What do a storefront’s security cameras, WiFi for 20,000 people where there’s no cell signal, a solar-powered camera on a remote ranch, a corporate keynote’s video wall, and a warehouse full of lasers have in common? Us.
Networks, power, sound, light, cameras, and software — designed and deployed as one system. From a single storefront to a 20,000-person festival in the middle of nowhere, we build the infrastructure that makes ambitious places actually work.
IT
Your fractional IT guy. Start with the WiFi, expand into cameras, access, audio, software, and devices — one person who learns your whole place and keeps it running.
Enter → 02 — Sense & secureBuilding Automation
Cameras, access control, sensors, and alarms — wired or off-grid. Solar wireless cameras for farms, forests, and remote sites where power and internet don’t reach.
Enter → 03 — Festivals & scaleEvent Technologies
The Festival WiFi Guys. 20,000 people online where there’s no cell service — networks, power, and systems integration engineered from the battery up.
Enter → 04 — Hire meCorporate Events
Seven jobs in a trenchcoat — camera director, V1, LSO, networks, audio. The freelance operator who shows up and runs your show. Gear lists, credits, and references inside.
Enter → 05 — UndergroundCulture
Stage design, lasers, sound, and immersive art for raves, warehouses, and desert campouts. Rent the kit or have us run the whole room. Plus Charge & Chill and maker spaces.
Enter →We don’t sell boxes. We build the systems that make impossible places work.Alstergee — single-operator, cross-discipline
Why one shop, five worlds
The disciplines overlap constantly in the real world. Camera systems ride the network. Shows run on the venue’s AV. Festival access control talks to the firewall. Solar powers all of it. Treating them as one practice — one operator who scopes the job and shows up to do it — keeps quality up and handoffs out of the picture. No subcontracted warm bodies. No missed details landing on a desk after invoice.
LinkSwarm solar micro-networks
Ten small solar sites, ten Starlinks, 10× the bandwidth and 10× less overhead than one tower.
Live · ProductionStage, lasers & video
Full-rig show production — switching, VJ, LSO, and audio that’s felt in the chest.
Business · NetworkNetworks built to disappear
Ubiquiti, Alta, Meraki — switching, routing, and WiFi that vanish into the wall.
Questions, answered
What does Alstergee do?
Alstergee is a single-operator shop in Salt Lake City covering five disciplines: business IT and WiFi networks, security cameras and door access control, off-grid solar wireless camera systems, festival and event WiFi at scale, and live event production. One person scopes the job and shows up to do it — no subcontractors.
What areas do you serve?
Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden, Park City, and the wider Wasatch Front for installs and business work. Festival, event, and off-grid deployments travel wherever the field is.
Do you install security cameras and access control for businesses?
Yes — commercial camera systems with local storage, door access control, environmental sensing, and alarms, built as one integrated system you own. We also do off-grid, solar-powered wireless cameras for farms, ranches, wildfire watch, and remote sites with no power or internet.
Can you provide WiFi for a festival or large event with no cell service?
Yes. This is the Festival WiFi Guys specialty: off-grid, solar-powered networks (Bucky, Podboi, and LinkSwarm nodes) that put 20,000+ people online where there is no cell signal — with captive portals, Apple Pay onboarding, staff access, and site-wide systems integration.
Can I hire you as freelance crew for a corporate event?
Yes — freelance and sub-contract for camera director, V1, LSO, projection and LED tech, and show-caller. Credits include doTERRA, NBA All-Star, Sundance, and The World Games. Tell us the show and the seats you need filled.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. The person who scopes and quotes the job is the person who shows up and does the work — so quality stays high and nothing gets lost in a handoff.