Frequently Asked Questions

We’re based in Al-Latif Center, 2nd Floor, Office #66, Main Boulevard, Gulberg III, Lahore, and we serve businesses across Lahore.

Since 2017. We’ve delivered 50+ projects across Lahore for offices, hospitals, universities, hotels, and factory floors.

Yes. Most projects start with a free on-site or remote assessment, and we give you a firm quote after seeing what your setup actually needs.

We aim to respond the same business day to calls, WhatsApp messages, and website inquiries.

Firewall implementation, access control, threat prevention, and VPN setup, using vendors like Fortinet, Sangfor, and H3C.

If you’re running more than a consumer router, a dedicated firewall gives you real access control and threat prevention a basic router can’t. We’ll tell you honestly if your setup doesn’t need one yet.

Yes. We regularly audit and secure networks that were installed by someone else.

A properly designed, labeled data and fiber cabling system for a building — using Molex components — instead of ad hoc wiring run alongside power lines.

Both. We handle new office fit-outs and cabling upgrades/cleanups for existing spaces.

It depends on the size of the space and number of drops needed — we give a firm timeline after the site assessment.

Consumer routers aren’t designed for concrete/steel commercial buildings or multi-floor coverage. Centralized Wi-Fi (Ruckus, Ubiquiti) is built for this.

Yes, using Infinet Wireless radio links for connecting buildings or sites without running cable between them.

Often yes — we assess what you have first and tell you honestly whether it needs a full replacement or just better placement/additional access points.

A one-time install ends when the technician leaves. A managed service continues — monitoring, updates, and support under an ongoing contract.

Yes, we take over management of existing networks as well as ones we’ve built.

H3C, D-Link, and TRENDnet for L2/L3 managed and unmanaged switches.

A phone system that runs calls over your network/internet connection instead of traditional analog phone lines, usually cheaper to run and easier to manage.

This depends on how it’s configured — we discuss backup power and fallback options during the design conversation rather than promising a specific guaranteed uptime.

Yes — we’ve set up phone systems for hospitality environments including Ramada Hotel Lahore.

IP cameras send digital footage over your network with typically better resolution and remote-viewing options; analog cameras use dedicated coaxial cabling and a DVR. We’ll recommend based on your building and budget.

Yes, IP camera systems support remote viewing — set up as part of the installation.

Hikvision, Dahua, and Uniview for both IP and analog systems.

Retention depends on the storage size and number of cameras — this gets sized during the assessment rather than promised as a fixed number upfront.