Same-Day & On-Site Appointments Available • Residential & Commercial
Same-Day & On-Site Appointments Available • Residential & Commercial
Cabling, network, firewall, workstations, printing, phones and accounts — delivered as one project against your move-in date, so staff arrive to systems that already work.
Two questions decide most of a fit-out's cost, and both are answered by the building.
What internet services can actually be delivered to that address, and how long they take to install, is the single most common cause of a delayed move. Lead times of several weeks are normal and cannot be compressed once the clock starts.
The second is what the building permits: cable routes, riser access, ceiling work, out-of-hours access. A floor plate that looks straightforward can be considerably more expensive to cable than the one next door. Knowing both before signing changes what you negotiate.
One project, one contact, one date everything has to work by.
We coordinate with the landlord, the electrician and your furniture installer directly. Fit-outs fail at the handovers between trades, not within them.
Working backwards from your move-in date, because the connectivity lead time sets everything else.
The floor walked, connectivity options confirmed, landlord constraints established.
Layout, cable schedule, equipment list and a dated schedule working back from move-in.
Internet service and any equipment with a lead time, ordered first and tracked.
Cabling, rack, switching, Wi-Fi and firewall — before furniture wherever possible.
Machines built, accounts created, printing and meeting rooms configured and tested.
On site for the first working day, then documented handover and follow-up.
Lead times, cost, landlords and being there on day one.
Describe the problem and we will tell you what it takes to fix it — before any work starts.
Six to eight weeks before move-in for a typical small office, and earlier if the building has no existing business connectivity. Internet installation lead times are the constraint, and no amount of planning shortens them once ordered late.
As a fixed project price against a defined scope, agreed after the survey. Changes you request during the project are quoted as variations rather than absorbed silently and invoiced at the end.
Yes. Consents, access arrangements, riser permissions and out-of-hours working are all part of what we handle, and establishing them early is usually what keeps a schedule on track.
Yes. A technician is present for the first working morning — that is when the small things surface, and having someone there turns them into minutes rather than a week of tickets.
We expect to. Cabling before furniture and after electrical rough-in is the usual sequence, and we coordinate the handovers directly rather than through you.
You get documentation, credentials and a follow-up visit. Many clients move onto a managed arrangement at that point — see Managed IT Services — but there is no obligation to.
The components of a fit-out, individually.
We travel to homes and offices across the Los Angeles area. If your address is nearby but not listed, ask when you get in touch.
Tell us the address, the floor size and the move-in date. The earlier the survey, the fewer surprises.
