Most coverage problems are design problems. We survey the space before specifying a single access point.
Dead zones are rarely a hardware problem. They come from access points placed where there was a convenient ceiling tile, channels left on auto in a building with twelve neighbouring networks, and no allowance for how many devices are actually in the room at 10am.
What a survey covers
Floorplan mappingWalls, materials and the paths people and devices actually take.
Interference scanWhat else is broadcasting nearby and on which channels.
Density modellingConcurrent devices per area, not just square footage.
AP placement planPositions, mounts and cable runs specified before anything is ordered.
Coverage targetsDocumented signal levels at the edge of each cell.
How it works
1Site walkWe measure the space and test what is already there.
2Design and quoteA placement plan and fixed-fee scope, before any work begins.
3Install and verifyClean installation, then we walk the space again and prove the coverage.
The questions we hear most often before someone hires us.
What makes CCIT different from a traditional managed service provider (MSP)?
Most MSPs are built around helpdesk ticketing and 24/7 SOC operations. They sell a monthly per-user contract and operate at scale. CCIT is a design boutique. We deploy enterprise Ubiquiti infrastructure with the same care an architect brings to a build, then back it with personal ongoing support. You always reach the engineer who designed your network, not a ticket queue. The trade-off: we're not the right call for a 200-person company that needs a full SOC. We're the right call when you care how the infrastructure looks, how it performs, and who's accountable for it.
Do you only deploy Ubiquiti?
Ubiquiti (UniFi) is our default because it gives clients enterprise-grade performance with a clean aesthetic and predictable long-term economics, with no recurring licensing per AP. For specific use cases we'll deploy other gear: PoE switches from other vendors when needed, Synology or QNAP NAS for storage, UniFi Protect or other IP cameras, and so on. We're opinionated, not dogmatic.
Where in Los Angeles do you work?
Our service area is Culver City and Greater LA: Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey, Playa Vista, West Hollywood, Brentwood, and the Westside. We've also done installs east into Hollywood and south into the South Bay. If you're outside that radius, ask. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
How quickly can you respond if something goes down?
Same-day on-site response across Greater LA, Monday through Friday, 9a–5p PT. Most network issues we can diagnose and resolve remotely within an hour. For clients on a managed support plan, we proactively monitor infrastructure so we usually see issues before you do.
Do you do one-time installs, ongoing support, or both?
Both. A typical engagement starts with a site assessment and design, followed by installation and configuration. After that, clients choose: a one-time project (install + 30-day warranty), or ongoing managed support (proactive monitoring, firmware updates, on-call response, an annual network review). Most clients move to managed support because the network is now too important to be self-service.
How much does a network install cost?
Every project is scoped individually. No two spaces are alike. After a site visit we provide a detailed scope and a fixed-fee quote, so there are no surprises and no time-and-materials creep. Ongoing managed support is quoted separately based on the size and complexity of your site.
Can you work with my existing IT person or company?
Yes, this is a common arrangement. Many of our clients have an in-house IT generalist or a separate MSP who handles helpdesk and Microsoft 365, and they bring us in specifically for the physical network layer (WiFi design, cameras, structured cabling, on-site infrastructure). We coordinate cleanly with existing IT teams.
Do you handle structured cabling and physical infrastructure?
Yes. New site installs and retrofits routinely involve running Cat6/Cat6A, terminating jacks, installing IDF/MDF panels, sizing and installing UPS protection, and rack buildouts. For larger jobs we partner with licensed low-voltage contractors. The goal is one accountable design lead (us) across cabling, network, WiFi, cameras, and power.
What industries do you specialize in?
Creative studios and post-production agencies, law firms and professional offices, startups and growing teams, retail/restaurants/cafés, fitness studios, and executive homes / private offices. The common thread isn't industry. It's clients who can't tolerate a network that's a daily friction and care how the infrastructure presents physically.
How do we get started?
Call (310) 496-0074 or request a site visit. We'll do an initial 15-minute call to understand your space, your timeline, and whether we're the right fit. If we are, we'll schedule a site assessment, deliver a scoped design and fixed-fee quote, and you decide from there. No long sales process.