24-camera retail center
Multi-tenant storefront coverage, dock and parking, single head-end with remote access for the property manager.
Las Vegas · Commercial low-voltage integration
JC Enterprise designs, installs, and supports the network, cameras, door access, and AV across Las Vegas commercial properties — so when something breaks there is one number to call and nobody to blame but us.
System schedule
Six systems, one installer. Most buildings end up with a camera vendor, a cabling vendor, and an IT company who each insist the problem belongs to one of the other two. We handle the whole stack, which means the finger-pointing stops.
Ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and support for a building’s full technology stack on a flat monthly plan.
DetailNW-02Cat6 and fiber structured cabling, managed switching, VLAN segmentation, and business-grade Wi-Fi.
DetailCS-03Camera systems recorded on site, viewable from anywhere, with no monthly fee to reach your own footage.
DetailAC-04Card, keypad, and mobile-credential door entry with schedules, audit trails, and camera integration.
DetailAV-05Distributed audio, displays, conference rooms, and home theater built around how the space is used.
DetailSH-06Control4, Crestron, and Savant systems putting lighting, climate, shades, locks, and video on one interface.
DetailWho we work with
Roughly half our work is commercial and growing. Multi-site portfolios are the best fit — standardizing equipment across properties makes every one of them cheaper to support.
Multiple properties, one point of contact, standardized equipment across every site.
02Gates, entries, and common areas covered - with reporting the board can actually use.
03Yard and dock coverage, long cable runs, wireless bridges between buildings.
04Camera coverage, retention, and access records designed to hold up under Nevada inspection.
05Entry access without rekeying, common-area cameras, and turnover you can handle remotely.
One provider accountable for the network, the cameras, the doors, and the conference rooms.
Recent work
A sample of recent installations. Every one of them is a system the owner bought outright and can service anywhere.
Multi-tenant storefront coverage, dock and parking, single head-end with remote access for the property manager.
Cat6 backbone, managed switching with VLAN separation, and a wireless bridge between two buildings.
Lighting, shades, climate, locks, and distributed audio unified on one interface with the camera system.
What clients say
They took the time to explain every option and helped us choose the right setup for the house. Everything was neat and professionally installed, the picture is clear even at night, and I can check the property from my phone when I am away.
Stop looking. You want honest, good service, good products, a fair price, and someone who actually listens to what you need instead of upselling you on everything? This is the one.
We had six cameras installed. This company was amazing.
Ownership model
National alarm companies lease you hardware, lock you into a multi-year term, and bill every month for access to footage recorded inside your own building. Stop paying and the equipment stops working.
We do the opposite. You buy the system outright, it belongs to the property, and it keeps running whether or not you ever pay us again. Our managed plans exist for owners who want the systems monitored and maintained — not as a toll booth on your own cameras.
Plain version: the monthly pays for expertise, not rent on hardware you already bought.
Standard on every project
Sequence of work
We walk the property, look at sight lines, cable paths, panel and IDF locations, and ask how the building actually operates.
Itemized scope and pricing in writing within 48 hours, usually with tiered options so you can decide how far to take it.
Clean routing, proper terminations, a labeled head-end, daily cleanup, and staging that keeps occupied buildings operating.
Apps configured, a walkthrough of every function, as-built documentation, and an optional managed plan from there.
Common questions
It depends on the building — camera count, cable runs, ceiling and conduit access, and how many doors are in scope. A single-tenant office and a two-building strip center are very different jobs. That is why the assessment is free and the proposal is written. You will never get a number from us that changes after we see the site.
No. You own the equipment and it records on site, so the system functions with no subscription. Managed plans are optional, month to month, and scoped to the equipment actually on the property.
Yes, and on occupied commercial property we plan for it. Cutovers get staged, dust gets contained, and disruptive work goes after hours when the schedule calls for it.
Yes — multi-site portfolios are among our best-fit clients. Standardizing hardware across properties makes support dramatically cheaper, and remote management resolves most issues without a truck roll.
Often, yes. If the existing infrastructure is sound we will assess it, document it, and support it rather than quoting a replacement you do not need. Where something genuinely has to go, we will tell you why and what happens if you leave it.
Yes. Custom homes, smart home integration, and home theater remain a real part of the business — see Smart Home Automation.
We walk the property, map what is there, and send an itemized written proposal within 48 hours. No lease, no lock-in, no obligation.