Security Camera Installation
Wired PoE camera systems you own outright, with the recorder, cabling and remote viewing set up and labeled.
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Audio Visual, Network and Security Camera Installation in Dallas-Fort Worth
Trusted AV, network and camera installation for DFW homes, small businesses and churches.
One contact for the low-voltage work most buildings need: cameras that cover the right places, a network that stops being the bottleneck, and AV that works without a drawer full of remotes. Every job starts with a free site visit, because the cost of this work is mostly the cost of the cable path.
- Security cameras and access control
- Structured cabling, switching and Wi-Fi
- Meeting rooms, Zoom rooms and live streaming
- Church sound, screens and streaming
What we do
Six things, done properly, across one metro
Three service lines, split into the clusters buyers actually search for. Each one explains its scope, what is not included, and how the job runs.
Network Installation
Wired Ethernet, patch panels, switching and wireless access points, planned so the network stops being the bottleneck.
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Audio Visual Installation
Displays, speakers, sources and control wired and configured so one remote or one tablet runs the room.
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Meeting Room AV
Hybrid meeting rooms where remote attendees can hear everyone, built around the room's acoustics and its network drop.
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Church AV Consulting
Plain-English advice on sound, screens and streaming for small and medium congregations, including what not to buy yet.
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Live Streaming
Streams that stay up: audio taken from the source, bitrate matched to the venue's real upload, and a tested dry run.
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The network side also covers two things that sit either side of the cable. Network design consultation is help planning a home or small business network before you buy or install it. Equipment configuration is setting up and configuring the equipment so it works properly on the network.
How a job runs
Four steps, and you know the price before anything is drilled
1. Tell us what you need
A phone call or a form. Describe the building, what you want it to do, and anything already installed. You will get a straight answer about whether it is something AyalaKi does.
2. Free site visit
Looking at the building is the only way to price this work honestly. The visit establishes cable routes, equipment positions, what can be reused and what the constraints are.
3. Written scope and quote
What is included, what is not, and what would change the number. If something needs an electrician or a permit, that is said before the quote rather than discovered during the work.
4. Install, test, hand over
Runs tested, ports labeled, settings documented, and whoever uses the system walked through it. The admin credentials are yours.
How we work
A new business, and straight about it
AyalaKi Services is a new company. There is no wall of review badges on this site and no claim about how many jobs have been done, because neither would be true yet. What there is instead is the actual work explained in public: what is involved, what drives the price, and what a good job looks like, so you can judge a quote from anyone.
That matters more than it sounds in this trade. Most of what separates a camera system that helps from one that frustrates you is decided before anything is bought: where the cameras can see a face rather than the top of a head, whether the recorder is sized for the retention you actually want, whether the cable path is realistic in your building. The same is true of a meeting room that drops calls, or a church sanctuary where the music is fine and the sermon is not.
So the process starts with looking at the building, and the quote says what is not included as clearly as what is. Honest scope limits are useful when you are comparing two prices, and they are the main reason a job runs to the number you were given.
What you get on every job
- A free site visit before any number is quoted
- A written scope that says what is excluded
- Cable runs tested and ports labeled at both ends
- Admin credentials and documentation handed over in writing
- Equipment you own outright, with no required contract
What we do not do
- Alarm monitoring or central-station response
- Electrical work that needs a new circuit
- Structural work, drywall repair or decorating
- Pricing a job over the phone, sight unseen
Service area
Covering Dallas-Fort Worth
A service-area business, not a storefront. The building stock changes a lot across the metro, and so does the work.
Dallas, TX
Dallas is the center of the service area, so the whole city is covered: from Far North Dallas down through the central neighborhoods to Oak Cliff and the southern sector.
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Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth and Tarrant County are inside the service area, including the Near Southside, the Cultural District, the TCU area, Ridglea and the Alliance corridor to the north.
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Plano, TX
Plano is covered across the city, including West Plano, the Legacy area, downtown and Old Plano, and east Plano toward the Allen and Richardson boundaries.
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Resource library
Latest guides
Cost drivers and straight explanations, with third-party figures attributed and linked. No AyalaKi prices, because the cost depends on your building.
- Small Church Live Stream Setup: A Practical Guide
A streaming setup a single volunteer can run each Sunday, built in the order that actually improves the result.
Setup guide ·
- How Much Does a New Church Sound System Cost?
Seat count, worship style and room acoustics are the real cost drivers. Published tiers and per-seat benchmarks, attributed and dated.
Cost guide ·
- How Many Security Cameras Do I Need for My House?
A method for counting cameras from entry points and sightlines, plus the positions people buy and then regret.
Explainer ·
- How Much Does Security Camera Installation Cost?
The variables that move a camera quote up or down, with published national ranges attributed to their sources, and no invented pricing.
Cost guide ·
Questions people ask first
More in the full FAQ, and on each service page.
- What areas of Dallas-Fort Worth do you cover?
- Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano and the surrounding metro. AyalaKi Services is a service-area business rather than a shop, so the work happens at your building. For somewhere right at the edge of the metro, call and ask before planning around it: travel time changes the arithmetic on a small job and it is better to say so up front.
- Do you work with homes as well as businesses?
- Yes, and with churches. The three are genuinely different jobs. A house is usually about routing cable neatly through an attic and getting coverage where you actually need it. A small business adds cable-rating requirements, retention rules and access control. A church is mostly about the room and about who has to operate the system on a Sunday.
- How much will my job cost?
- That depends on the building more than the equipment, which is why there is no price list on this site. The honest process is a free site visit, then a written scope and a number that does not move once work starts. The resource section explains what drives cost on the most common jobs, using published third-party figures that are linked so you can check them.
- Do I have to sign a monitoring contract?
- No. AyalaKi installs and configures systems you own outright. There is no monitoring contract, no subscription required to use your own recorder, and the admin credentials are handed to you in writing at the end of the job.
- Can you work with equipment I already bought?
- Usually, yes. Existing cameras, switches, speakers or displays get assessed on whether they can do what you need. Where something has to be replaced, you get told what and why before the work is quoted, not after it is opened up.
- What is the quickest way to get a quote?
- Call (214) 290-5914 and describe the building and the problem, or send the same information through the contact form. Either way the next step is a site visit, because the cost of this kind of work is mostly the cost of the cable path and nobody can see your cable path over the phone.
Looking for something specific? Start with security camera installation in DFW, network installation, church AV consulting or the full list of questions.
Tell us what you need and we will come and look at it
A site visit costs you nothing and ends with a written scope and a number that does not move once work starts.