Tech Judge

Most commercial technology projects fail not because of bad hardware, but because of fragmented accountability. When a network goes down, the cabling contractor blames the IT team, the IT team blames the ISP, and the camera installer isn’t picking up. Tech Judge eliminates that dynamic entirely. A single C7-licensed team handles structured cabling, enterprise networking, surveillance, access control, and fully managed IT — meaning there is one contract, one SLA, and one team that owns the outcome from first cable pull to post-install support.

California’s C7 Low-Voltage Contractor license is not a certification you purchase — it requires documented field experience, a passing state licensing examination, and active general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. For commercial property owners and general contractors, the C7 is the legal prerequisite for permitted low-voltage work. Installations performed without it may fail permit inspection, void property insurance, and expose the owner to liability. Every Tech Judge project meets California code and is performed by a licensed, insured team.

Anyone can purchase and install Control4, Lutron, SentinelOne, or Brivo. Earning certified partner or installer status from these manufacturers is a different category entirely — it requires completing their proprietary training programs, meeting documented installation quality benchmarks, and maintaining current credentials. When Tech Judge deploys your infrastructure, the hardware is configured by engineers who have been tested and certified by the manufacturer. That distinction directly determines whether your system performs flawlessly for a decade or requires repeated service calls in its first year.