Our Work
Real projects from across Montana.
Every one starts with a constraint: a live business that can’t go down, a hard deadline, a network nobody could log into. Here’s how we handled them.
Recabling a Live Grocery Checkout Overnight
A busy grocery store, checkout lanes that had to open on time every morning, and new cabling to pull through the ceiling and an old underfloor duct. Here’s how we did it overnight without a single register down during business hours.
One Network Across a Whole Ranch: Upgrading a Private Property
A working ranch with four buildings, an existing network, and coverage that needed to reach the patios and the pavilion too. Here’s how we upgraded it building by building without starting over.
Keeping a Radio Station on the Air: Rebuilding KCMM 99.1’s Network
A radio station that can’t go dark, a hard deadline to switch automation systems, and a network that needed replacing top to bottom. Here’s how we rebuilt KCMM, one phase at a time.
Multiple Restaurants, One Standard: Networking a Bozeman Restaurant Group
Multiple restaurants, one ownership group, and a point of sale that can’t drop in the middle of a dinner rush. Here’s how we built a consistent, monitored network standard across every location and kept it running.
Wiring a Working Branch After Hours: A Regional Hardware Supplier’s Bozeman Office
A regional hardware supplier’s Bozeman branch needed real wiring at every workstation and WiFi that reached the shop floor. We pulled about 2,700 feet of Cat6 after hours and tied it into the network their out-of-state IT team already runs.
A Clean Handoff, Documented: Rebuilding a Branch Network for an Out-of-State Integrator
An out-of-state integrator needed a local team to rebuild the network closet at a busy Bozeman supply branch without disrupting the business day. We surveyed, cabled, rebuilt the rack after hours, and handed back a fully documented install.
From On-Site Servers to Fully in the Cloud: Modernizing a Local Architecture Firm
A busy architecture firm with projects across Big Sky and the Yellowstone Club was running on an aging on-site server. Here’s how we moved it fully to the cloud, rebuilt the network and shared storage, and kept the team working the whole way.
A New Office Built for Engineers: Networking a Global Tech Manufacturer
An engineering team moving into a new office needed a network that could move huge CAD files without waiting, plus cameras and access control. Here’s how we built it around their design and the building we found.
Clear Calls and a Clean Microsoft 365: Supporting a Local Healthcare Provider
A healthcare office moving to Starlink, carrying data across two Microsoft tenants after a rebrand, and dealing with choppy calls on WiFi phones. Here’s how we sorted it out one piece at a time.
From Bare Fiber to Opening Day in a Week: A Bozeman Pediatric Clinic
A pediatric clinic had a newly wired building, fiber at the door, and therapists starting in a week, with no clear picture of how it all fit together. We designed and installed the network in a day and have supported the team ever since.
Built From the Studs Up: Networking a New Indoor Golf Facility
A new indoor golf facility, a building still under construction, and a long list of systems that all needed a network. Here’s how we built the foundation from the studs up and kept it running after opening day.