The Network Your Business Runs On.
Designed, Installed, Documented.
Network cabling, switching, wireless and secure remote access for commercial properties across the GTA. Every drop terminated to standard, labelled at both ends, and handed over with a full record of what connects where.
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Complete Network Infrastructure for Commercial Sites
We design and install the layer a commercial property runs on: data drops to every desk, phone, printer and till; the switching and power budget behind them; wireless coverage planned across the floorplate; and the cameras, readers and intercoms where security forms part of the scope.
The work is delivered to a consistent standard. Cat6 throughout, terminated and tested, every run labelled at both ends and traceable back to a port. Handover includes a written record of what connects where — so the installation stays maintainable by whoever works on it next, whether that's us, your IT provider, or another contractor entirely.
We integrate with what you already have rather than replacing it by default. Where an IT provider manages your network, addressing and segmentation are agreed with them ahead of install day. Where existing cable is serviceable, it gets reused and documented rather than pulled out to inflate a quote.
The Standard Every Installation Is Held To
Three commitments that apply to every site we wire, regardless of size.
Secure Remote Access by Design
Remote viewing and management are delivered through the manufacturer's cloud service or a private VPN. Nothing on your network is published to the internet and no inbound ports are opened — which also means access survives an IP change or a modem replacement without a service call.
Documented at Handover
Every run is labelled at the outlet and at the patch panel or switch, and you receive a written record of what connects where. The documentation is yours to keep and is written to be useful to any competent contractor, not only to us.
Capacity Planned for Growth
Switching and power budgets are specified against what the site will realistically need, with headroom for expansion. Adding cameras or access points in two years should be a configuration change, not a replacement of the equipment that serves the devices already in place.
Design Decisions That Determine the Next Ten Years
Most of the network faults we are called out to repair were introduced on installation day — not through incompetence, but by taking the quickest route that worked at the time on a job where the network was secondary.
Three decisions account for the majority of it. We make them deliberately, at design stage:
"None of these choices cost meaningfully more to make correctly at the outset. They cost a great deal to reverse once a building is occupied and the cable is in the ceiling."
Switches, recorders and controllers get placed wherever there was room on the day — a shelf in a stockroom, the top of a cupboard, a cabinet with no ventilation. Heat shortens the life of the hardware, anyone walking past has physical access to the recorder holding your footage, and every future change means working in a space that was never meant for it.
The equipment position is chosen at design stage, not at the end of the install. A ventilated, lockable rack or wall enclosure in a location with power and access — so hardware runs cool, footage isn't sitting on an open shelf, and the next person to work on it can actually reach it.
Where the ISP modem remains in control of the network, changing provider or receiving a replacement unit shifts the address range beneath everything on it. Devices with fixed addresses — phones, recorders, controllers, printers — drop off, and each has to be reconfigured by hand.
The modem goes into bridge mode and a single firewall owns the network. Addressing is then independent of whatever happens upstream, and changing internet provider becomes a modem swap rather than a day of reconfiguration.
Cameras, readers, tills and staff laptops placed on one flat network mean a device running old firmware sits alongside the systems holding your business data — and sustained video traffic competes with everything else for the same capacity.
Security devices are segmented from the business network. Cameras and readers operate on their own segment under their own rules, keeping video traffic clear of day-to-day work and removing the shortest path between an unpatched device and your files.
How a Project Runs
Walk the Building
We look at where the equipment needs to go, where the cable can realistically run, and what's already in place. Older buildings decide a lot of this for us — existing conduit, firebreaks, and ceilings that don't open where you'd want them to.
Run and Terminate
Cable pulled with the bend radius respected and kept clear of fluorescent ballasts and power runs. Terminated at a patch panel or straight into the switch, depending on the size of the job.
Configure the Network
Switch, access points, and any separation between the security devices and your business network. Fixed addresses reserved for the equipment that needs them, so nothing moves on its own after a power cut.
Label, Document, Hand Over
Labels at both ends, a written record of what connects where, and a walkthrough of the remote access setup on your own phone before we leave.
Where We Work
Office Fit-Outs & Moves
Drops to every desk, meeting room and printer, wireless coverage planned rather than guessed, and everything labelled back to the rack — so the first week in a new space isn't spent chasing dead ports.
Shops, Restaurants & Trade Counters
Tills, back-office machines, phones and Wi-Fi cabled alongside the cameras and readers, so one contractor is responsible for all of it instead of three trades pointing at each other.
Warehouses & Industrial Units
Long runs across open ceilings and yards, cameras and access points a fair distance from the equipment room, and the PoE and switch placement worked out so the far end of the building isn't running marginal.
Multi-Site Businesses
More than one location under one owner, where head office needs to see all of it. Each site set up so it can be reached remotely and reliably without exposing the recorders to the internet.
Existing Systems That Need Sorting Out
Someone else's install, working but unmanageable — no labels, no records, a switch on a shelf, remote access nobody can log into. We tidy, document, and secure it without necessarily replacing the equipment.
Homes With Real Networks
Larger properties where the cameras, wireless coverage and internet all need to work together, and a mesh unit plugged into the corner of the basement isn't going to reach the garage.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Google Reviews
Peter Kranics
10 months ago
"I would rate this company A++. They were very helpful and patient with us explaining their service to us and the instalation team were delightfully even better. Punctual, friendly, very accommodating and went beyond the call of duty installing, setting us up and giving us more than we bargained for. Would highly recommend them"
Taran Sandhu
1 year ago
"We hired Sewak Security Solutions for our new house cameras and we have to say how impressed we were by them. ... In the past we have gotten cameras installed from other vendors and the quality of work and cameras were not great but the Sewak team went above and beyond in each step. Would highly recommend them!"
Jeffrey Freedman
1 year ago
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Atma Gill
1 year ago
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