Before installation
Review equipment quantities, desk layouts, power, data outlets, delivery dependencies and approved work windows.
Technology services / Nationwide delivery
More than installed.
Connected to your operation.
Computers. Communications. Security. Infrastructure. Explore the work behind a branch that is ready for customers—and the coordination that brings each system together.
One coordinated relationship
National reach.
Responsibility at the location.
General Managers James Goodrich and Allan Goodson jointly lead 3D’s nationwide operation from its Idaho base. When supplemental labor is needed, it works alongside 3D’s own crew under 3D’s leads. Our crew stays on site with the work.
01 / Computer & workstation installation
Ready for the people who work here.
A successful workstation deployment connects the desk, the equipment and the branch infrastructure. 3D installs computers and workstations as part of a coordinated location plan, with access, placement and connection requirements established before work begins.
At the location
Coordinate placement, peripherals, cable routing and connections within the approved installation scope.
At handover
Record installed equipment, agreed connection checks and outstanding items so your team knows what is ready and what needs attention.
Define the scope together.
Discuss this work with 3D Define ownership of imaging, application installation, data migration and device administration before deployment. Customer IT approvals and access remain part of the plan.
02 / Communications & VoIP
Every conversation starts with a connection.
Bring business voice, data and collaboration needs into one coordinated installation plan. 3D handles customer communications, including VoIP, with the physical connections and field work aligned to your operating requirements.
Voice at the desk
Plan handset placement, workstation relationships, cabling and the connections needed for customer and employee communications.
Voice on the network
Coordinate voice/data outlets, switch-port and power requirements, and customer-approved network dependencies with the responsible IT team.
A planned transition
Agree on the change window, call checks, responsible contacts and handover records before moving into daily use.
Define the scope together.
Discuss this work with 3D Confirm responsibility for carrier service, numbers, call routing, licensing and network configuration. Service activation and changes follow the customer’s approved process.
03 / Access control
The right access. At the right location.
3D installs and services access-control systems with certified expertise in Genetec, Lenel, AMAG and Software House technologies. We coordinate readers, door equipment, cabling, power and system interfaces around your security plan and daily operations.
Door-by-door planning
Review the opening schedule, reader and controller locations, cabling, power and dependencies on other trades.
Connected security
Define the required interfaces with video surveillance, intrusion and customer-managed systems within the agreed scope.
Documented checks
Agree on the door and reader checks, exception records, identification and handover requirements appropriate to the installed work.
Define the scope together.
Discuss this work with 3D Credential policies, programming permissions, life-safety interfaces and acceptance checks must be approved by the responsible customer and project teams.
04 / Video surveillance
Plan the view. Preserve the context.
3D installs and supports video surveillance systems with certified partnerships spanning Genetec, Milestone, Avigilon, Verkada, Axis and Hanwha. We coordinate camera installation, recording, infrastructure and integration around the views and operating requirements your security team identifies.
Coverage and placement
Review camera positions, views, mounting conditions, cable routes and access for installation and future service.
Platform coordination
Establish the recording, storage, network and access-control integration requirements with the customer’s responsible system team.
A clear handover
Agree on camera identification, view checks, applicable records and outstanding items before the installation is accepted.
Define the scope together.
Discuss this work with 3D Retention periods, analytics, remote access, monitoring and software configuration are scope-specific decisions. They are not assumed to be included in every installation.
05 / Copper, fiber & network infrastructure
The foundation behind every system.
Computers, phones, cameras and access control depend on the infrastructure behind them. BICSI-certified technicians and RCDD-credentialed designers support 3D’s copper and fiber infrastructure work, from installation planning to testing, labeling and documented handover.
Copper and fiber
Category 6/6A copper, single-mode and multimode fiber, terminations, fiber splicing, pathways and connection points installed to the approved specification.
Technology spaces
Coordinate racks, patch panels, cable management, MDF/IDF layouts and equipment connections with the project’s power, space and access requirements.
Testing and records
Copper certification and fiber testing, including Fluke test reporting and OTDR testing as applicable, support the agreed acceptance criteria. Labels, port records and as-built documentation complete the handover.
Define the scope together.
Discuss this work with 3D Agree on cable categories, fiber types, test methods, acceptance criteria and warranty eligibility before ordering or installation. Network configuration follows the authorized scope.
One location or a national program
Bring the systems together.
Start with a clear plan.
Share your general geography, location count, systems and target dates. We will review the work, field requirements and next steps together.
Share sensitive site information only through agreed channels. Scope, deliverables, schedules and service commitments are established for each engagement.