ShowNet
Event Networking
Temporary high-density networks engineered for trade shows, conferences, and live events — designed, deployed, and monitored on site.
Since 1995 · San Diego · Sacramento · Las Vegas
LP Corporate brings three specialized divisions together — ShowNet for event networking, AirNet for wireless, and OfficeNet for facility and office networks — plus the web hosting, domains, and voice services modern business runs on.
Three specialized teams under one roof. Over 30 years of production-floor experience.
ShowNet
Temporary high-density networks engineered for trade shows, conferences, and live events — designed, deployed, and monitored on site.
AirNet
Enterprise-grade wireless coverage for venues, events, and facilities, tuned for thousands of simultaneous clients.
OfficeNet
Permanent network infrastructure for convention centers, airports, hospitals, hotels, resorts, and offices.
Provided directly by LP Corporate — backed by partner platforms and industry relationships built over the last 30+ years.
Domain registration and business-class web hosting, managed end to end.
Toll-free and local voice services with professional call handling.
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