Networks, cameras and support in Boise

Downtown Boise is largely older stock, and older stock does not give up its pathways easily. Masonry and lath do not take a fish tape the way drywall does, the risers are already full of somebody else's decisions, and the ceiling that looks like the obvious route is often the only thing holding a hundred-year-old plaster line together.

That makes the survey the expensive part and the pull the cheap one. We walk the pathways before quoting anything, plan the runs around what the building will actually give, and size the wireless for a room that fills to capacity rather than for its floor area — because a bar at capacity and the same bar at four in the afternoon are two different radio environments in the same set of walls.