Network Security Wiring Solutions, LLC

Three or more companies never picked up the phone. In a March 2023 review, a homeowner with an urgent power problem on their security camera system wrote that Network Security Wiring Solutions answered and booked an appointment for the following day. Flavio is the name on most of what people write here — a Malden low-voltage outfit at 8 Berry Street handling network and data wiring, security cameras, TV mounting and home theater, in the wiring business since 2019 by the company's own account. The jobs are the wiring behind the things people actually use. A February 2026 customer had an intercom and access control upgrade; another that month had a Ring doorbell put in; a third had internet optimization and network management. In a March 2026 review, a customer described network wiring installed and organized so that everything was clean and secure. Further back, in an April 2022 review, Rodrigo and Flavio installed a security system and mounted TVs at a customer's business, and were then booked for that customer's house too — TV, surround sound, a Ring camera, outdoor cameras. Two habits come up over and over. Turning up when promised: a February 2026 customer wrote that Flavio arrived on time and explained everything clearly, and a customer who had them out to two properties that same month called the work timely, clean and affordable. And leaving no mess: a May 2022 customer said the crew left the yard free of all debris, and neighbours came over asking for a business card. There is a patient streak with people who don't know the kit. A February 2023 customer was nervous about having a TV mounted for the first time, and wrote that he brought the mount and was clear about how to adjust the TV afterwards. A September 2022 reviewer who had just moved into a new house had camera security installed that they could reach from their phones. A May 2026 reviewer opens by cataloguing his own over-researching — 13 home insurers called, 17 apartments viewed, a year spent choosing a car — and gives them five stars. For cameras, an intercom or access-control upgrade, structured network cabling, or a TV that has to go on the wall properly, this is the low-voltage specialist rather than a general electrician. Google carries 54 ratings at 5.0, and Angi and HomeAdvisor each show 5.0 from three. Settle the hardware in the quote before the visit — reviewers describe both gear he supplied and gear they already had.