Installation, configuration, and help with the systems you use every day

AIM Telecom works with businesses across Canada and the USA. Whether you are planning a new location, upgrading equipment, or dealing with a fault, our services cover five main areas.

Business desk phone

Business Communications

The AIM Cloud Phone System: hosted calling, mobile and desktop apps, messaging, and call routing, managed by AIM.

One hosted platform for desk phones, remote extensions, voicemail, messaging, and meeting-room calls. We set up your call flows, transfer your numbers, provision the phones and apps, and support your team.

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Security camera outside a commercial building

Security Cameras

Commercial camera systems with planned coverage, recording, and authorised remote viewing.

Review entrances, loading areas, parking, and other agreed locations. We plan camera placement, run the wiring, and configure recording and viewing access for your business.

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Door reader and access control panel

Access Control Systems

Door entry systems that help you manage who can access your building and restricted spaces.

Choose suitable card, fob, or mobile credentials for your doors and staff. We install the hardware and wiring, configure permissions, and walk you through day-to-day access management.

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Organized network cabling and patch panels

Infrastructure Wiring

Structured cabling, network racks, and organised connections for commercial spaces.

Plan Cat6, Cat6a, or fibre connections for workstations, phones, cameras, and other networked equipment. We install, label, and test cabling for new spaces, moves, and upgrades.

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Support workstation with a headset and phone

Troubleshooting and Support

Help diagnosing problems with your business communications, cameras, access systems, and wiring.

Tell us which system is affected, what changed, and what you have already tried. We review the issue and discuss the appropriate next step, including whether remote help or a site visit is needed.

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New project or an existing problem?

For new installations, share your location, requirements, and timing. For troubleshooting, tell us which system is affected and what you are seeing.