Network Support · Miami
Networks that stay up — even in Miami thunderstorms.
Design, cable, deploy, monitor, and fix business networks across Miami-Dade — offices, warehouses, multi-site, retail. Cisco, Aruba, Ubiquiti, Meraki, Fortinet. We keep the routes clean and the wifi honest.
Full network stack
From the demarc to the endpoint. We design, install, and run business networks — and get the call at 2 AM when they misbehave.
- Network design + install — new-office builds, moves, expansions. Structured cabling coordination, rack layout, switch stack, wireless survey, ISP + backup circuit selection.
- Wi-Fi that actually covers — heatmap-based AP placement, dual-radio 6 GHz where it helps, guest + IoT + corporate VLAN separation, seamless roaming across floors.
- VLAN + segmentation — separate the copier from the accounting server, PCI from POS, guest from anything sensitive. Segmentation is the cheapest security win most Miami SMBs are missing.
- Multi-site + SD-WAN — Brickell HQ + Doral warehouse + branch office in Aventura, one dashboard, automatic failover between circuits, MPLS-alternative routing at a fraction of the cost.
- Remote-worker VPN — always-on split-tunnel with posture check, MFA-gated, deployed via MDM so users cannot break it.
- 24/7 monitoring — SNMP + flow + synthetics. We see the T1 flap before your users do and often have a fix in place before the ticket is even opened.
Miami-specific network problems we handle
The tropics have a way of complicating networks. We deal with these constantly:
- Hurricane-season resilience — dual ISP with automatic failover, generator-fed switch closets, cellular LTE backup for weeks when fiber is cut across the county.
- Salt-air corrosion in coastal offices — sealed enclosures, outdoor-rated APs, humidity-controlled MDF rooms. We have seen too many Brickell corrosion failures to skip this step.
- Old buildings with pre-CAT-5 cabling — a lot of Miami commercial space still has 20+ year-old cabling. We can survey, remediate, or work around it depending on your lease and timeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
We are moving offices in Miami — can you handle the network cutover?
Yes, and this is one of our sweet spots. Typical cutover: site survey and design (2-3 weeks before move), cabling coordination with the low-voltage vendor, gear pre-configured on our bench, weekend cutover with dark-hours testing, Monday-morning users see zero disruption. We have done 40+ Miami office moves.
Cisco vs Ubiquiti vs Aruba — which brand should we buy?
Depends on team size, in-house skill, and budget. Ubiquiti is our go-to for 5-50 user offices — simple, cost-effective, great UI. Aruba / Meraki for 50-200 users where cloud management and reporting matter. Cisco Catalyst for regulated environments (healthcare, finance) or when you have a specific vendor requirement. We are vendor-agnostic and do not resell.
Do you provide ISP circuits or do we buy those separately?
You buy the circuits directly from the ISP — we help you pick the right ones, negotiate, and coordinate install. We do not resell ISP service because the referral commissions would push us toward the wrong recommendation.
How fast do you respond when the network is down?
For monitored networks, we usually know before you do — an alert fires and an engineer starts triage before your first user notices. For unmonitored calls (rare, we push hard on monitoring), P1 first response is 15 minutes and we are on-site or on the phone within 1 hour.
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