Building-wide internet: a rent-worthy amenity and a revenue line.
Managed internet and WiFi for apartment communities, condos, and business parks across Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, and Lakewood Ranch — engineered like infrastructure, not bolted on. We design, install, and operate it, so ownership gets one accountable partner instead of three vendors.
Ownership provides the internet. Tenants get a better connection. The property gets a new line item — on the income side.
We built the network layer for an entire downtown Sarasota building so ownership provides internet directly to tenants — a better connection than any tenant had before, backed by cellular failover.
Own it outright
The property owns the infrastructure on day one — no leases, no proprietary lock-in, no per-device licensing.
Or have Elite operate it
Building-wide internet run as a managed service with one monthly bill — monitoring, management, and people who answer the phone. Your property, your call.
One accountable partner
The same engineers design, install, and operate the system — so there’s never a vendor pointing at another vendor while your tenants wait.
An amenity is only an amenity if it’s engineered like infrastructure.
Tenant WiFi that generates complaints is worse than none at all. The work that keeps it off the property manager’s desk happens in the design.
Network design before hardware
Coverage mapping, channel planning, and VLAN segmentation on paper first — so tenant traffic, cameras, and building systems never fight each other.
Real tenant isolation
Multi-tenant networks with real segmentation — each tenant’s traffic separated at the network layer, not just a shared password.
Surge protection on outdoor runs
Every exterior run gets ethernet surge protection. Florida leads the country in lightning strikes; unprotected PoE is how switches die.
Failover that keeps rent flowing
Multi-carrier cellular and Starlink paths behind the wired connection — so no single failure takes the whole property offline.
Documentation you actually receive
Labeled ports, a topology map, and a credentials handoff — so the system survives a property-management change.
Redundant power planning
UPS sizing and generator-transfer behavior planned before the storm, so the network works when the grid doesn’t.
Every system on the property, on one foundation.
The network gets designed first; WiFi, cameras, access, and phones go on top — and stay up.
Building-wide WiFi
Enterprise switching and high-density access points, sized for the buildings you have — not the diagram in the box.
Fiber & structured cabling
Fiber backbones, structured cabling, and rack builds clean enough to photograph — the layer everything else depends on.
Point-to-point links
Building-to-building wireless that carries the network across a business park without trenching conduit.
Camera systems
UniFi Protect with AI analytics — footage you can actually find, with no per-camera cloud fees.
Access control
Fob, mobile, and PIN credentials integrated with cameras — every entry event with video attached.
VoIP & communications
Business phones on the same engineered network instead of a carrier’s aging copper.
This model is already running in downtown Sarasota.
An entire commercial building where ownership provides internet directly to tenants — a new revenue line and a better connection than any tenant had before, backed by cellular failover. And where a property spans multiple buildings, the same point-to-point engineering has put five buildings on a single engineered connection.
Questions owners actually ask.
It depends on the link distances, device counts, cable paths, and mounting conditions. The site assessment is free for properties in our service area and produces a line-item proposal, phased if the budget needs it — you keep the report either way.
Not to own your system. Ubiquiti hardware has no per-device licensing, and we don't sell monitoring contracts. If you'd rather Elite operate the network as a managed service, that's one optional monthly line item — your call, not a requirement.
That's what point-to-point wireless is for. A pair of properly aligned radios can carry a gigabit-class link between rooftops — we've put five buildings on a single engineered internet source this way. Where fiber makes more sense, we'll say so; the answer falls out of the site survey, not a preference for one product.
Yes. We'll assess what's installed, keep what's specced right, and design around it — whether that's UniFi hardware someone else mounted or an airMAX link that needs realignment and surge protection. You won't be told to throw out working equipment.
Start with a site assessment.
We’ll walk the property, document what’s actually installed, and give you an honest read on what’s worth keeping — with numbers, not a pitch.