Old-school fixes.
New-school tech.
Residential handyman repairs and low-voltage installs — Cat6 runs, security cameras, smart home setup — done by someone who's spent a career in telecom, not learning it on YouTube.
What I handle
General repair work and the low-voltage side of a home — the combination most handymen don't offer and most IT companies don't do in person.
General handyman
TV mounting, furniture assembly, shelving, drywall patching, doors and locks, minor plumbing, and the general repair list every home collects.
Networking & low-voltage
Cat6 cable runs, patch panels, Wi-Fi dead-zone fixes, and network setups built the way a telecom crew would do it, not a weekend shortcut.
Security & cameras
Camera installation, NVR/DVR setup with remote app access, and video doorbells — wired properly, not duct-taped to the siding.
Smart home
Smart plugs, switches, hubs, and automations that actually work together, set up and tested before I leave.
TV & entertainment
TV mounting with hidden cable runs, soundbar setup, and streaming devices configured and ready to use.
Real telecom background
Years in telecommunications leadership before this — the low-voltage work is a trade, not a side skill picked up last year.
Licensed & insured
Registered contractor with general liability coverage on every job, so you're protected the whole way through.
One person, start to finish
The person who quotes the job is the person who shows up and does it — no subcontractors, no surprises.