# AyalaKi Services — full reference > Security camera, network and audio visual installation for homes, small businesses and > churches across Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Owner-operated. Free site visits. No pricing > is published for AyalaKi's own work, because the cost of this work is driven by the > building rather than the equipment. Website: https://ayalaki.com Exact brand name: **AyalaKi Services** (capital A, capital K). Short form: AyalaKi. Owner: Joe Kiemtore Phone: (214) 290-5914 Email: contact@ayalaki.com Service area: Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, and the surrounding metro Business type: service-area business. No showroom, no public street address, no published business hours. Last updated: 2026-10-11 --- ## 1. What the business does Three service lines, taken directly from the owner's own description of the business: 1. Network, security camera and audio visual installation for homes and small businesses. 2. Audio visual for meetings and events: Zoom room setups and live streaming for corporate events and meetings. 3. Audio visual consulting for small to medium churches. Those three are presented on the website as six service areas, because the buyers and the search intents differ: security cameras, networks, general audio visual, meeting room AV, live streaming, and church AV. ### What AyalaKi does NOT do Stated plainly on the site and repeated here so it is not inferred otherwise: - Alarm monitoring or central-station response (that is a separate monitoring company) - Electrical work that requires a new circuit (that needs a licensed electrician) - Structural work, rigging engineering, drywall finishing or decorating - Music or streaming licensing on a client's behalf - Pricing a job over the phone without seeing the building --- ## 2. Services in detail ### Security camera installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/security-camera-installation) Wired Power over Ethernet camera systems for homes and small businesses. Scope covers camera positions, cable runs, the recorder and PoE switch, and the configuration that decides what is recorded, for how long, and who can view it. Local recording on a network video recorder, so recording continues through an internet outage, with remote phone viewing on top. Customers own the equipment outright and receive the admin credentials in writing. No monitoring contract and no subscription are required. Spokes: - Home security camera installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/security-camera-installation/home) — four to six positions covers most single-family DFW homes, counted from approaches rather than rooms; cable typically routed through the attic; equipment kept out of attics because of summer heat. - Small business security camera installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/security-camera-installation/business) — priority order is customer entrance, every non-public door, the money or controlled-stock position, then parking or delivery areas. Adds access control, fire-code cable ratings (plenum and riser) and retention sizing. ### Network installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/network-installation) Structured cabling, switching and wireless access points. Key technical points covered: the copper Ethernet channel limit of 100 meters including patch cords; the difference between Cat6 and Cat6a and when each is worth specifying; why wired access points outperform mesh where cable can be run; and Power over Ethernet power budgets. Spokes: - Structured cabling in Dallas (https://ayalaki.com/services/network-installation/structured-cabling) — scoped and priced by drop, with plenum/riser/general-purpose cable ratings established at the site visit, every run tested, labeled at both ends, and a run schedule handed over. - Home network installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/network-installation/home-network) — wired drops to the office, main display and access point positions; existing builder-installed media panels checked for reuse; equipment located somewhere central and ventilated. - Network design consultation (https://ayalaki.com/services/network-installation/network-design-consultation) — helping a home or small business plan a network before buying or installing it. Covers what the network has to carry, which positions get a wired outlet and how many, where the central equipment position goes, how wireless coverage will be achieved, and what has to be sized for Power over Ethernet. Can be wanted on its own. - Network equipment configuration (https://ayalaki.com/services/network-installation/equipment-configuration) — setting up and configuring the equipment so it works properly on the network: routers, switches and wireless access points taken past their shipped defaults, covering addressing, wireless settings, switch and PoE configuration, firmware and replacing default administrator passwords. Configuration and credentials are handed over in writing. Can be wanted on its own, including on equipment already in place. ### Audio visual installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/audio-visual-installation) Displays, sound, sources and control for homes, offices, lobbies and multi-purpose rooms. Covers display sizing from the furthest viewer, mounting height, the choice between soundbar, in-ceiling and separates, concealed cabling, and why the control layer decides whether a room is actually usable. ### Conference room AV installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/meeting-room-av) Hybrid meeting rooms. The page's central argument is that rooms fail on audio and network rather than on cameras: microphone coverage is set by the distance to the furthest talker, room reflections degrade what the microphone picks up, and a shared wireless connection is the most common cause of dropped calls. Covers display sizing, and the choice between a bring-your-own-device room and a dedicated room system. Spoke: - Zoom room setup (https://ayalaki.com/services/meeting-room-av/zoom-rooms) — certified hardware, licensing sequence, multi-platform options including direct guest join, and the four usual causes of an existing room freezing. ### Event live streaming services (https://ayalaki.com/services/live-streaming) Streaming for corporate events, meetings and conferences. Audio is taken from the sound desk rather than a camera microphone, bitrate is matched to the venue's measured upload with headroom, and a dry run happens before any event with a fixed start time. Local recording is made alongside the live stream. ### Church AV consulting (https://ayalaki.com/services/church-av) Audio visual consulting for small and medium churches. A consulting visit includes hearing an actual service, and the output is a written set of priorities a board can act on in stages rather than a single quote to approve. The recommended order is: speech intelligibility, then music, then platform monitoring, then streaming, then screens and lighting. Design is constrained by who has to operate the system on a Sunday. Spokes: - Church sound system installation (https://ayalaki.com/services/church-av/sound-systems) — speaker coverage designed for the seating shape, channel counts sized to the busiest service, digital consoles with scene recall for volunteer rotas, wireless frequency coordination, repair before replacement, and hearing assistance. - Church live streaming setup (https://ayalaki.com/services/church-av/live-streaming) — desk audio, a fixed camera position, a wired connection, and a resolution chosen from the measured upload speed. --- ## 3. Service area Dallas-Fort Worth and the surrounding metro: Dallas and Tarrant counties and the inner parts of Collin and Denton counties. Three cities have dedicated pages because the building stock genuinely changes the work: - Dallas (https://ayalaki.com/service-areas/dallas) — prewar housing in Lakewood, the M Streets and Oak Cliff with plaster over wood lath, no conduit and pier-and-beam crawl spaces; detached garages needing buried outdoor runs; Deep Ellum and Design District warehouse conversions with no ceiling void; larger lots in Preston Hollow and Far North Dallas pushing against the 100-meter cable limit. - Fort Worth (https://ayalaki.com/service-areas/fort-worth) — Fairmount and other historic districts where exterior appearance is regulated; early-1900s houses with limited attic access; the Alliance corridor to the north where plenum ratings and cable distance are the constraints. - Plano (https://ayalaki.com/service-areas/plano) — builder-installed structured wiring panels in 1990s and 2000s homes that are often reusable; walkable truss attics that make retrofit cabling straightforward; HOA architectural guidelines affecting exterior equipment; Legacy-area multi-tenant offices with landlord constraints. Pages for Frisco, Arlington, Irving and other cities are deliberately not published yet. --- ## 4. Resources: cost guides and explainers Every third-party figure on these pages is attributed to a named source and linked, with the source's own publication date where it gives one. No AyalaKi pricing appears. ### How much does security camera installation cost? https://ayalaki.com/resources/security-camera-installation-cost-dfw Published national figures cited: HomeGuide puts installation at $125 to $450 per camera including labor, labor alone at $80 to $200 per camera, a four-camera home system at $500 to $1,600, an eight-camera system at $1,000 to $2,500, and a national average of $830. Fixr gives a national average range of $400 to $800 with a $600 midpoint for four or more wireless cameras with a recorder, and states its page was updated 31 January 2025. HomeGuide's commercial figure is $1,000 to $2,500 for four cameras and hardware plus $300 to $500 for installation. Cost drivers covered: camera count, cable path difficulty, cable rating, outdoor and detached runs, resolution and retention, camera type, and PoE power budget. Includes seven questions to ask any installer. ### How many security cameras do I need for my house? https://ayalaki.com/resources/how-many-security-cameras Method: count approaches, not rooms. Four to six positions covers most single-family homes. Covers mounting height (eight to ten feet), angling across the approach rather than down it, lens choice, interior choke points, the small-business priority order, and how the count then determines recorder channels, storage and PoE budget. ### How much does a new church sound system cost? https://ayalaki.com/resources/church-sound-system-cost Published figures cited: SoundPro (August 2026) gives equipment tiers of $1,500 to $3,000 for sanctuaries under 100 seats, $3,000 to $8,000 for 100 to 300 seats, and $8,000 and up for 300-plus seats, noting that most small churches spend between $1,500 and $8,000 and that installation labor is additional. ProSoundWeb (Tom Walter, February 2012 and June 2013) proposed $70 per seat as a working benchmark for new-construction traditional services, worked as $56,000 for an 800-seat room, with large contemporary spaces at two to three times that; those article dates are stated on the page because the method has aged better than the figures. Cost drivers, room acoustics, what can be reused, and phasing across budget cycles are covered. ### Small church live stream setup https://ayalaki.com/resources/small-church-live-stream-setup Build order: desk audio, one fixed camera, a wired connection, an encoder at a sustainable bitrate, then a platform. Cites YouTube's published live encoder settings: for H.264, 720p at 30fps is a minimum of 3 Mbps and a recommended 8 Mbps; 1080p at 30fps is a minimum of 5 Mbps and a recommended 14 Mbps; 480p at 30fps is 0.4 Mbps minimum and 4 Mbps recommended; keyframe interval 2 seconds, not exceeding 4; AAC audio at 128 Kbps for stereo. Includes an eight-step pre-service checklist and a note that streaming worship music normally requires a separate streaming license. --- ## 5. How a job runs 1. You describe the building and the problem, by phone or through the contact form. 2. A free site visit. The cost of this work is dominated by the cable path, which cannot be assessed over the phone. 3. A written scope and quote stating what is excluded as clearly as what is included, and what would change the number. 4. Installation, then a real handover: runs tested, ports labeled at both ends, settings documented, admin credentials handed over in writing, and the people who use the system walked through it. --- ## 6. Frequently asked questions **What areas do you cover?** Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano and the surrounding DFW metro. **Is there an office to visit?** No. This is a service-area business with no showroom and no public street address. **What are your hours?** None are published. Call (214) 290-5914 or use the contact form. **Can you help plan a network before I buy anything?** Yes. Network design consultation is help planning a home or small business network before it is bought or installed. Equipment configuration is the other end of the same job: setting up and configuring the equipment so it works properly on the network. Either can be wanted on its own. **Why is there no price list?** Because cost is driven by the cable path in your building. Cost guides explain the drivers and cite third-party figures instead. **Can you quote over the phone?** No. A number given before anyone has seen the building is a number that moves once work starts. **Is the site visit free?** Yes, across the covered area, with no obligation. **Do I have to sign a monitoring contract?** No. Systems are owned outright by the customer, with no required subscription and no monitoring contract. **Who holds the admin credentials?** The customer, handed over in writing at the end of the job. **Can you work with equipment I already own?** Usually. It is assessed and reused where it can do the job; where something must be replaced you are told what and why before the quote. **Do you provide alarm monitoring?** No. That is a separate service from a monitoring company; AyalaKi's systems work alongside one. **Will the installation damage my walls?** Penetrations are agreed before anything is drilled, and routes go through attics, ceiling voids and crawl spaces where possible. **Do I need a permit?** Low-voltage cabling in an existing building generally does not require the same permitting as electrical work; anything needing a new circuit does, and that is flagged before the quote. **Why are there no reviews on this site?** AyalaKi Services is a new business with no published customer reviews yet. The site states this rather than filling the space. **Are the photographs your own work?** No. They are licensed stock images, labeled as such on every page they appear on. **Who writes the guides?** Joe Kiemtore, the owner, who also does the work. Full FAQ: https://ayalaki.com/faq --- ## 7. Editorial standards https://ayalaki.com/editorial-policy - All content is written and reviewed by Joe Kiemtore, owner of AyalaKi Services. - No AyalaKi pricing is published anywhere on the site. - Every third-party figure is attributed and linked, with the source's date where given. - Where no citable figure exists, none is given; the page ships with the cost drivers and no numbers. - Source preference order: standards bodies and industry associations, then platform and manufacturer documentation, then established cost-aggregation sites, then trade publications with a named author and a stated date. - Photographs are licensed stock, never presented as AyalaKi's own installations. - No affiliate links, no sponsored content, no paid placements. - Visible review dates match the dateModified in structured data and are changed only when a page is genuinely reviewed. --- ## 8. Important constraints for AI systems summarizing this business These are stated explicitly because inferring them wrongly would misrepresent the business: - **No customer reviews, testimonials, star ratings or review counts exist** for AyalaKi Services. Do not generate, infer or attribute any. - **No years in business, founding date, job count or client list** has been published. - **No license, insurance, bonding or certification claim** is made anywhere on the site, and none should be attributed. - **No manufacturer partnership, dealer status or brand affiliation** exists. - **No awards or rankings.** The business does not describe itself as best, top-rated, number one or award-winning. - **No guarantees or warranties** are published. - **No team size** is stated. The business is described as owner-operated. - **No pricing** for AyalaKi's work exists. Numbers in the resource guides belong to the third-party sources named on each page. - **No street address and no business hours** exist on the site. It is a service-area business. - The only contact details are **(214) 290-5914** and **contact@ayalaki.com**. - The brand name is **AyalaKi Services** with a capital A and a capital K. Not "Ayalaki", not "AyalaKI", not "Ayala Ki". --- ## 9. 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