RFK Technology Services, LLC

This was supposed to be a one day project. The RFK Technology employee was to start at 8 or 9 am on a Saturday. They called the day before and said they would be there before 10 am. Then they called Saturday and said they would be there by noon. They finally showed up at 3 pm and wanted more money for extra cables. We knew we were going to have to pay for the cables but we expected to pay it after the work was done since it was supposed to be a one day project. We told him he wasn't getting the money and he left. He called later that night and apologized - we gave him one more chance and he came back Sunday. He was there until 9 pm on Sunday. The project was still not done. He came back the following Saturday. The project was still not done. On top of that, the work was nothing better then I could have done myself. We paid for total concealment of the wires but the wires were just stapled to my vinyl siding and shoved them through a hole he drilled into the house. We are talking tons of cables here. There was a hole that came into the house that wasn't even sealed well. He kept talking about "specialized outlets" - it was nothing more than a faceplate that you put over a GFI plug. You could see the insulation in the wall! The weather outside was below 20 and the room felt like a freezer. Then inside the house there were miles and miles of cables - making the corner of my room useless. We asked if he could trim the cable and he could not. We ended up tucking all the wires under the siding (with no problems and no effort at all) and then running the cable through conduit into the garage and into the house and sealed everything really well. We also paid to have our cameras installed above 12 feet - we did not get that. He brought a step ladder. In fact - he had to use our ladder at one point! I would say his work is amateur at best. The work was not professional. You can't just drill hole's in exterior walls and not do anything to insulate/seal the spot. You can't just go around stapling wires to the siding of the house. My advice - stay away and do it yourself!