01 / About KGB

30 Years
In The Bay Area.
We've Seen Everything.

Decades of hands-on experience solving complex fire alarm, electrical, security and life safety challenges across Northern California.

1996
Experience
Begins
30+
Years of
Field Experience
C7 + C10
California
Licensed Contractor
NORCAL
Bay Area +
Northern California
02 / Our Approach

Built For
The Hard Jobs.

KGB Digital System Services LLC

Fully licensed, bonded and insured. Serving commercial facilities throughout the Bay Area and Northern California.

The KGB Digital System Services LLC is a Bay Area-based contracting business built on over 30 years of experience in the union trades.

Founded by Kevin Goodman, a licensed C-7 and C-10 electrical contractor, the business was formally established in 2019 — but the experience behind it goes back to 1996.

Kevin and his tight-knit team have spent decades working on some of the most complex fire alarm systems in Northern California, including projects for Kaiser, Stanford and major commercial properties across the Bay Area.

KGB specializes in fire alarm service, test and inspection, UL listing and monitoring for multifamily housing, commercial properties, hotels and pharmaceutical facilities.

As a California-licensed C-7 and C-10 contractor, KGB also provides commercial electrical services, IT services, security and surveillance systems, and professional testing and inspection documentation.

“
We dig in, find the root cause, and fix it for good.

We don't cut corners. Short-term fixes become long-term headaches, and we don't shy away from difficult challenges. Every client deserves attentive, responsive service and honest quality work without compromise.

Based in San Jose Serving the Bay Area + Northern California

03 / Meet The Owner

Kevin Goodman.

More than two decades of hands-on experience in fire alarm, security, IT and electrical systems throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Kevin Goodman is the owner and principal of The KGB Digital System Services LLC and an experienced electrical and fire system specialist.

A California state licensed electrical contractor, Kevin has served as a project manager, lead technician and programmer for major commercial fire alarm projects at notable sites including SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Yahoo.com, Kaiser Permanente and Xilinx.

His background includes maintaining fire alarm systems for large-scale facilities and complex campuses in highly regulated environments. His expertise includes CCTV, access control, fire systems service and testing, IT services, permitting, processes and documentation.

C-7 + C-10 California
Licensed Contractor
20+ Years Hands-On
Experience
Bay Area Commercial
Systems Specialist
Off The Clock

When he's not working with clients, Kevin enjoys mountain biking, riding his motorcycle, working on his Subaru WRX, and giving truck rides to his dog, Lucky. And if you want to know how he came up with the company name, he'll be glad to tell you.

A smiling middle-aged man with gray hair, glasses, and a beard, standing outdoors in front of a garden and house, wearing a black T-shirt with a logo for "The KGB Digital System Services."
Black and red promotional graphic for The KGB Digital System Services, showcasing trusted companies including Kaiser Permanente, Stanford, Hotel de Anza, Premier Recycle, Yunex Caltrans, and Abbott Pharmaceuticals with their logos.
04 / What We Bring

Experience Is One Thing.
How You Work Matters.

01
Find The Root Cause
We don't settle for temporary fixes. We diagnose the actual problem and build solutions designed to last.
02
Know The System
Decades in the field mean we've worked across complex commercial environments, legacy systems and demanding life-safety applications.
03
Don't Cut Corners
Quality work, proper documentation and attention to detail aren't extras. They're part of doing the job correctly.
04
Be Responsive
Clients deserve clear communication, attentive service and a contractor who takes ownership of the problem.

Commercial Fire Alarm + Life Safety

Have A System That
Needs A Second Look?