CDM designs, cables, configures and supports business-grade UniFi networks for luxury homes, churches and small businesses — one accountable team from the first cable route to the app in your hand.
Who we build for
A custom home, a sanctuary and a warehouse have almost nothing in common — except that all three fail in the same place, all three get sold consumer gear they outgrow in a year, and none of them can afford either.
A 6,000 square foot house is a commercial network problem wearing a residential label. Consumer mesh gear does not cover it — and the cheapest time to fix that is while the walls are still open.
The network behind the stream, the cameras, the kids check-in and the guest WiFi has to be there at 9:55 — whether or not a volunteer is.
Built once, documented properly, and watched remotely — so the problem gets caught before Monday morning does.
Capabilities
Design → cabling and terminations → equipment → configuration → ongoing support. Cameras, access control and AV run on the same UniFi platform, so the property is one managed system instead of four vendors pointing at each other.
Start a projectThe whole property planned as one system — UniFi gateway and firewall, managed PoE switching, access point placement, and guest and IoT VLANs kept away from everything that matters.
Full interior coverage plus the parts everyone forgets — patios, pools, grounds, shops and detached structures. With 5G cellular failover that rolls over automatically when the ISP drops.
Cat6 and fiber routed with intent, professionally terminated, tested and labeled at both ends. On new construction we coordinate drops, conduit and ISP demarcation with the builder before drywall.
Rack buildout with cable management you would show someone, Synology NAS for local storage and backup, then full configuration, coverage testing and a documented handoff.
UniFi Protect bullet, turret and dome cameras placed for coverage and for how the building looks. Recorded on site, not in someone else’s cloud, with no monthly subscription. UniFi Access for keycard, mobile and keypad entry.
Production audio, video and DMX lighting control for churches and venues that have to produce a service or an event every single week — designed onto the same network as everything else.
Remote monitoring and proactive support, firmware and security updates, configuration changes and scheduled health checks — so we usually call you before you call us.
We assess what is already installed — however antiquated — and tell you plainly what is worth keeping, what the actual bottleneck is, and what it takes to bring it current.
Before anyone pulls wire
Drop counts, coverage and rack layout get worked out on paper while changing them is still free. Then we build exactly that.
Every location decided with the builder before drywall — and every run home-runs back to one point.
Access point placement modeled against the actual footprint, including the patio, pool and outbuildings.
What goes in, in what order, with airflow, service access and room to grow accounted for.
What you keep
A church tech team turns over every couple of years. A business owner is not going to remember a VLAN plan. Documentation is the difference between an asset and a liability.
Every port, patch and run marked at both ends. If we never come back, the next person can still read it.
What is plugged into what, where it runs, and what happens when a given piece fails.
Your gear, your accounts, your admin logins — handed over in writing, not held hostage.
We sit down with whoever actually runs the building on a Tuesday and show them what to do first.
Network infrastructure, structured cabling, WiFi, surveillance, access control, production AV, and the support that keeps all of it running.
General PC repair and help-desk work, and deep enterprise server administration beyond racks and Synology NAS. Staying out of those is how the rest stays clean.
Where we work
Close enough to West Georgia to be there the same day, and close enough to I-20 to be in metro Atlanta before the traffic is.
No cost, no obligation
We walk the building, look at what is actually installed, and tell you plainly what is fine, what is a problem, and what it would take to fix it. You get the findings whether or not you hire us.
Typical response — same business day
