Licensed Low Voltage, Alarm & Fire Alarm Contractor in North Carolina

Commercial low-voltage, intrusion, access control, and fire-alarm systems — done by people who care about the work. Plus managed IT, cybersecurity, and web services to keep the rest of your stack running.

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NC ALARM 151782-CSA NC LOW VOLTAGE / FIRE SP.FA/LV.38826 BASED IN CARY, NC · STATEWIDE

What we do

Six disciplines, one contractor.

From the wire in the wall to the dashboard on the screen — installed clean, documented, and supported.

Low Voltage

Structured cabling, AV infrastructure, and low-voltage wiring built to code and built to last.

Lic. SP.FA/LV.38826

Alarm Systems

Intrusion detection and access control for commercial properties across North Carolina.

Lic. 151782-CSA

Fire Alarm

Fire alarm installation, inspection, testing, and maintenance per NFPA 72.

Lic. SP.FA/LV.38826

Managed IT

Ongoing IT support, monitoring, and infrastructure management for small and mid-sized businesses.

Cybersecurity

Risk assessments, hardening, monitoring, and incident response for small and mid-sized businesses.

Web Services

Marketing sites, hosting, email, and DNS for businesses that need it to just work.

A trade contractor that operates like a tech company.

Licensed · Bonded · Insured · Cary, NC

About

Trade work, with the next person in mind.

Militech International, LLC is a North Carolina commercial contractor based in Cary, serving property owners, general contractors, and facility managers across the state. We hold the two North Carolina trade licenses that matter for commercial low-voltage and life-safety work — NC Alarm Systems Licensing Board (151782-CSA) and the NC Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors, SP.FA/LV (38826) — both publicly verifiable through the state.

We cover six disciplines under one contract: low-voltage cabling and AV, intrusion and access control, fire alarm install and ITM, managed IT, cybersecurity, and web services. The reason for the range isn't generalism — it's that modern commercial buildings increasingly run on the same wires, panels, and networks. One contractor with both the trade licenses and the IT skill set means fewer hand-offs, cleaner cutovers, and a single point of contact when something needs attention.

The way we work: cable plant labeled and tested; panel programming exported and archived; permits pulled and AHJ submittals filed; as-builts handed off in PDF, not on the back of a napkin. Trade work, with the next person in mind.

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