Security Cameras & Property Networking in Everett, WA

Everett properties often come with more land and more buildings — shops, ADUs, detached garages — and connecting all of it is a different job than wiring a city townhome. We design networks that cover the whole property, including outbuildings, with wired backbones and point-to-point links where trenching doesn't make sense.

Surveillance is a big part of our Everett work: wired PoE cameras with local recording covering driveways, shops and entries, no cloud subscription required. Small offices and shops get the same structured cabling and rack work, sized for business use.

North Everett — Riverside and the neighborhoods above Port Gardner — has many older houses from the early 1900s, with plaster walls and basements. They wire the way older Seattle homes do: slowly through plaster, faster wherever there's a basement below or an attic above.

South and east, in Silver Lake, Cascade View and Pinehurst, the housing is mostly later — ramblers, split-levels and 1980s-to-2000s subdivisions that are generally easier to wire from the attic. Properties farther out tend to have the bigger lots and outbuildings that turn a house job into a property job.

For outbuildings, we run buried outdoor-rated cable in conduit where trenching makes sense, or a point-to-point wireless bridge for longer distances. Cameras and Wi-Fi in the shop ride the same link. Our guide to how many cameras a home needs is a good way to count coverage before the walkthrough.

Low-voltage cabling inside a home doesn't need a permit in Washington. Electrical work — a new circuit for a shop, an EV charger, a panel upgrade — is permitted and inspected through the city or Washington L&I, whichever applies. Business spaces can have different rules than a house, so we confirm what the job needs before we start. Everett is served by Snohomish County PUD.