One booking. One company accountable.
Multi-site work is where most network projects come apart. Four provinces, four local contractors, four different ideas of what good looks like, and nobody owning the result. We design and configure every site ourselves and hand the local installer a specification rather than a hope.
What we do, and what happens locally.
Design and configuration
Floor plans, where the access points and cameras go, VLAN segmentation, PoE budgets, the device list and the configuration itself. A VLAN splits one network into separate lanes. PoE sends power down the same cable as the data, so the budget is how much power the switch can hand out. We do all of it remotely, the same way, for every site.
Procurement
We buy the whole list against the finished design. The installer does not have to hunt for parts, and no site is missing an adapter on the day.
The physical work
Cable pulled, terminated, mounted and commissioned by a registered local installer working to our written standards.
The handover
You get certification reports, as-built drawings and one console across every site. The paperwork from Victoria matches the paperwork from Halifax.
The design travels. The ladder does not.
The costly, skilled, easy-to-get-wrong part of a network is the design and the configuration. None of it needs anyone in the room. The part that does need someone in the room is pulling cable and mounting hardware, and that is a trade you can find in every city in the country.
Split it that way and a location in Moncton gets the same design thinking as one in Calgary. Not whatever the cheapest local bidder decided that week.
Same console, every site
The same people configure every location the same way. So you manage them all from one place, rather than logging into six systems that were each set up differently. The more sites you have, the more that is worth.
Before you ask.
Who is responsible if a local installer gets it wrong?
We are. That is the point of one booking and one accountable company. The installer works to our specification and we sign off the result.
Do you have installers everywhere already?
The registered partner network is being built out, and we will tell you honestly whether we have someone near you or are sourcing one. We would rather say that than promise coverage we do not have.
Can you do a phased rollout?
Yes, and it is usually the sensible way. Do one site first. Learn from it. Then repeat the pattern, rather than betting everything on a design nobody has tested.
How is it priced?
Design is per site from the assessment tiers, hardware is at Ubiquiti’s own price, and local labour is quoted per location. Nothing is blended together, so you can see what each part costs.
Tell us how many sites.
Where they are, roughly what each one is, and whether they need to feel the same to someone walking between them.