Network Services · Colorado Springs

Networks that are fast, stable and written down.

Design, cabling, WiFi, firewalls, phones and the hard-to-find faults — handled by engineers who document what they build, so the next change starts with a drawing instead of a guess.

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Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned

Colorado Springs, Florissant & Divide

Documented at handover

Published pricing

Where do you want to start?

Most businesses come to us with one of these. They connect — the design decides the cabling, the cabling decides how the WiFi behaves, and the firewall decides whether any of it is safe to use — so whichever one you start with, the rest gets considered.

Network design & architecture

Segmentation, redundancy and capacity planned for where the business is going, not just where it is today.

VLAN and subnet design
Switching, routing and failover
Azure and hybrid connectivity
Diagrams you can hand to anyone

Cabling & business WiFi

Cat6/6A structured cabling and surveyed wireless. Every run tested, every port labeled at both ends.

New offices and suite build-outs
Racks, patch panels and cable management
WiFi surveys and access point placement
Test results handed over in writing

Firewalls, VPN & segmentation

The protections that decide what can reach what — configured so people can still do their jobs.

Firewall selection, install and rule review
Remote access VPN
Guest and IoT isolation
Firmware kept current

Slow or dropping network

The intermittent problems another provider closed as fixed. We find the cause and put it in writing.

Packet capture and link analysis
WiFi interference and roaming faults
Cable certification
A written root-cause summary

Business phone systems

VoIP that sounds right because the network underneath it was built for it.

Voice VLAN and QoS
PoE switching and handsets
Number porting coordination
Auto-attendant and call flow

Data center remote hands

Rack and stack, cross-connects, moves and decommissioning in your colocation space or server room.

Installations inside your change window
Copper and fiber patching
Rack elevations kept current
A written report every visit

Who does the work

Certified engineers — CCNP, MCSE, Security+ and ITIL — with enterprise network experience behind them.

You work with the engineer who scopes the job, not a salesperson who hands it off. Summit Networks is service-disabled veteran-owned and based in Colorado Springs, and the work is quoted at published rates.

What you are handed at the end

A network diagram that matches what is installed
A port map tying every jack to a switch port and VLAN
Cable test results for every run
Device inventory with firmware versions
Admin credentials, in your possession

What the documentation looks like

Labeling is the part that pays for itself — the next change starts by reading a label instead of tracing a cable through a ceiling.

A port map that matches what is actually in the walls. *(Example.)*
Patch port	Switch port	VLAN	Location	Test
PP1-14	SW1 Gi1/0/14	20 · staff	Suite 204, desk D3	Cat6A pass
PP1-15	SW1 Gi1/0/15	40 · voice	Suite 204, front desk	Cat6A pass
PP2-01	SW2 Gi1/0/1	90 · guest AP	Conference room ceiling	PoE+ pass

How a network project runs

Step 1

Walkthrough

We look at the space, the wiring closet and what is already there. For a new suite, the floor plan is enough to start.

Step 2

Written scope and price

Drop counts, equipment, labor and a schedule — itemized, and approved by you before anything is ordered.

Step 3

Install and test

Cabling, switching, wireless and firewall, done around your hours. Every run is tested as it goes in.

Step 4

Handover

Diagram, port map, test results and credentials — and a walk through all of it with whoever supports you next.

What it costs

Network work is quoted as a fixed scope wherever we can price it that way, and billed at our published hourly rates when it is time-and-materials. Either way it is approved in writing first.

Business hours$175per hourDesign, troubleshooting, changes and installation work.

After hours$225per hourCutovers and maintenance windows outside business hours.

Cabling & build-outsFixed scope, quoted in writingAfter a walkthroughPriced per drop, with equipment itemized separately.

Not included: hardware, licensing and carrier or facility charges — each itemized on your quote before anything is ordered. See full pricing.

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Frequently asked questions

We are moving offices. How far ahead should we call?

As soon as you have a signed lease — ideally 60 days out. Cabling has to happen before furniture arrives, and carrier circuits are the long pole: an internet install at a new address can take weeks that have nothing to do with us. Calling early costs nothing and usually saves the move date.

Do you work with the equipment we already have?

Yes, where it still has life in it. Part of the walkthrough is telling you what is fine to keep, what is out of support, and what is quietly causing the problem you called about. We do not replace working equipment to pad a quote.

Can you work with our existing IT provider?

Often, yes. A lot of our network work is done alongside an IT company that handles desktops and help desk but does not do infrastructure. We will coordinate with them and hand over the documentation at the end.

Who owns the equipment and the passwords?

You do. Everything is bought in your name, the admin credentials are yours, and the documentation is handed over. There is no scenario where leaving us means leaving your network behind.

Do you cover ongoing support after the install?

You can call us hourly whenever you need us, with no contract, or move to a managed IT plan that includes monitoring and patching from $79 per user per month.