Modern VoIP without the runaround. Cloud PBX, auto-attendants, and call routing — installed, ported, and configured, so your number rings the right person whether they’re at the desk or on the road.

Copper retirement letters are hitting Metro Detroit like everywhere else, and the system that ran the office for fifteen years now has an end date. Supplier and manufacturing sites usually need paging integrated with the phone system; multi-floor downtown buildings need floor-accurate E911. We settle both during design.
Metro Detroit spans century-old office towers coming back online downtown, plant and supplier space converting to mixed use, and a deep bench of suburban office in Southfield, Troy and Livonia built for the automotive supply chain.
Ports planned to a date, legacy live until testing passes.
Overhead paging so announcements reach the floor over equipment noise.
Troy, Livonia and Warren on a single dial plan.
E911 records resolving to floor, not just street address.
E911 dispatchable location is a legal requirement for VoIP and must resolve to the floor in multi-story buildings. New station cabling follows NEC and fire-stopping rules. Per-device location records replace a single building default.
A planned cutover instead of a scramble.
Announcements audible where the work happens.
Several facilities, one dial plan, internal extension dialing.
Downtown · Midtown · Corktown · Southfield · Troy · Livonia · Dearborn · Warren · Wayne County · I-75/I-696 corridors
Metro Detroit is a regional market for us — engineering, design and project management from our team, installation through vetted Wayne and Oakland County crews rather than rotating marketplace labor. For supplier and manufacturing clients who face customer audits, that consistency matters: the same documentation standards, the same certification formats, and a project manager who can answer a customer’s question about your infrastructure without starting from scratch.
One crew, one quote, and none of the “that’s not in scope” surprises. Here’s what a ClearMax business phone system installation (voip) job includes.
Desk phones and softphones deployed, provisioned, and tested at every seat.
Hosted phone system configured — extensions, voicemail, and directory.
Menus, ring groups, and call flows designed so calls reach the right person fast.
We port your existing numbers with minimal downtime — you keep your identity.
Calls follow your team to their cell so nothing gets missed on the road.
QoS and bandwidth checks so voice quality stays clear under load.
From first walkthrough to hand-off, you always know what’s next and what it costs.
We map your call flows, seats, and numbers, then recommend the right platform.
Per-seat pricing, itemized, with porting and hardware laid out up front.
Phones provisioned, call flows built, and numbers ported with minimal downtime.
Go-live coordinated, voice quality validated, and a quick walkthrough for your staff.
We install for specific industries and speak their software and compliance. Find your specialist page:
Line-by-line, so you know what every dollar buys.
No subcontractor roulette. One accountable team.
Hardware at our cost. We don’t mark it up.
Want us to keep it running? Roll it into managed IT.
Yes, and doing it in the same project is much cheaper than two mobilizations. Zone paging is also common in plant environments so different areas get different announcements from the same handset.
It ports on a scheduled date. The old system stays live until every extension is verified on the new one, which is how you avoid the horror stories.
Yes, via softphone or a home handset. The extension follows the person rather than the desk.
Tell us about your space in Columbus or Detroit. We’ll follow up with a flat, itemized quote — usually same day.
ClearMax Labs — install and managed IT for business across Columbus, OH and Detroit, MI.