Office moves & new suites
Relocations and buildouts planned backwards from your first day in the space, with circuits ordered early because carriers set the timeline.
- Suite relocation
- New office buildout
- Second location
- Downsizing / hybrid reset
One-time work · fixed scope
IT projects with a walkthrough first and a fixed price after.
Moving offices, building out a suite, replacing a network, fixing the Wi‑Fi, wiring a conference room, or finally getting off that server. One clearly defined job, quoted in writing, tested before we call it done — and no monthly contract attached.
Walkthrough before any number. Fixed price in writing. No support contract attached.
Project types
The work people call us in for.
Each of these is quoted as its own job. Combine them for a move or a buildout, or take one on its own.
Structured cabling & Wi‑Fi
Cat6 and fiber, labelled terminations, a rack somebody can work in, and wireless designed from a survey rather than guessed at.
- New cable drops
- Rack & patch panel cleanup
- Wi‑Fi survey & design
- Dead-zone fixes
Networks, cameras & door access
One platform for firewall, switching, Wi‑Fi, cameras, and badge or phone door credentials, instead of four vendors and four apps.
- Firewall replacement
- Camera systems
- Keyless entry
- Multi-site networks
Business phones & VoIP
Call flow designed first, numbers ported without a dead afternoon, and handsets or softphones that match how your team actually answers.
- Number porting
- Auto-attendant / IVR
- Teams Phone
- Multi-site routing
Conference rooms & commercial AV
Rooms where a guest plugs in one cable and the camera, microphones, and display work — tested with the platforms you really use.
- Bring-your-own-laptop rooms
- Displays & projection
- Zoned audio
- Digital signage
Cloud migrations & backup builds
Email and file moves to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, server retirements, and backup with restores we actually test.
- Microsoft 365 migration
- Google Workspace migration
- Server retirement
- Immutable backup
How it works
How a project runs.
The same six steps whether it is four cable drops or a whole new suite.
- 01
Walkthrough
We visit the space — ceiling, closet, rack, doors, and the rooms people complain about — and ask what has to be true on day one.
- 02
Scope & quote
A written scope with materials, labor, and cutover in one number, plus anything we deliberately left out so there are no surprise line items.
- 03
Schedule & order
Long-lead items and carrier circuits go first, because those are what actually delay projects. Then we book a date with a buffer.
- 04
Install
Our engineers do the work, coordinating with your landlord, general contractor, or building engineer where the site demands it.
- 05
Test & cut over
We verify against the scope — coverage, call paths, camera views, restores, room joins — before anyone depends on it.
- 06
Handover
Labels, diagrams, credentials, and documentation handed to you. Yours to keep, whether or not we ever work together again.
What you get
What is in a fixed-scope quote.
- A site walkthrough before any number is quoted
- Materials, labor, configuration, and cutover as one price
- Coordination with landlords, contractors, and carriers
- Testing against the written scope, not a verbal promise
- Labels, diagrams, and credentials handed over at the end
- A short warranty window for workmanship on what we installed
Straight answers
What we say out loud instead of burying
- Carrier and utility lead times are outside our control — we order early and tell you the risk.
- Hidden conditions behind walls and ceilings can change scope. We flag it and re-quote rather than absorb it silently.
- Ongoing support is a separate, optional agreement. A project never obligates you to one.
Build-out guides
Priced as a finished outcome, not a parts list.
Each page walks through what the install includes, what it costs to run afterwards, and what we hand over at the end.
New office setup
Cable, rack, Wi‑Fi, phones, rooms, and doors for a whole new suite as one scope, sequenced against construction.
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Business Wi‑Fi
Coverage designed from a survey, access points on the ceiling, guests kept separate, dead zones verified gone.
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Server room refresh
The inherited closet rebuilt properly — terminated, dressed, labelled at both ends, handed over with a diagram.
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Conference room systems
A meeting room your team plugs a laptop into — screen, camera, microphone, and speakers as one supported system.
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Phone systems
Call flow designed first, your numbers ported, handsets on the desks, and changes handled by asking us.
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Security cameras
Cameras installed as one system — recorder onsite, footage yours, no per-camera monthly license.
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Keyless door entry
Staff unlock with a phone or badge, departures lose access in seconds, and nobody re-keys the building again.
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Sound systems
Background music and paging with even coverage, zones staff can set, and music licensed for a business.
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Digital signage
Menu boards and lobby screens on commercial panels, with content that changes the day your prices do.
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Ransomware-proof backup
A copy an attacker cannot delete, a recovery time agreed in advance, and restore drills we run and report on.
See the full solutionProjects end. The equipment does not.
Every project hands over documentation so you or another provider can run it. If you would rather not, monthly managed support covers monitoring, updates, security, backups, and the help desk for the same gear we just installed — at a flat rate per person.
Questions
Before you send a project over.
Do we have to sign up for monthly support to get a project done?
No. Project work is quoted and delivered on its own, and plenty of clients never buy a support plan. We hand over labels, diagrams, and credentials at the end precisely so you are not trapped.
How do you price projects?
Fixed price, after a walkthrough. Materials, labor, configuration, and cutover come as one number with the exclusions written down. We do not quote a network sight unseen, because that is how change orders happen.
How far ahead should we book a move or buildout?
As early as you have a date. Internet and phone circuits are the usual bottleneck and can take weeks, and cable is far cheaper to run before the ceiling closes. Even a rough date lets us sequence the orders.
Can you work with our general contractor or building engineer?
Yes, and on most commercial projects we have to. Certificates of insurance, badged or escorted access, freight elevator windows, and after-hours work are routine parts of the plan rather than surprises.
What if we already have an IT provider?
That is common. We deliver the project, document it, and hand it to them. We are not going to use a cabling job as leverage to take over your support contract.
Do you do small projects, or is there a minimum?
We do small jobs — a few drops, one room, one firewall. Very small work is often billed hourly rather than as a fixed-price project, and we will tell you which is cheaper for you.
Low-commitment ways in
Not sure it is a project yet? Start smaller.
Ask an engineer
One question, no pitch. Email it over and an engineer answers — even when the answer is that you do not need us for this.
Email a questionRequest an onsite walkthrough
We walk the space, open the wiring closet, look at the rack and the Wi‑Fi, and tell you what we would change first.
Book a walkthroughGet a ballpark estimate
Want a number before you talk to a human? Size monthly managed support yourself with our calculator.
Open the calculatorPrefer the phone? (703) 493-0536 reaches a person, not a queue.
Next step
Tell us about the space and the date.
Send the address, the rough timeline, and what has to work on day one. We will come walk it, then quote a fixed price in writing.
(703) 493-0536 hello@knockout-networks.com
Based in Herndon, VA—serving the greater DMV: Northern Virginia, Washington DC, and Maryland (Montgomery County and surrounding areas, up to Baltimore).