Total Security designs, installs, and supports UniFi networks for businesses, farms, offices, and homes across Umatilla and Morrow Counties and into Union County. Wi-Fi, switches, gateway, and cameras all run on one ecosystem and one app, installed by a local team in Pendleton that answers the phone.
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Most networking problems aren’t one big thing – they’re a mix: a Wi-Fi dead spot in the back office, a guest network that isn’t really separated from the point-of-sale system, a switch from a big-box store that can’t keep up, a camera system fighting your computers for bandwidth. Ubiquiti’s UniFi line lets us fix all of it with one connected system instead of a pile of mismatched consumer gear, managed from a single app instead of five different logins.
We plan every UniFi network around your building and how you actually use it: where people work, where guests and customers connect, which devices need to stay separate from each other, and where coverage has to reach that a single router never could.
Who We Build UniFi Networks For
- Farms, ranches, and ag operations – Wi-Fi and wired coverage across a house, shop, and outbuildings, tied together with fiber or wireless links when distance is the problem. See IT services for farms and ag operations.
- Retail, restaurants, and service businesses – Guest Wi-Fi kept off the point-of-sale network, with switches and access points sized for the building.
- Dental, medical, and professional offices – Patient and client data kept on its own VLAN, separate from guest and IoT devices, with enough Wi-Fi to reach every exam room. See IT for dental and medical offices.
- Auto repair and service shops – Shop-floor Wi-Fi for diagnostic laptops, a separate network for the front counter, and cameras on the bays and lot. See IT for auto repair shops.
- Warehouses and food processing facilities – Wi-Fi and wired drops that reach the whole floor, with enough switch ports for scanners, scales, and office computers.
- Homes and rural properties – Whole-property Wi-Fi, wired backhaul to a shop or detached garage, and UniFi Protect cameras on the same app as the network.
What’s in a Total Security UniFi Network
Wi-Fi Access Points
UniFi access points are placed to match your building, not guessed at. Metal buildings, thick walls, and multi-building properties all need a real design, not a single router pushed as far as it will go.
Switching
Managed PoE switches power your access points and cameras over the same cable that carries data, with enough ports to add devices later without a redesign.
Gateways & Firewalls
A UniFi gateway routes and protects your network, with the visibility to see what’s actually happening on it – which devices are online, how much bandwidth they’re using, and whether something looks wrong.
VLANs & Guest Networks
We separate your network into VLANs so point-of-sale, security cameras, office computers, and guest Wi-Fi can’t see each other, even while sharing the same switches and access points. Guests get internet access; they don’t get a path to your business systems.
UniFi Protect Cameras
UniFi Protect cameras run on the same network and the same app as your Wi-Fi and switches, recording locally with remote viewing from your phone. Because they’re part of one ecosystem, there’s no separate system to manage or separate login to remember. See our full security camera page for non-UniFi and larger camera deployments as well.
Cabling & Fiber
A UniFi network is only as good as the cable underneath it. We run our own structured cabling and, when a building or camera is past the roughly 328-foot limit of network cable, install and splice fiber ourselves.
How a UniFi Project Works
- Site survey. We walk the property, look at building materials, device count, and where people and guests actually connect.
- Design and quote. You get a written quote showing access point and switch placement, the VLAN plan, and equipment. We don’t publish pricing because every site is different – contact us for a quote.
- Installation. Our technicians run cable, mount access points and cameras, and configure the gateway, switches, and VLANs.
- Walkthrough. We show you the app, set up guest Wi-Fi, and confirm coverage where you need it.
- Ongoing support. We can monitor your UniFi network as part of a managed IT plan, so a downed access point or offline camera gets caught before you notice.
UniFi, Cameras, Alarms, and Managed IT Together
Because the same team handles managed IT, security cameras, and alarm systems, your UniFi network isn’t a separate project bolted onto the rest of your technology – it’s the foundation it all runs on. One call covers the network, the cameras, and the computers that depend on it.
Where We Install UniFi Networks
Our office is at 3501 Westgate in Pendleton, open Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. From there we cover:
- UniFi networking in Pendleton – our home base, from downtown offices to farms outside town.
- UniFi networking in Hermiston – ag, food processing, warehouses, and retail about a half-hour west.
- UniFi networking in Boardman – warehouses, processors, and farms along the Port of Morrow and I-84.
- UniFi networking in Umatilla – homes, shops, and river-corridor businesses.
- UniFi networking in La Grande – businesses and homes over the Blue Mountains in Union County.
UniFi Networking FAQ
What is UniFi?
UniFi is Ubiquiti’s line of networking equipment – access points, switches, gateways, and Protect cameras – all managed from one app. Instead of separate logins for your router, Wi-Fi, and cameras, everything shows up in one place.
Can you work with the UniFi gear we already have?
Often, yes. We’ll assess what’s there, tell you what’s worth keeping, and add or replace only what needs it.
Can guest Wi-Fi really be kept separate from our business network?
Yes. VLANs isolate guest traffic from your point-of-sale, cameras, and office computers, even though they share the same switches and access points.
Do you install UniFi Protect cameras as well as the network?
Yes. UniFi Protect cameras run on the same network and app, so we typically design and install both together. See our security camera page for the full range of systems we install, UniFi and otherwise.
Can you cover a metal building or a property with multiple buildings?
Yes. Metal buildings and distance between structures both call for a real design – placed access points, wired backhaul, and fiber or wireless links between buildings when needed.
What does a UniFi network cost?
It depends on the size of the building, how many access points and switch ports you need, and whether cameras are part of the project. After a site survey we’ll give you a written quote. Contact us for a quote.
Get a UniFi Network Quote
Tell us about your building and we’ll schedule a site survey. We’re open Monday through Friday, 8 to 5.
Request a Quote Call (541) 567-8888