Work from the bench, the field, and everywhere in between.

Door Sensor and Monitoring Panel Wiring

Finishing up wiring in door sensors and monitoring panels.

• On-Site

Gaming Computer Build

Just another gaming computer we finished up for a client. Custom build, tested and ready to go.

• Repairs

Access Control Installation

Need access control? We do that. Professional access control system installation for businesses.

Xbox Series X HDMI Port

Replaced the damaged HDMI port on this Xbox. We keep HDMI ports in stock for both Xbox and PS5, so most of these turn around fast.

• micro-soldering

Xbox HDMI Port Replacement in Madison AL

Your Xbox has no signal on the TV. The HDMI port is probably damaged. We replace Xbox HDMI ports in our Madison, AL shop. We keep ports in stock for Xbox Series X, Series S, and One, so most of these turn around fast. Micro-soldering work, done right. Serving Madison, Huntsville, and North Alabama.

• micro-soldering

Whole-Home Audio Install

Whole-home audio, finished and sounding great. Music in the kitchen, something different on the patio. Each area is controlled separately so everyone can enjoy their own music.

• residential

Two-Post Rack for Real Estate Office

A real estate company called and asked if we could install a two-post network rack. Yep. Their IT team handled the equipment. We handled the part that needed drilling into concrete and making sure the rack was not going anywhere. Mounted, anchored, and ready for their team.

• business-it

We Test Every Single Run

Remember all that cable we pulled? Now we test every single run. Terminate it. Test it. Pass. Then it is ready for drywall. No run gets buried until i

• networking

A&M Tennis Live Stream

A&M University needed to live stream their outdoor tennis matches, and we made it happen. Outdoor pole-mounted enclosure with a wireless bridge, built

• business-it

Swollen MacBook Battery

Another swollen battery in a MacBook. It was pushing up the trackpad and the clicks stopped working. Battery replaced, trackpad working again. If you

• computer-repair

Sheetrock First, Holes Later

Sheetrock went up before the holes were drilled. The wiring was already in place, so getting it through the door frames was the interesting part. Ready

• networking

PS5 HDMI Port Replacement in Madison AL

PS5 turns on but no picture? It's the HDMI port. Happens all the time. Cable gets yanked, console gets bumped while it's plugged in, pins bend. We fix these in our Madison, AL shop. It's micro-soldering work under the microscope. We pull the bad port, clean up the pads, solder on a new one, test it on a display. We keep PS5 HDMI ports in stock so most of these go out in a day or two. You don't have to ship your console off and wait weeks. If you're in Huntsville or Madison and your PlayStation 5 won't show video, bring it by. We'll get you fixed up.

• micro-soldering

PS5 Board-Level Component Repair

This is a component next to an HDMI port on a PlayStation 5. For context, there are more than ten of them on the component reel. Board-level repair m

• micro-soldering

Full-Property Camera System

Security cameras for your entire property, inside or out. We install camera systems for homes, businesses, new construction, offices, shops, and wareh

• security

Before and After: Network Cleanup

Sometimes you do not get to start with a clean slate. We came into this cabinet with existing equipment and a mess of cabling. Instead of replacing ever

• networking

Micro-Soldering in Progress

This is what board-level repair actually looks like. Under the microscope, with a fine-tip iron, we rebuilt broken connections trace by trace. Micro-soldering is slow, precise work — there's no rushing it. But when a board is worth saving, this is how you save it.

• micro-soldering

Liquid Damage Under the Microscope

Liquid damage is a race against time. This board went straight under the microscope so we could map exactly where the liquid traveled and what it touched. We disconnected power immediately, cleaned every affected area, repaired the damaged traces and components, then tested the full board before reassembly. The sooner a liquid-damaged device gets to us, the better the odds.

• micro-soldering

Blanketing a Hotel in Wi-Fi

Getting Wi-Fi working is one thing. Making it work across an entire hotel is another. This hotel already had equipment installed but was having issues

• business-it

Precision GPU Port Repair

Precision GPU repair in progress. Heat the board, lift the damaged port, and give this card a real shot at a second life. Board-level work takes stea

• micro-soldering

The $2,000 Tool We Refused to Toss

A $2,000+ Fluke LinkIQ with a damaged Ethernet jack is not something you just toss out. We replaced the damaged port and got this tester back in service

• micro-soldering

Ethernet to the Elevator

Not your typical Ethernet run. This one went to the elevator for its VoIP emergency phone on a new construction project. Protected in liquid-tight con

• networking

Doorbell Camera, New Construction

Another entry and doorbell camera on a new construction home. Mounted clean on the brick next to the front door, wired in while the walls were still op

• residential

Dental Operatory Monitor Install

One from the archives. We installed an operatory monitor for one of our local dental clients. From installs like this to complete office moves and new

• business-it

Dental Office Tech Build-Out

Another new dental office wrapped up and ready for business. We handled the technology through the entire build: Wi-Fi, wired networking, security cam

• business-it

Broken CPU Socket Pins

Broken pins in a CPU socket on a gaming motherboard. Sometimes they just cannot be repaired, and part of the job is giving an honest answer instead of

• micro-soldering

Corrosion: The Damage After the Spill

Corrosion keeps eating at a board long after the spill has dried. By the time this one reached us, the corrosion had weakened connections and eaten through traces — causing power issues and intermittent failures. We stripped it down, removed every trace of corrosion, rebuilt the damaged connections, and tested everything before putting it back together.

• micro-soldering

Boring Through Concrete for CAT6

Pulling CAT6 Ethernet cable. One, bore through the concrete wall. Two, open up the double fire barrier. Three, find the cable you fished through. Fou

• networking

Two-Story Church Wi-Fi Blanket

Blanketing a two-story church in Wi-Fi takes more than a few access points. We designed and installed coverage through the sanctuary, offices, common

• business-it

CAT6 and Access Points, Scissor Lift Edition

High ceilings meant the scissor lift came out for this one. We ran CAT6 drops across the space and mounted access points where the coverage map said they'd do the most good. When you're working twenty feet up, you measure twice and pull once — there's no quick trip back up for a forgotten cable.

• networking

Ripping Out Comcast, Installing Ours

New cabinet and equipment install. Comcast is getting replaced, just waiting on the fiber. Out with the old, in with a proper setup.

• business-it

Business Data Drops

When a business needs the wiring done, we get it done. Data drops throughout the building, HDMI connections ready for laptops, and cabling in place for

• networking

Bent CPU Pins, Saved Board

Bent and broken pins in a CPU socket on a gaming motherboard. Delicate work under magnification, and a reminder to let someone who does this every day

• micro-soldering

53 Ethernet Drops, One Building

Fifty-three Ethernet drops pulled in one building, every one terminated and tested. The last drop always makes you a little nervous.

• networking

The 300-Foot Cable Run

Need network cable run? Some runs are simple. Some are 300+ feet. Before the drywall goes up is easier. After it goes up, we do that too. One cable or

• networking

24-Seat Network Cabinet

This network cabinet was built out to support a full camera system — 24 ports of switching, PoE for every camera, and clean cable management from day one. When the infrastructure is done right the first time, adding cameras later is just plug and play.

• business-it

14 Access Points, Two Switches

Fourteen access points installed and two switches added. The only problem was no room left for a rack-mount UPS. Big wireless jobs come with Tetris pr

• networking