Lume Technologies

The connections
your business
depends on.

Structured cabling, fiber, WiFi, and security systems. Planned, installed, and documented for the people who run your building.

One site or a national rollout. One accountable partner.
The JD Sports storefront on Robson Street in Vancouver.
Project spotlight JD Sports / Robson Street

15+ yearsof field experience

Canadian-ownedwith nationwide coordination

From installation to handoffclear scope, testing, and records

Confidence in the work.
Clarity at every step.

Your site needs to operate. Your team needs to know what’s happening. And your technology needs to hold up long after installation day.

01

A clear plan before the work.

Know what’s included, what your site needs, and how the work fits your schedule. We coordinate access, materials, and dependencies before installation.

02

Care in the details you don’t see.

Cable routes, terminations, device placement, and testing shape how the whole system performs. We give the work behind the walls the attention it deserves.

03

An easier building to support.

Labels, test results, photos, and updated drawings give the next person a useful record. Your team can understand what’s installed and what happens next.

Behind the opening.
Ready for what’s next.

Direct coordination with JD Sports New Store Opening and IT teams. From drawing review and materials through installation, testing, and handoff.

Interior of the JD Sports Square One store, with retail fixtures and exposed ceiling systems.Explore the JD Sports project

The scopeNew store infrastructure

The coordinationDirect with NSO & IT teams

The handoffInstalled, tested, documented

Lume Technologies has been a trusted partner to our team for years, supporting structured cabling, data, and low-voltage installation work for our warehouses, office HQ, and new store buildouts across Canada. Mackenzie and his team understand the pace and coordination required for store openings, communicate clearly, and help carry the work from planning through installation, testing, and handoff. They have been organized, responsive, and easy to work with throughout the process, and their support has been a valuable part of our project delivery.
A.D., Senior PM for New Store Openings, JD Sports

Different systems.
One connected building.

“Low voltage” is the industry term for the cabling and systems that connect, communicate, and help protect your space. Here’s how the pieces fit together.

Read the plain-English guide
  1. The backbone

    Fiber connects network rooms, floors, and buildings.

    Fiber optics
  2. The connections

    Structured cabling carries data from the network room to the places you need it.

    Structured cabling
  3. The everyday systems

    WiFi, phones, cameras, alarms, and displays put those connections to work.

    Connected systems
  4. The ongoing support

    Testing, labels, and records help your team maintain the site and make the next change.

    Onsite support

A few useful
answers.

Can we start without a technical specification?

Yes. Tell us what you want to achieve or what is not working, where the site is, and any important dates. Photos and drawings help when you have them. We can work through the technical scope together.

Can you work with our existing IT team and contractors?

Yes. Lume coordinates the field installation with your IT team, site contacts, general contractor, and specialist providers. We clarify ownership, dependencies, and handoff requirements before work starts.

Can the work happen while our site stays open?

Many projects can be phased around operations. We review access, working hours, affected systems, and any planned outages with you before confirming the schedule.

Do you support multiple locations across Canada?

Yes. We coordinate multi-site projects and onsite support across Canada. Share your site list and timing so we can confirm availability, access requirements, and a practical delivery plan for each location.

Tell us what your site needs.

An upcoming project, a recurring problem, or a plan that needs a second set of eyes. Start with what you know. We’ll help clarify the next step.