GHT: Glass House Technologies
A dependable technology trade partner

Low-voltage is the scope that falls through the cracks. We take it off your plate.

Design review, budget numbers, submittals, coordination, rough-in, trim, configuration, testing, closeout, and owner turnover, so low-voltage is somebody’s job from day one instead of a problem in month nine.

Common buyersGeneral contractors · Electrical contractors · Owners’ representatives · Architects and technology consultants
Common triggersBudget and bid · Design-assist request · Low-voltage scope gap · Closeout or commissioning risk
The problems we design around

Start with what creates delay, risk, and repeat work.

01

Scope gaps appear late

Pathways, firestopping, power, device backing, door hardware, network electronics, programming, testing, and owner-furnished items need a responsibility map.

02

Drawings do not contain every field condition

Above-ceiling congestion, room readiness, wall type, access, phasing, and existing-system dependencies change execution.

03

Closeout becomes a collection exercise

Labels, test records, photos, as-builts, training, attic stock, warranties, and administrator details need to be captured during the work.

Systems that fit the operation

One environment. Connected layers.

Every layer is scoped with its purpose, dependencies, administrator, acceptance evidence, and change boundary. Select systems can stand alone; integrated programs share one site plan and closeout.

01

Network core and structured cabling

A documented physical layer for point-of-sale, workstations, phones, devices, cameras, controls, and future expansion.

  • MDF and IDF planning
  • Cat6 or Cat6A pathways and drops
  • Racks, patching, UPS, labeling, and test results
  • Switching, routing, and deployment configuration
Pricing pathPublished network packages and installed per-drop options are shown below. Larger environments are built in the project estimator.
02

Fiber and building backbone

High-capacity links between rooms, buildings, production areas, and critical systems with a testable handoff.

  • Single-mode and multimode design
  • Pathway, enclosure, and termination planning
  • Fusion splicing and loss testing as scoped
  • Backbone labeling and as-built records
Pricing pathFiber is priced from route, strand count, termination, pathway, access, and test requirements after a site or drawing review.
03

Business and guest Wi-Fi

Wireless coverage designed around people, handhelds, scanners, tablets, operational devices, and guest traffic instead of a residential router model.

  • Coverage and capacity planning
  • Separate staff, guest, device, and operations networks
  • Indoor and outdoor access-point options
  • Validation, naming, and handoff documentation
Pricing pathInstalled indoor and outdoor access-point pricing is shown below; final quantities follow the facility layout and coverage plan.
04

Video security and operational visibility

Camera placement, recording, viewing, and retention planned around the decisions the footage must support.

  • Indoor, outdoor, overview, detail, and specialty views
  • Local, cloud-managed, and open-platform options
  • Retention and viewing-station planning
  • Placement schedule, naming, and administrator handoff
Pricing pathLocal and cloud-managed camera packages plus installed per-camera options are shown below.
05

Access control and controlled entry

Credentialed doors, gates, restricted areas, and entry records tied to the way the facility actually operates.

  • Door and hardware review
  • Local or cloud-managed credentials
  • Schedules, groups, and administrator setup
  • Intercom and camera coordination where required
Pricing pathPublished one-door and four-door packages are shown below; door condition and life-safety interfaces are verified before agreement.
06

Collaboration and presentation systems

Meeting, training, classroom, public-address, and presentation spaces designed for predictable everyday use.

  • Display, camera, microphone, speaker, and control plan
  • Room-compute and bring-your-own-device options
  • Acoustic and sightline coordination
  • User presets, labeling, and quick-start documentation
Pricing pathDesign-to-quote by room size, display count, audio coverage, control platform, mounting, and integration requirements.
Product options and published pricing

Concrete starting points—not a mystery quote.

These are current GHT catalog planning prices for standard scope. They show the hardware class, included installation, and recurring platform cost when applicable. Site conditions, pathways, quantities, schedule, taxes, licensing term, and verified scope can change the fixed agreement.

ProfessionalUbiquiti UniFi

Office Pro

A proper head-end, clean rack, and wall-to-wall Wi-Fi.

Up to ~4,000 sq ft · ~30 devices

Planning price · starting at$5,100
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Cloud Gateway MaxUniFi Cloud Gateway Max2.5G router, firewall & controller
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Lite 16 PoEUniFi Lite 16 PoE switch16 ports of PoE
  • Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro access point2× UniFi U7 Pro access pointsCeiling-mounted Wi-Fi 7
  • trueCABLE Cat6 CMR riser cable8× Cat6 data dropsTerminated, tested & certified
  • trueCABLE 24-port modular patch panel6U wall-mount rack + 24-port patch panelClean, labeled head-end
View and configure options
ProfessionalUbiquiti UniFi

Business Command

Network + cameras on one platform, in one rack.

Up to ~10,000 sq ft · ~60 devices

Planning price · starting at$11,450
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Machine ProUniFi Dream Machine ProRackmount 10G gateway & controller
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Switch 24 PoEUniFi Standard 24 PoE switch24 ports of PoE
  • Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro access point3× UniFi U7 Pro access pointsCeiling-mounted Wi-Fi 7
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Protect G5 Turret Ultra camera4× UniFi G5 Turret Ultra cameras2K, night vision, no camera fees
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Network Video RecorderUniFi Network Video Recorder + 8TB~30 days of continuous footage
View and configure options
EnterpriseUbiquiti UniFi

Flagship

Full building coverage: network, surveillance & door access.

Up to ~25,000 sq ft · 150+ devices

Planning price · starting at$22,500
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Machine Pro MaxUniFi Dream Machine Pro Max10G gateway for 2,000+ clients
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro Max 24 PoEUniFi Pro Max 24 PoE switch2.5G ports + 10G uplinks, 400W PoE
  • Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Pro access point6× UniFi U7 Pro access pointsWall-to-wall Wi-Fi 7
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Protect G5 Turret Ultra camera8× UniFi cameras (2K + 4K mix)G5 Turret Ultra + G5 Pro 4K
  • Ubiquiti UniFi Network Video Recorder ProUniFi NVR Pro + 16TB storageExtended retention, expandable
View and configure options
Installed option pricing

Build the site one requirement at a time.

Unit prices are planning references attached to the current catalog. Quantities and compatibility are validated before agreement.

Extra Cat6 dropAdditional wired location, terminated & certified$210
Extra Wi-Fi access pointUniFi U7 Pro, cable run, mount & config$695
Extra 2K cameraUniFi G5 Turret Ultra, cable run & mount$710
Access-controlled doorUniFi Access reader, hub & strike, installed$1,875
Rackmount battery backupPure sine wave UPS for the head-end$690
Extra 8TB camera storageInstalled, provisioned and retention-verified$900
Integrated commercial project floor$5,000

Catalog items below that amount remain useful planning references. Targeted industry programs are built around the complete operational outcome, not an isolated device. Custom media displays, inventory, ordering, automation, AV, fiber, and OT systems are quoted after their real dependencies are mapped.

Price the facility
What to expect

A controlled path from operating problem to usable handoff.

01

Readiness

Confirm the organization, site, current condition, desired outcome, stakeholders, timing, and decision path.

02

Field and design

Validate pathways, devices, counts, dependencies, work windows, customer responsibilities, and acceptance criteria.

03

Agreement and staging

Fix the scope, products, exclusions, schedule, change boundary, payment milestones, and material plan.

04

Deployment

Protect live operations, coordinate access, communicate milestones, test work, and preserve rollback where required.

05

Closeout

Deliver labels, results, photos, as-builts, credentials through an approved secure path, training, warranty terms, and the next owner.

The operating outcome

What should be different after the work.

  1. 01A visible scope and responsibility matrix
  2. 02Earlier coordination of pathway, power, doors, and devices
  3. 03Milestone evidence instead of end-of-job surprises
  4. 04Owner-ready closeout and training
Your construction partners environment

Start with the problem. Leave with a clear system.

Tell us the site, the workflow, what is failing now, and the outcome that matters. We will turn it into a planning path with visible assumptions and product options.