets replaced a year later once real usage shows up. Design on paper is cheap; design after construction is not.
25+ years in network engineering · 200+ businesses & homes served · 5.0★ on Google · Owner-operated in Los Angeles
The goal is a network that fits the building, the users, and the plan for the next few years — not just square footage. A proper design accounts for device density, growth, and how the space will be used, and it is documented before a single box is ordered.
What this service includes
- Network topology and segmentation planning (staff, guest, cameras, phones)
- Firewall, switch, and access point selection sized to the space
- Capacity planning for current headcount and near-term growth
- Documentation handed off before installation begins
Problems we fix
- Networks designed for headcount from years ago
- No segmentation between staff, guest, and device traffic
- Equipment bought before anyone planned how it fits together
- A move or remodel with no network plan until the last minute
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Platforms and environments
Firewalls (Cisco, pfSense, Fortinet, HPE Aruba), switches, UniFi and enterprise Wi-Fi platforms, VLAN design, and structured cabling coordination — from the internet handoff outward.
Frequently asked questions
We already have equipment — do we need a full redesign?
Not necessarily. Existing equipment is evaluated first; a design project can mean reconfiguring what is already there rather than replacing it outright.
How far in advance should this start before a move or buildout?
As early as possible — ideally before signing a lease or finalizing a remodel, since cabling and rack-space decisions are much cheaper to make on paper than after construction.
Does this include Wi-Fi, or just the wired network?
Both. A network design engagement covers wired infrastructure, wireless coverage, and how the two work together as one system.
The experience behind it
Network design is the planning discipline behind 25 years of studio, data-center, and office builds — device density, growth, and real usage accounted for before a dollar is spent on hardware.
Plan before you buy. Book online for a network design assessment — or call and tell us about the move; we will tell you when to start.