Salt Lake City · Private Home & Business infrastructure
Private infrastructure for your home: your data stays with you, automation that runs reliably, security you can see and control, and less dependence on companies that profit from your habits, plus clear visibility into power and performance when you want it.
Most projects start with a strong network, then grow. Here’s how engagements typically stack, scoped to your home after we talk. Pricing is custom; we’ll quote after a consultation.
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We’re not here for a quick install and a vanishing act. We build a connected system, give you real visibility, and stay available to keep it healthy.
Most installers stop at a faster connection. We design infrastructure for homes and lean small businesses: network, servers, smart home, automation, security, privacy, energy insight, and dashboards. Then we help you run it over time.
We’re not the right fit for everyone, and that’s intentional. We do our best work for:
We usually start with the network. It’s the foundation everything else depends on. Then we layer servers, smart home, energy, and dashboards as it makes sense for you.
On-site or remote. We map how you live with technology today, what’s frustrating, and what “done right” looks like. Then we propose a clear path (often starting with the network).
Professional install and configuration, testing and optimization, plus documentation and a walkthrough so you’re never left guessing.
Optional ongoing care: monitoring, updates, security patches, tuning, and priority help so the system keeps working as your home changes.
Infrastructure you own, automation that doesn’t depend on a dozen apps, security and privacy you can reason about, and someone who stays around after the install.
“We wanted cameras, door access, and backups to feel like one trustworthy system and not a pile of vendors guessing about our house. Jason designed the backbone then layered automation and storage we control. Guests and contractors get what they need without sharing our family’s accounts or data, and he walked us through how it all fits together.”
“We were tired of paying a stack of services just to store photos, backups, and movies we own, and we were never really sure who could see what. He designed and built storage and automation in our home, moved us over carefully, and left written steps we still use. Our monthly bills dropped, and our privacy finally matches how we actually live.”
“Lights, locks, and cameras each had their own app, and something was always ‘offline.’ He pulled routines and devices into one place we run ourselves, added sensible alerts when doors, power, or the system look off, and checks in on a schedule so I’m not the family IT person. It feels secure, private, and intentional, not a junk drawer of gadgets.”
Meet your infrastructure partner
Hi, I’m Jason Gunn, owner of Gunn Networks. I work as a personal infrastructure engineer for your home, not generic IT help, and not a quick patch that ignores security, privacy, or how the whole system has to work together.
Most people don’t wake up wanting VLANs or Docker. They want infrastructure that stays out of the way: connectivity they can count on, cameras and automation that feel secure and private, fewer apps and vendors in the loop, and their data off someone else’s subscription treadmill when that’s the right move. I translate those outcomes into solid design: enterprise-style networks, private servers when you’re ready, Home Assistant where it fits, dashboards when you want visibility, and full home energy monitoring down to the circuit breaker when you care where every kilowatt goes.
I’m based in Salt Lake City and work directly with every client: clear plans, clean execution, documentation you can keep, and optional ongoing management so the system doesn’t rot after install day.
If you’re in the Wasatch Front and want infrastructure that’s private, fast, and built to last, I’d like to hear what you’re trying to solve.
Schedule a consultationTell us a bit about your project. We’ll follow up to discuss timing, scope, and next steps.
