Infrastructure services

Commercial networks, cabling, and AV that keep the business moving.

CodeVelo helps West Virginia businesses design, install, document, and support the physical systems behind dependable operations: wired networks, Wi-Fi, racks, monitoring, conference rooms, and display systems.

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Infrastructure promise

Connect

Structured cabling, switching, routing, VLANs, and Wi-Fi built around the way the business operates.

Clean Up

Rack organization, labeling, power planning, documentation, and practical standards your team can maintain.

Equip Rooms

Conference room AV, displays, cameras, microphones, speakers, and signage networks that are easy to use.

Support

Monitoring, alerting, configuration backups, lifecycle planning, and post-installation support options.

Pick the business problem

Start with the infrastructure outcome you need.

Infrastructure buyers usually arrive with a practical problem: a new space, unreliable connectivity, or rooms that make collaboration harder than it should be. We shape the scope around that outcome first.

New Office or Buildout

Teams opening, expanding, or relocating a commercial space.

Network and cabling plan before walls, racks, and furniture lock the layout

Bill of materials and phased rollout plan

Documented handoff after install and commissioning

Network Refresh

Businesses dealing with unreliable Wi-Fi, messy racks, aging switches, or unclear ownership.

Current-state audit and risk list

Cleaner topology, labeling, and device standards

Monitoring and support path after stabilization

Room and AV Upgrade

Teams that need reliable meetings, training rooms, displays, or video calls.

Room design around actual users and meeting platforms

Installed displays, cameras, microphones, speakers, and controls

Testing, documentation, and practical user handoff

How delivery works

Diagnose, deploy, document, support.

Good infrastructure work should reduce ambiguity. We define the current state, install to a clear plan, test the system, and leave behind documentation that supports long-term operations instead of creating another mystery.

Diagnose

We review the site, goals, current equipment, coverage needs, and operational risks before recommending hardware or layout.

Deploy

We install in planned phases, label what matters, test the system, and coordinate cutovers around business disruption.

Document

You get diagrams, port maps, credentials guidance, config exports where appropriate, and a handoff your team can use.

Support

After launch, CodeVelo can monitor, maintain, patch, back up configurations, and help plan lifecycle improvements.

West Virginia service area

Commercial infrastructure support from Beckley across Southern and Central WV.

CodeVelo serves commercial infrastructure projects within a practical operating radius from Beckley, including offices, clinics, retail spaces, education and training rooms, multi-site teams, and operational facilities.

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Primary coverage includes

Beckley

Charleston

Huntington

Bluefield

Princeton

Lewisburg

Summersville

Oak Hill

Fayetteville

Hinton

Nitro

St. Albans

Full infrastructure capabilities

The practical pieces behind reliable connected operations.

The catalog below shows the capabilities we can combine into the right commercial scope.

Commercial Networks

Network topology and VLAN design

Switch, router, firewall, and gateway setup

Business Wi-Fi planning and access point deployment

Network commissioning, validation, and acceptance checks

Structured Cabling

Site survey and pathway planning

Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber layout guidance

Cable installation, termination, labeling, and testing

Port maps, floorplans, and as-built documentation

Rack, Power, and Cleanup

Rack layout design and equipment organization

Cable dressing, airflow, and serviceability improvements

UPS sizing and power planning

Standards for labeling, patching, and future changes

Conference Room AV

Displays, cameras, microphones, speakers, and mounts

Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet room readiness

Simple controls and user handoff

Digital signage and display network planning

Monitoring and Lifecycle

Uptime, latency, bandwidth, and device monitoring

Alert policies and incident response paths

Configuration backups and maintenance notes

Firmware, patch, and replacement planning

Advisory and Planning

Infrastructure audits before expansion

Capacity planning for growth or multi-site operations

Relocation and office move planning

Repeatable standards for franchises, clinics, offices, and teams

Good fit

Commercial offices, clinics, retail, hospitality, education, training rooms, and multi-site operations

New buildouts, office moves, network refreshes, Wi-Fi improvements, rack cleanup, and room AV upgrades

Projects where documentation, labeling, testing, and support after installation matter

Teams that need network, cabling, AV, and web decisions to support the same operational goal

Usually not a fit

Residential AV or home networking projects

Undocumented break/fix-only requests with no permission to improve the system

One-off hardware installs where no one owns credentials, diagrams, support, or lifecycle decisions

Scope expectations

Infrastructure work is scoped around site constraints and business disruption.

Most infrastructure projects are scoped as fixed milestones after a site review and discovery conversation. Ongoing support can be included when monitoring, configuration backups, documentation updates, or lifecycle planning are important after handoff.

What the first call clarifies

Site location, timeline, business-hours constraints, and access requirements

Current network, cabling, room, or rack problems

Documentation, support, monitoring, and lifecycle expectations

Whether web, hosting, network, and AV decisions should be scoped together

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Infrastructure FAQs

Common buying questions.

The best first conversation covers the business goal, site constraints, timing, current hardware, and whether ongoing support should be part of the plan.

Do you handle both network and AV work?

Yes. CodeVelo can scope commercial networks, structured cabling, rack work, Wi-Fi, conference room AV, displays, and signage as one coordinated infrastructure plan.

Can work be scheduled outside normal business hours?

When the scope requires it, yes. We can plan phased installs and cutovers around business-hours constraints to reduce disruption.

Do you support systems after installation?

Yes. Monitoring, documentation updates, configuration backups, patch planning, and lifecycle support can be included after handoff.

What projects are not a fit?

The infrastructure service is focused on commercial environments. Residential AV, undocumented one-off installs, and break/fix-only requests are usually not a fit.

Ready to scope infrastructure work?

Bring the site, timeline, and pain points. We will define the path.

Use the call to decide whether you need a new buildout, a network refresh, a room upgrade, or an ongoing support plan.