Trail Cutter Knows Networks and Security
30+ YEARS OF NETWORKING AND IT SECURITY
A card, a phone, a PIN, or a face at the door. Security cameras that keep the footage in the building. A business firewall and Wi-Fi that the doors and cameras actually plug into. Sensors that show a hot room, a leak, or stale air in the same app. Trail Cutter installs it on Ubiquiti UniFi.
Kansas City metro, including Liberty, Missouri, and Leavenworth County
Request a Free Site Survey and QuoteThe site survey and the written quote are free. We look at the building before we price the work. Hardware and the installation are on that quote.
Keys that still work after someone leaves. Cameras you pay for every month just to look back. Wi-Fi that quits past the office. A closet nobody checks until something leaks. Hire one of those. When the building needs more than one, they share the UniFi console.
WHERE IT GETS OVERWHELMING
A reader, a camera, and an app look simple on their own. Add the firewall, the PoE switch, the Wi-Fi, and a cable to every device, and the job stops being something you pick from a page.
That is where Trail Cutter Services delivers a complete Ubiquiti solution. Doors, cameras, the business firewall, Wi-Fi, sensors, and the cable path, planned as one install. 30+ years of networking and IT security experience is what we bring to that plan.
Request a Free Site Survey and QuoteThe site survey and the written quote are free. Hardware and the installation are on that quote. A new ethernet jack stays on the cabling quote.
A copied key still opens the door. Commercial access control follows a list: who may use the door, and on which days and hours. When someone leaves, you take them off the list. You do not hunt down a key that was copied last year.
On the G3 Reader Pro and the G6 Pro Entry, that list is a card, a phone, a PIN, or a face. A visitor rings the doorbell instead of standing in the lot. The Door Hub stays indoors. It connects to the lock and powers the reader. The quote names the reader and the hub for the doors you have.
UniFi Access is license-free on the console. Trail Cutter does not add a per-door subscription. A door quote can stand alone. Add the cameras later, and they still land on the same console.
See door accessUbiquiti product images. They show example hardware.
Wi-Fi that quits past the office is a building problem. A UniFi gateway is the firewall you can see from one place, and the same console runs the doors and the cameras. Business Wi-Fi covers the floor from an access point, not from a box someone hopes will reach the dock.
The Cloud Gateway Fiber fits a smaller site. The Dream Machine Pro Max is the rack gateway in the photo. A PoE switch powers the cameras, the door readers, and the access points on the same cable.
A new ethernet jack is a separate cabling quote. The camera, the door, and the firewall on this page assume the cable is already there, or we price the jack with the cabling work.
See the business networkUbiquiti product images. They show example hardware.
The lobby, the hall, the dock, or the lot. You should be able to pull yesterday without paying a camera plan just to press play. Footage stays on the console in the building. There is no cloud backup of the video by default. Watching it from somewhere else connects back to that console.
Ubiquiti lists the license fee as $0. Trail Cutter does not add a per-camera subscription. A camera quote can stand alone.
See security camerasUbiquiti product images. They show example hardware.
A closet that runs hot, a leak at a water heater, or a conference room that goes stale shows up in the same app as the cameras. You know about it before someone walks the room at the end of the day.
These two sensors do not cover each other. Carbon dioxide is not a carbon monoxide alarm. They are not a smoke alarm, a monitored central station, or a medical device.
See the sensorsUbiquiti product images. They show example hardware.
You should not need a door vendor, a camera vendor, and a network vendor who never look at the same screen. Ubiquiti describes UniFi as one platform for networking, camera surveillance, and door access, instead of separate systems. Here that is Network for the firewall and the switches, Access for the doors, and Protect for the cameras and the sensors.
One open platform means UniFi. It does not mean open-source, and it does not mean a reader from another brand. This is not a monitored central station. Together, management can see what is happening at the site.
We do not mix a door brand, a camera brand, and a firewall from somewhere else. 30+ years of networking and IT security experience is why this work sits on UniFi. The lines below are Ubiquiti’s. The install is ours.
When someone comes in, you should not have to open a second system to see that door. Ubiquiti describes UniFi as a unified platform combining networking, camera surveillance, and door access. Their physical-security page pairs readers with cameras so entry and video sit in one system, and calls the lineup smart, AI-enhanced security.
Trail Cutter installs the gateway, the doors, the cameras, and the sensors on that console.
You should not need a monthly plan just to look at the lobby. Ubiquiti describes a hybrid cloud. Recordings stay on local hardware, and an encrypted connection is how you view them from somewhere else.
On this work, footage is stored on the console in the building. There is no cloud backup of the video by default. Watching it from somewhere else connects back to that console.
Adding a camera should not start a new subscription. Ubiquiti’s camera page says you can run 4 or 4,000 cameras and licensing is still $0. UniFi Access is license-free on the console.
Trail Cutter does not add a per-door or per-camera subscription. CyberSecure is an optional add-on and is not included.
Ubiquiti product images. They show the example hardware.
An office that is open today, a warehouse floor, a space still being finished. The door, the Wi-Fi, the cameras, and the sensors follow the work. You do not have to buy the whole set.
A front door that follows the staff list, Wi-Fi in the conference room, a camera on the lobby, and a sink or water heater you would rather know about early.
Reach the floor, not only the office in the corner. A personnel door with the hub kept indoors. Cameras on the dock and the yard the survey can cover. A mechanical room nobody walks past every hour.
The easiest time is while the ceiling is open. The closet, the door, and the camera drops go in before the finish hides the path. A new jack stays on the cabling quote.
Keep the doors open for business. Add a firewall, a reader, a camera, or a sensor around the day you already run. You do not have to treat the building as a new project.
Commercial door access, business Wi-Fi, security cameras, and building sensors cover the Kansas City metro, including Liberty, Missouri, and Leavenworth County. Leavenworth, Lansing, Basehor, and Tonganoxie are in that county. Call so we can confirm your address.
We look at the building before we price the work. Hardware and the installation are on that quote. We do not publish a hardware price.
Yes. Commercial door access, the business network, the cameras, or the sensors can be quoted alone. When the building uses more than one, they sit on the same UniFi console.
UniFi Access is license-free on the console. The camera license fee is $0. Trail Cutter does not add a per-door or per-camera subscription. CyberSecure is an optional add-on and is not included. Hardware and the work are on the written estimate.
On the UniFi console in the building. There is no cloud backup of the video by default. Watching it from somewhere else connects back to that console.
No. Carbon dioxide is not a carbon monoxide alarm. The air-quality sensor does not detect water. These sensors are not a smoke alarm, a monitored central station, or a medical device.
The site survey and the written quote are free. We look at the building before we price the work. Door count, camera count, and what is already in the closet all change the number. We do not publish a hardware price.
Trail Cutter standardizes commercial door access, the business network, and security cameras on UniFi, so they run on one console. Video stays in the building. Ubiquiti lists the camera license fee as $0, including a line about 4 or 4,000 cameras, and UniFi Access is license-free on the console. Trail Cutter does not add a per-door or per-camera subscription.
Yes. Commercial door access, the business network, security cameras, and sensors cover the Kansas City metro, including Liberty, Missouri, and Leavenworth County. Leavenworth, Lansing, Basehor, and Tonganoxie are in that county. Call so we can confirm your address.
The site survey and the written quote are free. A door that should not open for everyone. Cameras you can review without a monthly plan. Wi-Fi and a firewall. A room you want watched for heat, water, or stale air. We look at the building before we price the work. Hardware and the installation are on that quote.