Managed IT
Support contracts, backups, device care, patching and practical advice for businesses that need reliable systems without the overhead.
Services
IT, security and smart technology under one support roof.
Abacus handles the infrastructure layer, the connected-device layer and the human support layer, so clients are not left stitching together separate suppliers.
Quotes are scoped after a site inspection because every property, network and installation route is different.Support plans scoped to users, devices and response needs
Networking
Routers, switches, VLANs, DHCP, IP planning, Wi-Fi troubleshooting and secure remote access for homes, offices and industrial sites.
CCTV and Security
Camera installation, NVR/DVR setup, mobile viewing, monitoring readiness and integration with alerts, alarms and motion sensors.
Smart Automation
Smart lights, plugs, gate and garage automation, Tuya, Google Home, Home Assistant and app-based control that actually works together.
Connectivity and VoIP
Wireless internet, fibre partner routes and Switch Telecom VoIP onboarding for cleaner communication and fewer moving parts.
Hardware and Sales
Mini PCs, custom builds, components, software and practical procurement guidance for home, business and industrial needs.
How quoting works
A proper quote starts with the building, not a fixed product list.
Homes, farms, offices and industrial sites all behave differently. Abacus checks the practical conditions first so the final solution fits the space and can be supported afterwards.
Inspect the site
Walk the home, office or yard to confirm layout, power, cabling routes, Wi-Fi reach and mounting positions.
Confirm the requirements
Agree what needs to be protected, automated, connected or supported before hardware is specified.
Quote the right build
Prepare a practical quote based on the site conditions, device mix, installation work and ongoing support needs.
Site inspection
What gets checked before a quote
- Room and building layout
- Existing network and Wi-Fi coverage
- Camera angles, blind spots and lighting
- Power, backup and load-shedding resilience
- Internet, fibre or wireless route options
- Access control, gate and garage automation points
- User count, devices and support expectations
- Future expansion or maintenance requirements
Connectivity partners