Who we are
A Low-Voltage Integrator Built for Ontario Properties
We handle the systems that sit behind the walls and above the ceilings: cameras, alarms, access control, structured cabling, Wi-Fi, audio, and displays. Our team brings more than 12 years of low-voltage experience.
- 12+
- Years of low-voltage experience
- 265
- Catalogued services
- 66
- Ontario locations served
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How we talk about our work
Only claims we can support
No invented review counts, no borrowed case studies, and no coverage promises for an address we haven't checked. If we haven't confirmed something, we say so.
Systems are handed over in your name. Credentials, recordings, and accounts belong to the property owner — you should never need us to get into your own cameras.
Every project starts with a site assessment and ends with documentation. In between, you get one point of contact rather than a different trade for each system.
What we do
Six systems, one accountable installer
We plan them together so the cabling, power, and network all support each other.
Speakers and audio
Whole-home, outdoor, and commercial audio designed around the room, not the box.
Security cameras
Camera coverage planned for sightlines, storage, lighting, and privacy.
Alarm systems
Intrusion detection sized to the property, with clear monitoring terms.
Access control
Doors, credentials, and audit trails for offices, condos, and warehouses.
Displays and monitors
Televisions, signage, and video walls mounted, powered, and cabled cleanly.
Internet and networking
Structured cabling and Wi-Fi that the rest of the systems can rely on.
Let's look at your property
A site assessment costs you nothing and ends with a written scope.
What you gain
Why one integrator beats six contractors
What you get from planning every low-voltage system on the property together.
One accountable installer
Cameras, alarms, access control, network, audio, and displays planned together instead of by six separate trades.
Scope you can read
Equipment, exclusions, ownership, and warranty are written down before the first cable is pulled.
Cabling you can inspect
Routes planned for the building, terminated to a documented standard, and labelled at both ends.
Systems you actually own
Accounts, credentials, and as-built notes are handed to you at completion — no vendor lock-in.
Step by step
Your project in four clear steps
No mysteries: this is how every UnifiedLink installation runs, from first call to ongoing support.
- 1
Discover & Design
We ask what the property, the people, and the network actually need, then lay out device placement, cable routes, power, and future expansion.
- 2
Quote & Install
You get scope, exclusions, equipment ownership, and warranty in writing, then cable is run neatly, labelled, and terminated to a documented standard.
- 3
Configure & Test
Devices, recording, credentials, and network settings are set up properly, and every function is tested before we call the work finished.
- 4
Document & Support
You receive labelling, as-built notes, and account details you own, and we stay reachable for changes, additions, and troubleshooting.
Asked and answered
Your questions, answered
Short, direct answers about scope, ownership, coverage, and timing.
Do you work on homes as well as commercial buildings?
Both. Each service in the catalogue is marked residential, commercial, or both, so you can see what applies to your property before you ask.
How does a project start?
With a site assessment. We look at the property, confirm what it can support, then send a written scope covering equipment, cable routes, exclusions, ownership, and warranty.
Do I own the equipment and the accounts?
Yes. Devices, recorder accounts, and network credentials are registered in your name and handed over with documentation at completion.
Can you take over a system somebody else installed?
Often, yes. We assess the existing cabling and equipment first and tell you plainly what can be reused and what needs replacing.
Which parts of Ontario do you cover?
We list 66 Ontario locations. Availability still depends on the service and travel distance, so we confirm coverage against your address before quoting.
How quickly do you reply?
Requests sent during business hours are answered the same day. After-hours requests are returned the next business day.
Say hello
Let's plan your install
Send the details of the property and the systems you have in mind. We confirm coverage before we quote.
- Talk to us
- (437) 367-8255
- Write to us
- sales@unifiedlink.ca
- Where we work
- Ontario, Canada
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern. After-hours requests are returned the next business day.