Ubiquiti Installer · Los Angeles, CA
Ubiquiti UniFi Installer in Los Angeles. Wi-Fi, Cameras, Doors & More on One Platform.
We install the full UniFi lineup (Network, Protect, Access, Talk, Connect, and Play) plus wireless bridges, then cable, configure, and manage it as one system.
Rated on Google, Clutch & Yelp- Network
- Wi-Fi · Gateway · Switches
- Protect
- Cameras · Doorbells · NVR
- Access
- Doors · Intercoms · Gates
- More
- Talk · Connect · Play
- Bridges
- Building-to-building
- Support
- $95 / hr
Quick answer
What does a Ubiquiti installer do?
A Ubiquiti installer plans, cables, installs, and configures Ubiquiti equipment. That covers the full UniFi lineup: UniFi Network (gateways, switches, and Wi-Fi), UniFi Protect (cameras, doorbells, and NVRs), UniFi Access (door readers and intercoms), UniFi Talk (phones), UniFi Connect (displays), and UniFi Play (audio), plus wireless bridges such as UniFi Building Bridge, airMAX, and airFiber.
Los Angeles IT installs and manages Ubiquiti and UniFi systems for Los Angeles businesses from our Century City headquarters. Our team runs the cabling, mounts the hardware, configures every UniFi app, and keeps it updated afterward. Installations are quoted after a site walk, and support is $95 per hour or included in managed IT plans from $300/month.
What We Install
Ubiquiti and UniFi Installation Services in Los Angeles
Every part of the UniFi platform, cabled, configured, and supported by one IT team.
UniFi Network & Wi-Fi
UniFi access points placed from a coverage plan and wired with Cat6, so offices, warehouses, and patios all get strong Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi installation →/ 02Gateways, Firewalls & Switching
UniFi Cloud Gateways and Dream Machines, PoE switches, VLANs, VPN, and multi-site networking.
Network design →/ 03UniFi Protect Cameras & NVRs
UniFi Protect cameras, NVRs, and storage, with local recording and remote viewing in the Protect app.
Security cameras →/ 04Doorbells, ViewPorts & AI Detection
UniFi doorbells, ViewPort and live-view displays, and AI add-ons for smarter person and vehicle detection.
Protect add-ons →/ 05UniFi Access Door Control
UniFi Access readers, hubs, and credentials (cards, fobs, mobile, and PIN), with schedules and audit logs.
Door access →/ 06UniFi Intercoms & Gate Access
UniFi Access intercoms for lobbies, suites, and gates, with door release and mobile answering.
Intercoms →/ 07UniFi Talk Phones
UniFi Talk desk phones and business phone service managed from the same console as your network.
Phone systems →/ 08UniFi Connect Displays & Signage
UniFi Connect displays for digital signage, menus, lobby screens, and conference rooms.
Audio video →/ 09UniFi Play Audio
UniFi Play amplifiers and speakers for background music in offices, retail, restaurants, and homes.
Audio →/ 10Wireless Bridges & Point-to-Point
UniFi Building Bridge, Device Bridge, airMAX, and airFiber links to connect buildings, gates, and parking lots without trenching.
Wireless bridges →/ 11Cabling for Every UniFi Device
Cat6 and fiber run and tested by our own team for access points, cameras, door readers, phones, and displays.
Data cabling →/ 12UniFi Management & Support
Monitoring, firmware updates, changes, and troubleshooting across every UniFi app after the install.
Management →The UniFi Lineup
Ubiquiti Product Lines We Install
UniFi is more than Wi-Fi. Here's what each part of the platform does and where it fits.
| Product line | What it covers | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|
| UniFi Network | Gateways, firewalls, PoE switches, Wi-Fi access points, VPN | Every office, clinic, store, and warehouse |
| UniFi Protect | IP cameras, doorbells, NVRs, ViewPort displays, AI detection | Security cameras with local recording |
| UniFi Access | Door readers, hubs, intercoms, gate access, mobile credentials | Suites, front doors, gates, and server rooms |
| UniFi Talk | Desk phones and business phone service | Small offices that want phones on the same platform |
| UniFi Connect | Commercial displays and digital signage | Lobbies, menus, retail, and meeting rooms |
| UniFi Play | Streaming amplifiers and speakers | Background music in offices, retail, and restaurants |
| UniFi Drive | Network storage (NAS) on the UniFi console | File storage and backups in small offices |
| Bridges, airMAX & airFiber | Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless links | Linking buildings, gates, and lots without trenching |
How It Works
How We Install a Ubiquiti System
We plan first, then cable, then configure, so everything works together the day it's turned on.
STEP 01
Site walk
We review floor plans, ceilings, doors, camera views, existing cabling, internet service, and what you want UniFi to do.
STEP 02
Design & quote
You get a device layout, equipment list, network design, and a fixed quote. You can buy through us or supply your own hardware.
STEP 03
Cable & install
We run and test cabling, mount access points, cameras, readers, and displays, and install the console and switches.
STEP 04
Configure & support
We set up each UniFi app, permissions, VLANs, and remote access, train your staff, and manage the system afterward.
Pricing
How Much Does a Ubiquiti Installation Cost?
Ubiquiti installation cost depends on how many devices you need (access points, cameras, door readers, phones, displays), the building, how much new cabling is required, and whether you're linking buildings with wireless bridges. Most UniFi hardware is bought once, and core Network, Protect, and Access features don't require a subscription. UniFi Talk phone service and some optional cloud services have monthly fees, which we explain up front. Every quote starts with a site walk, so the price reflects your building, not a guess.
After installation, changes and troubleshooting are $95 per hour, and ongoing monitoring and updates are included in our managed IT plans from $300/month, which cover one firewall.
What affects the price
- Number of devices across each UniFi app
- New cabling vs. existing
- Ceiling heights, outdoor, and warehouse areas
- Door hardware for access control
- Wireless bridge distance and line of sight
Ubiquiti UniFi
Get a Ubiquiti Installation Quote
Tell us what you want UniFi to handle (Wi-Fi, cameras, doors, phones, or displays). We'll schedule a site walk and send a plan and quote.
UniFi Network
Business Wi-Fi and Networking
Most Wi-Fi complaints come from too few access points, poor placement, or channels and power set wrong. We place UniFi access points from a coverage plan, wire each one with Cat6 instead of relying on mesh, and tune channels and transmit power so devices roam smoothly.
Behind the Wi-Fi, we install the UniFi gateway and PoE switches, separate staff, guest, camera, and phone traffic into VLANs, and set up site-to-site VPN between offices. For larger builds, see our network infrastructure design services.
Network best practices
- Wired access points, not extenders
- Coverage plan before mounting
- VLANs for staff, guests, and devices
- VPN instead of open ports
UniFi Protect
UniFi Protect Camera Installation
UniFi Protect records to a UniFi console or NVR on your premises, so there's no per-camera cloud fee for recording. We choose cameras for each view (wide lobby shots, license plates, parking lots, and dim warehouse aisles), mount and aim them, and size storage for the retention you need.
We also install UniFi doorbells, ViewPort and live-view displays for front desks, and AI add-ons for person, vehicle, and license plate detection. Protect is one of the systems we cover on our security camera installation page.
Protect installs include
- Camera selection for each view
- NVR and storage sized for retention
- Doorbells and ViewPort displays
- Remote viewing and user permissions
- Camera VLAN kept off the staff network
UniFi Access
UniFi Access Door Control and Intercoms
UniFi Access controls doors with card, fob, mobile, and PIN credentials, and it lives in the same console as your cameras. Every unlock is logged, schedules lock and unlock doors automatically, and you can add or remove a person from your phone.
We install readers, hubs, and intercoms for lobbies, suites, and gates, wire them to electric strikes or maglocks, and link door events to Protect video. Learn more on our door access and intercom pages.
Access features we set up
- Cards, fobs, mobile, and PIN
- Door schedules and holidays
- Intercoms with mobile answering
- Gate access for parking and lots
- Video tied to every door event
Talk, Connect & Play
UniFi Phones, Displays, and Audio
UniFi Talk puts desk phones and business phone service on the same platform as your network. It's a good fit for smaller offices; larger teams or call centers may be better served by the options on our cloud phone systems page, and we'll tell you which fits.
UniFi Connect runs commercial displays for lobby screens, digital menus, and signage, and UniFi Play adds streaming amplifiers and speakers for background music. We mount, cable, and configure both, and they pair with our audio video installation work.
Beyond the network
- UniFi Talk desk phones
- UniFi Connect displays and signage
- UniFi Play background music
- UniFi Drive network storage
- EV Stations configured (circuit by a licensed electrician)
Wireless Bridges
Ubiquiti Wireless Bridges and Point-to-Point Links
When trenching for cable or fiber isn't practical, a Ubiquiti wireless bridge connects a second building, a guard shack, a gate, a parking lot camera, or a yard office. UniFi Building Bridge and Device Bridge handle shorter runs on the same UniFi console, while airMAX and airFiber radios cover longer distances.
We check line of sight, choose the radio for the distance and speed you need, mount and align both ends, and test throughput. Where cable is possible, we compare it with fiber optic cabling so you can choose.
Common bridge projects
- Building to building links
- Gates and parking lot cameras
- Warehouses and yards
- Point-to-multipoint for several buildings
Existing Systems
Taking Over or Expanding a UniFi System
Many businesses already have UniFi that was set up by a previous vendor or someone on staff. We review the console, fix coverage and security problems, update firmware, document the setup, and take over management, or simply expand it with more cameras, doors, or access points.
If you already bought hardware, we can install what you have. If you're mixing brands, we can integrate UniFi with existing cameras or access systems where it makes sense, or plan a gradual move to one platform.
What we review
- Firmware and console health
- Admin accounts and access
- Firewall rules and VLANs
- Camera storage and retention
- Documentation handed to you
Local Installers
Ubiquiti Installers in Los Angeles
Los Angeles IT installs Ubiquiti systems for offices, medical practices, restaurants, retail stores, warehouses, schools, and homes across Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire, from our 10 LA County hubs.
Ubiquiti installation is part of our low voltage services, together with data cabling and fiber, so one team handles the wiring and every device on it.
Why work with us
- Cabling and configuration by one team
- Every UniFi app, not just Wi-Fi
- Site walk before every quote
- Ongoing management available
Why Los Angeles IT
Ubiquiti Systems Done Right
Planned
Designed before mounting.
Access points, cameras, and readers placed from a plan, not guessed.
Managed
Kept updated.
Firmware, changes, and monitoring handled after install.
Certified
Experienced engineers.
Technicians with CompTIA Security+, Network+, and A+, plus Microsoft and Cisco certifications, who explain risk in plain English.
Industries
Ubiquiti Systems for Every Industry
Offices, clinics, restaurants, retail, warehouses, and schools across Los Angeles run UniFi systems we install and manage.
Service Areas
Ubiquiti Installation Across LA County
Onsite installation and support come from these locations:
Headquarters · Century City
1901 Avenue of the Stars #271Los Angeles, CA 90067
Santa Monica
2450 Colorado Ave #100eSanta Monica, CA 90404
West Covina
1050 Lakes Dr #226West Covina, CA 91790
Long Beach
111 W Ocean Blvd #417Long Beach, CA 90802
Century City
1800 Century Park E #669Century City, CA 90067
Downtown LA (Figueroa)
445 S Figueroa St Ste 3100Los Angeles, CA 90071
Pasadena
117 E Colorado Blvd #618Pasadena, CA 91105
San Pedro (6th St)
222 W 6th St #425San Pedro, CA 90731
Downtown LA (Spring St)
548 S Spring StLos Angeles, CA 90013
San Pedro (25th St)
1536 W 25th St #104San Pedro, CA 90732
We provide Ubiquiti UniFi installation in Los Angeles, Century City, Downtown LA, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Culver City, El Segundo, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, the San Fernando Valley, Long Beach, Torrance, West Covina, and Santa Clarita, plus Orange County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County. View all service areas →
Client Reviews
What LA Clients Say About Our Work
“The customer service from Los Angeles IT is on another level. Any time we’ve had an issue, their fast response time has kept our business from missing a beat. Bonus points for being budget-friendly too.”
“Rod and his team are my go-to IT solutions help. Available all the time, very professional, prompt and super capable for all challenges and IT needs we’ve had. Highly recommend!”
“I can’t say enough good things about the folks at Los Angeles IT. Their techs are personable and sharp, and they always follow up to make sure everything is working. Best part? Our IT costs have gone down while our systems run better than ever.”
“Such great service! He made the entire process feel seamless and stress-free, always ready to answer any questions with patience and clarity. It’s rare to find someone who combines technical expertise with such genuine customer care.”
“Los Angeles IT is an incredibly professional company. Rod and his team came in, updated our phone systems, and revamped our computer setups. Now, everything is organized and runs smoothly.”
“I must highlight the owner, Rod, who truly embodies the essence of an IT wizard. His deep understanding of technology and ability to troubleshoot any issue is remarkable.”
“Been working with Rod and his team for three years now. He’s responsive, helpful and very patient with me when I need help on minor things!”
“Rod is a godsend. He helped us set up our home office to be efficient and user-friendly. He was responsive, easy to work with and reasonably priced. Highly recommended.”
FAQ
Ubiquiti UniFi Installation: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Ubiquiti installation cost?
It depends on the number of access points, cameras, door readers, and other devices, the building, and how much cabling is needed. We quote after a site walk. Support is $95 per hour.
Do you install all Ubiquiti products, or just Wi-Fi?
We install the full UniFi lineup: Network, Protect cameras, Access door control and intercoms, Talk phones, Connect displays, Play audio, and Drive storage, plus wireless bridges such as Building Bridge, airMAX, and airFiber.
Can you install UniFi Protect cameras?
Yes. We install UniFi Protect cameras, doorbells, NVRs, and ViewPort displays, size storage for your retention needs, and set up remote viewing.
Does UniFi Protect require a monthly fee?
No subscription is required for recording. Protect records to a UniFi console or NVR at your location. Optional cloud services may have fees, which we explain up front.
Can you install UniFi Access door control?
Yes. We install UniFi Access readers, hubs, and intercoms, connect them to door hardware, and set up credentials, schedules, and permissions.
Can a wireless bridge connect two buildings?
Yes. Ubiquiti bridges can link buildings, gates, and parking lots from across a lot to miles apart, depending on the model and line of sight. We check the path during the site walk.
Is UniFi Talk a good business phone system?
UniFi Talk works well for smaller offices that want phones on the same platform as their network. It uses a monthly service plan. Larger teams may need a different phone system, and we'll recommend the right fit.
Can you install equipment I already bought?
Yes. We can install and configure hardware you supply, or source the equipment for you as part of the quote.
Can you take over an existing UniFi system?
Yes. We review the current setup, fix security and coverage problems, update firmware, document it, and take over management.
Do you install UniFi EV Stations?
We configure UniFi EV Stations and the network behind them. The electrical circuit must be installed by a licensed electrician, which we can coordinate with yours.
Do you provide ongoing UniFi management?
Yes. Monitoring, firmware updates, and changes are included in managed IT plans, or available at $95 per hour.
Which areas do you serve?
We install Ubiquiti systems across Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County.
Ready to Put Everything on UniFi?
Call a Los Angeles IT technician to schedule a site walk.