Community WiFi and security your board can own — and the next board can run.
Gate cameras, guardhouse systems, amenity-center access, and community WiFi for HOAs and residential communities across Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, and Lakewood Ranch — designed, installed, and operated by the same engineers who’ll answer the phone after.
We’ve sat through enough board meetings to know how this has to work.
A community system isn’t sold in one evening — it’s approved across budget cycles, by boards that change. We build for that.
Priced in phases a board can approve
The free site assessment produces a line-item proposal with phased options if the budget needs them — and no surprise change orders.
Documented for the next board
Labeled ports, a topology map, and a credentials handoff — so the system outlives any one installer, any one manager, and any one board.
Built to survive a budget cycle
Enterprise switching properly specced, surge protection on every outdoor run — infrastructure engineered to outlast the warranty, not to generate service calls.
When the community owns the network, the leverage flips.
Building-wide internet and WiFi engineered like infrastructure — owned by the association, not leased from whoever got there first.
Own it outright — or have us run it
Own the system on day one, or have Elite operate it as a managed service with one monthly bill. Your property, your call.
Providers compete for your community
When the association owns its infrastructure, internet providers compete to serve the community — instead of each household negotiating alone.
Bulk agreements on your terms
Community-owned infrastructure is the foundation for bulk internet and TV agreements negotiated community-wide, on the association’s terms.
Starlink & cellular redundancy
Redundant paths and UPS power planned before the storm — so gates and cameras work when the grid doesn’t.
Every system a community runs on, on one foundation.
The network gets designed first; gates, cameras, access, and phones go on top — and stay up.
Gate & entrance cameras
UniFi Protect with AI analytics at gates and entrances — footage you can actually find, with no per-camera cloud fees.
Guardhouse systems
Cameras, phones, and network in the guardhouse — front gate to front office on one console.
Amenity-center access
Fob, PIN, and mobile credentials for clubhouses, pools, and fitness rooms — every entry event with video attached.
Community WiFi
Amenity and community-wide WiFi designed by the engineers who’ll answer the phone after — not an alarm company that dabbles in networking.
Community fiber & point-to-point
Fiber backbones and building-to-building wireless links that carry the network across a property without trenching a single foot of conduit.
Storm-ready power
UPS sizing and generator-transfer behavior planned before the storm, plus surge protection on every outdoor run — Florida leads the country in lightning strikes.
Five buildings. One engineered connection.
A Sarasota County property was paying for five separate internet accounts across five buildings. We consolidated them into one engineered source with Starlink failover, beamed property-wide by point-to-point wireless — saving over $1,000 a month. The same engineering scales from a five-building estate to a whole community.
Questions boards actually ask.
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.
Not to own your system. UniFi has no per-camera cloud licensing, and we don't sell monitoring contracts. The only recurring bill is optional: if you'd rather Elite operate the network as a managed service, that's one monthly line item — your call, not a requirement.
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.
Yes — takeover work is a steady part of our week. We'll document the system as we find it, fix what's failing, and leave you with labeled ports and a topology map, whether or not we did the original install.
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.