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Twenty years of securing properties that cannot afford a mistake

Fortress Global Technology is a licensed electrical and low voltage contractor. We design, install and support the security infrastructure behind resorts, condominium towers, corporate campuses and industrial facilities across the country.

Built by installers, not by a sales floor

Fortress Global Technology was founded in 2004 on a straightforward premise: the company that designs a security system should be the company that installs it, and should still be there when it needs service. Two decades later that has not changed. We hold an electrical and low voltage contractor license in the State of Florida, and our technicians are the ones on your property.

That structure is unusual in this industry. Most security work is split between a sales organization that specifies hardware, a subcontractor that pulls the cable and a third party that configures the software. Every seam is a place for accountability to disappear. We removed the seams.

Today we work across eight commercial property types and all 50 states, with the deepest concentration of installations in South Florida and New York City. Our clients include Greystar Real Estate Partners, Hilton and Blackstone, and relationships at properties like The Boca Raton that have run for more than a decade.

Aerial view of a complex mixed-use property secured by Fortress Global Technology

Twenty years, in short

2004

Licensed and founded

Fortress Global Technology is established as a licensed electrical and low voltage contractor in the State of Florida.

2010s

Hospitality and residential

Long-running partnerships begin at South Florida resorts, condominium towers and gated communities.

2010s

New York expansion

Work extends to large New York City residential portfolios including Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village and 8 Spruce.

Today

500+ installations

Nationwide coverage across eight property types, with standardized platforms and centralized multi-site management.

How an engagement runs

The same six steps whether the job is twelve cameras or twelve hundred.

A floor plan rolled out on a project table beside a tablet showing a camera coverage diagram, a tape measure and a folded set of drawings
  1. Site assessment

    We walk the property, map coverage, review existing infrastructure and document every gap with photographs and field notes.

  2. Design and proposal

    A written scope with itemized pricing, platform recommendations and the reasoning behind each one, plus license costs over time.

  3. Permitting

    Permits pulled and inspections scheduled in the relevant jurisdiction, with the documentation handed over at close-out.

  4. Installation

    Licensed crews handle cabling, mounting, power and configuration, phased around live operations so the property keeps running.

  5. Commissioning and training

    System tested end to end, retention and permissions configured, and your operators trained before we leave the site.

  6. Support

    Preventive maintenance, firmware and security patching, system expansion and emergency response under an ongoing agreement.

What the license actually buys you

  • Licensed Electrical and Low-Voltage Contractor, State of Florida
  • All work permitted, code-compliant and professionally bonded
  • Specialists in complex, high-security properties
  • Authorized dealer for Verkada, Hanwha, Axis, Milestone, Brivo, Napco, Salto, LiftMaster, MyWatchtower, NVT Phybridge and Velocity MSC
20+

Years in the industry, licensed since 2004

500+

Completed installations across the U.S.

Frequently asked questions

Ask us directly

Yes. Fortress Global Technology is a fully licensed electrical and low-voltage contractor in the State of Florida. That licensing means all electrical work meets Florida Building Code requirements, installations are properly permitted, work complies with National Electrical Code standards, and the company carries professional liability insurance and bonding.

Preventive maintenance and regular system inspections, phone and remote technical support, emergency service for critical failures, firmware upgrades and security patches, system expansion as you add doors, cameras or users, and ongoing training for new staff members.

Twenty years in, still answering the phone

Send the property details and you will hear from a project manager, not a call center.

The Conrad Hotel, Fort Lauderdale