Clean low voltage work your whole network can count on.
AccessGuard Solutions runs cable, installs data jacks and builds network racks for businesses across northern Utah and southern Idaho. It's done neatly, so the next person can actually work on it.
The part of your building nobody sees, until it fails
Your phones, computers, cameras and door access all depend on the wiring behind them. A messy closet or a bad cable run makes every future problem harder to find and fix.
We pull cable, terminate it properly and organize it, whether you're building out a new space, moving in or cleaning up years of old wiring.
A network rack with clean, organized cabling.
How it works
We walk the space
We look at where you need connections, where the cable can run and where your equipment will live.
We plan the runs
You get a clear scope and a real number before any work starts.
We install and terminate
We pull the cable, install the jacks and terminate everything at the rack.
We test and hand off
We test the connections and make sure you know what goes where.
What we do
Network cabling
New cable runs for offices, shops and warehouses.
Data jacks
New or moved jacks for desks, equipment and wireless access points.
Network racks
Rack installs and clean, organized cabling.
Closet cleanups
Sort out old, tangled wiring so it's easier to manage.
Camera and door wiring
The cabling behind access control and security cameras.
Build-outs and moves
Wiring for new tenant spaces and office moves.
Who calls us
- Businesses moving into a new space
- Offices adding desks or equipment
- Warehouses and shops
- General contractors on build-outs
- Property managers and landlords
- Anyone with a messy network closet
What affects the cost
Every building is different, so we quote after we've seen yours. These are the things that move the number most.
Number of connections
Each new jack or cable run adds materials and labor.
Distance and access
Long runs and hard to reach ceilings or walls take more time.
Stage of the project
It's usually easier to run cable before walls and ceilings close up.
Existing wiring
Removing or sorting old cable adds time, while usable cable can stay.
Common questions
What does a low voltage contractor do?
Low voltage contractors handle the wiring for data, cameras, door access and similar systems, rather than your building's main electrical power.
Do you install network racks?
Yes. We install racks and run and organize the cabling that goes into them.
Can you clean up our existing network closet?
Yes. We can organize what's there and replace what shouldn't stay.
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. It's best to bring us in early on a build-out, before walls and ceilings close up.
Do you install burglar or fire alarms?
No. We focus on door access, cameras and low voltage cabling. If you need alarm work, we're happy to point you to someone who does it.
What are your hours?
We're open 8am to 7pm, Monday through Friday. For an emergency, call the main number and press 1 to reach Steve.
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Ready to talk about your building?
Call or email for a free consultation. We'll walk your property, ask the right questions and give you a real plan.
Open 8am to 7pm, Monday through Friday. For an emergency, call the main number and press 1.