Veteran-Owned & Insured

LOW VOLTAGE CONTRACTOR
SERVING NASHVILLE & MIDDLE TENNESSEE

One contractor for everything under 50 volts: security cameras, access control, structured cabling, fiber, Wi-Fi, phones, and the network that ties it together. Installed to TIA/BICSI standards, tested, documented, and answered for — by a veteran-owned team based in Brentwood.

Fully Insured — GL + Workers' Comp
PDK Certified
NDAA-Compliant Equipment

The Trade, Explained

What a Low Voltage Contractor Does

A low voltage contractor installs and maintains the systems in a building that run below 50 volts: network cabling, security cameras, access control, Wi-Fi, phone systems, and AV. Your electrician powers the building — a low voltage contractor makes it work: the Cat6 behind every wall jack, the cameras over every entrance, the badge reader on the server room door, and the switches and firewalls that keep it all talking.

It's a distinct trade with its own standards. Our installations follow TIA-568 cabling specs, BICSI design practice, and the NEC articles that govern communications wiring. Every cable run is qualification-tested with Trend Networks gear and delivered with a written test report — if a drop can't pass certification, we redo it, not excuse it.

Most commercial projects touch several systems at once — a restaurant build-out needs POS cabling, guest Wi-Fi on its own VLAN, cameras, and a phone line; an office needs drops, access control, and a rack that isn't a fire hazard. Hiring one low voltage company for all of it means one design, one point of contact, and no finger-pointing between vendors.

Full-Stack Low Voltage

Our Low Voltage Systems & Services

Sixteen services, one contractor. We install Avigilon, Axis, and Hanwha Vision cameras, PDK and UniFi access control, Cat6/Cat6A copper and single-mode or multimode fiber — and only NDAA-compliant equipment.

Verify Us

Low Voltage Installers You Can Verify

Anyone with a van and a spool of cable can call themselves an installer. Before you hire any low voltage company — us included — check the paper: we're a Tennessee-registered LLC (NAICS 238210), veteran-owned, and fully insured with general liability and workers' compensation. A certificate of insurance is available on request, before any work starts.

On the technical side: PDK Certified for access control, manufacturer experience across Ubiquiti/UniFi, Alta Labs, Avigilon, and Axis, and every cabling job delivered with a Trend Networks qualification report. Founder Theodore runs the crew that shows up — no subcontractor roulette.

We put the full vetting checklist in writing: what to look for in a Nashville low voltage contractor.

The Difference

Low Voltage Companies vs. ICTAlly

  • Subcontractors you've never met

    Our own techs, every visit

  • "Trust me, it works"

    Trend Networks test report on every cabling job

  • One trade — then you hire three more vendors

    Cameras, cabling, access, Wi-Fi & phones under one roof

  • Voicemail and ticket queues

    A person answers (629) 280-2800

  • Install and disappear

    Service calls, repairs & $125/mo managed support

What Our Clients Say

5-Star Reviews from Nashville Businesses

5.0 from 10 Google reviews

"Look no further! Theodore is your guy. We reached out to ICTAlly with WiFi coverage issues and security cameras install. He was very professional and took the time to answer all of our questions in detail, even after the install. I highly recommend ICTAlly."

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Trevor Sullivan

Google Review

"ICTAlly saved me. Lee company trashed my cables and did a poor quality job after showing up 4 hours late, and ICTAlly promptly showed up on time, did excellent work and generated a committed customer. Thank you for the service."

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phildo4prez

Google Review

"Great work!! We called on Saturday, He arrived on Sunday, very reasonable price. Nice guy who showed us how to wire up Ethernet cords and install wall ports. 10/10 would recommend."

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Cade Lisowe

Google Review

"Theodore was great to work with! He was punctual, responsive, and his work exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend ICTAlly for any networking, wifi, or hard-wiring needs!"

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Jenny Cardwell

Google Review

"So great! Helped us get up and running and was super easy to work with!"

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Brad Cooper

Google Review

"Theodore was great! Also has a great attitude and fun to work with."

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J. Bryce Tobish

Google Review

"Theodore is very knowledgeable and always willing to go the extra mile to help!"

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Doug Powell

Google Review

Service Areas

Low Voltage Contractor Across Middle Tennessee

We serve businesses throughout the Nashville metro and Middle Tennessee. Click a city to learn more about our services in your area.

FAQ

Low Voltage Contractor FAQ

What is a low voltage contractor?
A low voltage contractor installs and maintains systems that operate below 50 volts — security cameras, structured cabling (Cat6/Cat6A/fiber), access control, VoIP phone systems, and network infrastructure. It's a separate trade from electrical work: your electrician brings power to the building, a low voltage contractor makes the building's data, security, and communications systems work.
What's the difference between a low voltage contractor and an electrician?
Electricians work on line voltage — the 120/240-volt wiring that powers lights, outlets, and equipment. Low voltage contractors work on systems under 50 volts: network cabling, cameras, access control, phones, and Wi-Fi. The two trades often work side by side on new construction; ICTAlly coordinates with your electrician and general contractor so conduit, pathways, and power for network racks are planned correctly from rough-in.
How much do low voltage installations cost in Middle Tennessee?
Real ranges from our project data: structured cabling runs $150–$400 per drop installed and tested, commercial camera systems run $500 to $5,000+ depending on camera count, and our managed small-business network is $500 setup plus $125/month. Every job is quoted after a free on-site assessment — see our <a href="/resources/low-voltage-cost-guide">low voltage cost guide</a> for detailed pricing.
How do I vet a low voltage company before hiring one?
Ask for a certificate of insurance (general liability + workers' comp), ask whether cable runs are tested and documented, and ask who actually shows up — employees or subcontractors. We wrote a full checklist in our guide: <a href="/resources/blog/what-to-look-for-low-voltage-contractor-nashville">what to look for in a Nashville low voltage contractor</a>. ICTAlly provides a COI on request and delivers a Trend Networks test report with every cabling job.
Do you handle service calls and repairs, or only new installations?
Both. Alongside full installations we handle repairs and service calls — a camera that went dark, a dead network drop, a door controller acting up, or <a href="/resources/blog/emergency-fiber-repair-nashville">emergency fiber repair</a>. Managed clients get 24/7 monitoring and priority response; everyone else can call (629) 280-2800 and a real person answers.
Which areas do your low voltage installers cover?
We're headquartered in Brentwood and cover 16 cities across Middle Tennessee — Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Clarksville, Hendersonville, and the surrounding metro. If you're searching for a low voltage contractor near you anywhere in the Nashville region, we're within about 30 minutes of your site.

Need a Low Voltage Contractor?

Free on-site assessment anywhere in Middle Tennessee. We'll walk the site, price it straight, and put it in writing.