LINX LLC

Growth takes great people.

As LINX continues to grow, so does our need for skilled field professionals, experienced leaders, and problem solvers who can help us take on what’s next.

Whether you’re looking for your next opportunity or know someone who would be a great fit for TeamLINX, we want to connect.

Join us and help create the safe, comfortable, and secure environments our clients depend on.

Explore opportunities at LINX: https://teamlinx.com/careers/

Last Friday, we came together for our Mid-Year All-Hands Meeting! It was a chance to celebrate our wins, recognize the progress we’ve made, and look ahead to what’s next. New projects and new challenges are on the horizon, and TeamLINX is ready.

Thank you to everyone behind the scenes who made the event possible, and to everyone who showed up and made it count.

Let’s keep the momentum going!

Ready when it matters.

Rapid response isn't something we turn on when the pressure hits, it's built into how we operate every day. Our latest blog breaks down how culture, training, and disciplined ex*****on allow TeamLINX to move quickly across projects without compromising quality.

Read the full story: https://teamlinx.com/built-for-rapid-response/

Learning with LINX: Why Network Closets Overheat

Your network is only as reliable as the room it's built in.

Network closets may be small, but they house the switches, patch panels, and cabling that keep an entire building connected. As more technology is added, these spaces generate significant heat. Without proper cooling, airflow, and infrastructure planning, rising temperatures can lead to equipment failures, reduced performance, and costly downtime.

That's why network infrastructure design goes beyond installing cable. Thoughtful rack layouts, organized cable management, adequate ventilation, and room for future growth all contribute to a more reliable, easier-to-maintain network.

A well-designed network closet supports the infrastructure your business depends on every day.

Visit our Network Cabling page to learn how LINX designs and installs infrastructure built for long-term reliability: https://teamlinx.com/network-cabling/

Learning with LINX: Commissioning Basics — How Systems Get Verified Before Go-Live

In a mission critical environment, "installed" doesn't mean "ready."

Before a data center goes live, every system must be commissioned to verify it performs exactly as designed. Fiber links are tested, cabling is validated, equipment is inspected, documentation is reviewed, and integrated systems are confirmed to work together under real-world conditions.

The purpose isn't simply to check a box. It's to identify and resolve issues before they can impact operations. A thorough commissioning process helps reduce startup delays, minimize unexpected troubleshooting, and provide confidence that critical infrastructure is ready to support the workloads it was built for.

Visit our Mission Critical page to learn how LINX delivers infrastructure that's verified, documented, and ready for operation:https://teamlinx.com/about-mission-critical/

93% of our employees believe we operate by strong values.

Values aren't just words on a wall. They're reflected in the choices we make, the way we treat one another, and the experience we create for our clients every day. The LINX Core Values and Gold Star Service Program help turn those principles into action, reinforcing a culture built on integrity, accountability, and care.

Speed starts with readiness. By equipping our trained teams with the right tools and proven processes, we can mobilize quickly, adapt to changing project needs, and keep work moving when timelines are tight. The result is faster installation, fewer surprises, and better outcomes from start to finish.

Learn more about how LINX is Built for Rapid Response: https://teamlinx.com/linx-value-add/

Big news for TeamLINX!

We're proud to share that Travis Deatherage, President of LINX Multimedia, has been appointed to the PSA Board of Directors.

With nearly 30 years of experience in audiovisual systems, telecommunications, and technology integration, Travis has helped grow LINX Multimedia from a regional AV integrator into a nationally recognized provider serving enterprise, higher education, healthcare, government, and mission-critical clients across the country. Now, he'll bring that expertise to help guide PSA's strategic direction as part of the world's largest consortium of professional systems integrators.

"I understand firsthand the value organizations like PSA Security Network and Edge Technology a bring to their members and am honored to be working on the Board of a forward-thinking, collaborative, member-owned organization with leaders from across the security integration industry," said Travis.

Congratulations, Travis! This is a well-earned recognition of your leadership and vision. We're excited to see the impact you'll make at the industry level.

Learning with LINX: Why Doesn't My Phone Work in This Building?

Have you ever walked into a brand-new building and suddenly lost your cell signal?

It isn't your phone. It's the building.

Modern construction materials are designed to improve energy efficiency, safety, and structural performance, but they can also block wireless signals. Low-E glass reflects heat and radio frequencies, concrete absorbs signals, and steel creates barriers that make it harder for cellular service to reach inside.

That's why many offices, hospitals, schools, airports, and data centers rely on in-building wireless solutions. These systems bring cellular coverage indoors, helping people stay connected where it matters most.

As buildings become smarter and more efficient, reliable indoor connectivity has become an essential part of the design, not an afterthought.

Have questions about improving wireless coverage inside your facility? Visit our website to learn more about our wireless solutions: https://teamlinx.com/about-wireless/