Office Cabling, Wi-Fi & AV Burbank, CA | Media District
Structured cabling and AV for Burbank offices
Burbank office space runs from the studio-facing buildings along Olive Avenue, Alameda Avenue and Riverside Drive to the towers and mid-rises Downtown near San Fernando Boulevard and Third Street, to creative offices and flex space near Hollywood Burbank Airport and at Avion Burbank. Tenants are production companies, animation and post houses, entertainment law and accounting firms, marketing shops, tech companies and the back offices of the big studios and their vendors.
Book a free Burbank site survey Call (442) 222-2775 Text usWhat Burbank corporate offices need from a low voltage contractor
We handle the low voltage side of an office move-in or refresh: Cat6 and Cat6A to every desk, a clean rack in the telecom room, Wi-Fi designed for the floor plan, conference rooms set up for Zoom and Teams, cameras in the lobby and garage and access control on the suite and server room. We coordinate with the GC, electrician and the landlord's riser rules, and we leave labeled, tested drawings. Free site survey.
Office buildouts have hard dates: the lease starts, the movers come, the team shows up Monday. We coordinate with your general contractor and property manager, pull cable before the ceilings close, and have your network, Wi-Fi, doors and conference rooms working before the first day.
The problems we get called for
- Office moves and buildouts on a landlord's timeline
- Cabling that was never labeled and no one can trace
- Front-door security and after-hours access for staff and cleaners
- Conference rooms where the first ten minutes are spent on cables
What we install
- Cat6/Cat6A cabling for every desk, printer, access point and phone
- Access control at suite doors and elevators with mobile credentials
- Cameras at reception, entries and parking
- Conference-room AV with one-touch Teams or Zoom calling
- Heat-mapped Wi-Fi and flat-rate IT support
Corporate Offices across Burbank
Media District landlords along Olive and Alameda usually have strict riser management, after-hours rules and insurance requirements, and many buildings still have hard-lid ceilings from earlier decades, so we survey pathways before we quote. Downtown office buildings near the Metrolink station and Burbank Town Center are newer with drop ceilings and shared telecom rooms. Creative and flex offices near the airport and at Avion are open-plan with exposed ceilings, which means surface raceway and neatly dressed cable. We reach all of them on the 5 and the 134, and we know which garages fit a work van.
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AI Camera Monitoring watches your Burbank property around the clock, warns intruders off with live audio the moment they step on site, and escalates real threats with video-verified dispatch. It works with cameras we install and, in most cases, with the cameras you already have.
$1 per camera per day on a schedule · $1.50 for 24/7 · first month free
Book your free assessment by September 30 and your first month of monitoring is free.
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Corporate Offices in Burbank — questions we get
What does an office move-in need from a low voltage contractor in Burbank?
A cabling plan from the furniture drawing, Cat6 or Cat6A to each desk and access point, a rack with patch panels and switching, Wi-Fi placed by survey, conference room AV, and cameras and access control at the suite door. We coordinate with the GC and the landlord's riser rules in Media District and Downtown Burbank buildings. The free site survey turns your floor plan into a scope.
Can you work in a Burbank office building after hours?
Yes, and most Media District and Downtown landlords require it for ceiling and riser work. We schedule nights and weekends, provide the certificate of insurance the building wants, follow freight elevator and parking rules, and leave the space clean for the morning. Daytime work is limited to quiet tasks like patching and testing. Free site survey.
Do you handle both cabling and conference room AV for Burbank offices?
Yes. One crew runs the network cabling, the HDMI and control wiring for the conference rooms and the Cat6 for cameras and door readers, so nothing gets missed between trades. Burbank production and entertainment offices often want client-ready rooms, and we build them on the same visit as the network. Start with a free site survey.
When should cabling be installed in an office buildout?
After framing and before drywall or drop-ceiling tiles go in. That is when pathways are open and the cost is lowest. Call us when you sign the lease and we will coordinate with your contractor.
Can you handle an office move including IT?
Yes. We cable the new space, move or replace the network gear, set up Wi-Fi and doors, and support your staff on day one under a flat monthly rate.
Do you install access control in leased office suites?
Yes. Suite doors, interior doors and, with building management approval, elevator and lobby access can be on your own system with mobile credentials.
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