Point-to-point radio and PTZ camera on a lattice tower at an RV park in Claremore

Low-voltage · Oologah, Oklahoma

Low-voltage that holds up on a jobsite.

Cameras, access, cabling, commercial AV, and property WiFi. Direct work and GC / partner labor, out of Oologah, Oklahoma.

We work for property owners and for general contractors. Shops, offices, RV parks, man camps, and new construction. One crew, one schedule, no runaround.

CamerasAccessCablingCommercial AVWiFiGC / new construction

02 / Who we work for

Jobsites, not a SKU list.

01

Businesses and shops

Office, warehouse, and shop floors that need cameras, cable, and WiFi on one plan.

02

Properties and RV parks

Spread-out sites. One feed, then coverage and cameras where people actually stand.

03

General contractors and AV primes

Division 27/28 and display labor that shows up on your window and closes out.

04

Municipal and rural sites

Town sites, shops, and properties where the path is not in a ceiling grid.

03 / For GCs

Low-voltage on a construction schedule.

We bid and install low-voltage on construction schedules. Cabling, cameras, access, and commercial AV. Coordination with the GC or the AV prime. Clean jobsites, labeled closets, as-builts at handoff.

GC / new construction

Crew in a lift mounting an AI PTZ camera on a steel pole

04 / From the field

“The Phillips team installed Starlink at the main building, then added point-to-point connections to the others. We now have four buildings on one data service. Their support is very responsive as we grow.”
— Joe, rural business owner

05 / Area

Shop in Oologah. Work around Tulsa.

Based in Oologah. We work Tulsa and nearby towns.

Collinsville, Claremore, Owasso, Verdigris, Skiatook, Chelsea, Nowata, Catoosa, Inola, Bartlesville, Pryor, and Tulsa. Also: Dewey, Broken Arrow, Sand Springs, Vinita, Coweta, Jenks, Bixby, Sapulpa, Wagoner, Pawhuska, Glenpool, Hominy, Mannford, Cleveland, and Coffeyville, Kansas on the north edge.

06 / Start

Tell us the site and the problem. We’ll tell you what it takes.