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The practice · One shop · Five worlds

The shop that scopes it owns it.

Alstergee is a Salt Lake City shop spanning networks, power, AV, security, software, and the wild ideas that need all of them at once. One shop owns your project end to end — scoped, built, and run by people accountable to you — backed by a network of verified crew and gear houses we tap when a job calls for more hands or more equipment than we carry. One team that owns the outcome beats five siloed vendors pointing fingers. So we run it as one practice.

The practice

Every job — install, deployment, event — has one shop accountable for it. The client talks to the people doing the work, not a relay of project managers who can’t answer the real question. When a job needs more than we carry, we scale up through our network of verified technicians and gear houses — vetted people we’ve worked beside, not warm bodies off a list. Gear picked to be maintained, not just installed. Cables labeled the way a future tech wants to read them. Jobs documented in a format that survives staff turnover. That’s the standard, whether the work is a single AP install or a 20,000-person event network.

One shop, five worlds

  • IT — networks, cameras, AV, software, and support for businesses, phased on your budget.
  • Building Automation — cameras, access control, sensing, and alarms — wired or solar-powered and off-grid.
  • Event Technologies — off-grid event networks and power for tens of thousands, in cell-dead fields.
  • Corporate Events — freelance camera director, V1, LSO, and show-caller for live productions.
  • Culture — underground stage design, lasers, sound, and immersive art.

The worlds overlap constantly. Camera systems ride the network. Shows run on the venue’s AV. Access control talks to the firewall. Solar powers all of it. Running them as one practice instead of five siloed trades keeps quality high and handoffs out of the picture — and when scope grows, our network scales with it.

Coverage area

Salt Lake City, Provo, Ogden, Park City — the full Wasatch Front. Travel work for the right show, deployment, or install. The festival systems go wherever the field is.

Process

  1. Site walk or an honest phone call about scope and budget.
  2. Design and quote — clear scope, no padded line items, no surprises later.
  3. Build — on schedule, on budget, documented as it goes.
  4. Hand-off and support — invoice is not the end. Remote management and ongoing support available on request.
Work with the shop

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