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Modern VoIP and Cisco phone systems for SW-Washington businesses — set up and supported by a local team, on one simple bill. Powered by VoIP PBX Express.
For businesses in Southwest Washington, Wallaby Networks installs and manages business VoIP and Cisco phone systems through VoIP PBX Express, our voice arm: Cisco desk phones and softphones, a hosted or on-premise PBX, SIP lines on SIP Express Plus, and auto-attendant with voicemail-to-email. Your numbers come with you, and the system is monitored 24/7 from The Igloo in Tenino.
Dropped calls, a system nobody can manage, and a provider you can never reach — that's how most small businesses experience "phone service." We make your phones boring again: reliable, modern, and answered locally when you need us.
What's included
Your PBX in our cloud or in your rack — we run it either way.
Take your extension anywhere, on any device.
We port your existing business lines, no downtime.
Voicemail-to-email and smart routing — sound bigger, never miss a call.
We measured how many missed calls business phone systems hide for one customer, and the fix came down to two configuration changes in the phone system.
The add-ons most providers nickel-and-dime.
Real people from The Igloo, not an overseas queue.
Why Wallaby for phones
Pair your system with Arthur, our 24/7 AI receptionist.
Phones bundled with your network, security & cameras.
VoIP PBX Express has run Cisco phone systems for years.
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Questions, answered
Yes. We port every business number over to your new system with no downtime. Your numbers stay live with your current carrier until the port completes, then they ring on the new phones. Porting is part of SIP Express Plus, our managed phone-line service, which also covers E911 and caller ID.
Usually not. We reuse compatible handsets where we can, and we only recommend new Cisco gear when it saves you money over time. The free assessment checks what you have now. When replacing phones does make sense, the Cisco desk phones we supply are refurbished to like-new, carry a lifetime hardware warranty while your service is active, and arrive pre-configured.
Most business connections are fine for VoIP. A steady connection with enough upload for your busiest hour matters more than raw speed. Our free assessment checks your bandwidth, and we can add a backup line so calls keep working if your main provider goes down. On a network we manage, the phones get their own lane and voice traffic goes first.
We do. A local team supports your phone system after install, and we monitor it 24/7 from The Igloo in Tenino, so we often spot a problem before you call. When you do call (360) 515-2500, our AI answers instantly, day or night, and passes real issues to a person. Cisco-certified (CCNP) engineers at VoIP PBX Express, our voice arm, back the team up.
We quote every system to the business. The number of phones, features and locations all matter, so there's no one-size price. Most customers who switch to us land below their current phone bill. Send us that bill in a free assessment and we'll beat it.
Yes. We install and support business phone systems across Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, Centralia, Chehalis, Shelton and the rest of SW Washington. We set them up and monitor them from The Igloo in Tenino, and you keep your existing numbers.
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Your Wallaby phones are delivered by VoIP PBX Express, our voice arm — 20+ years of Cisco expertise, rated 4.9★ across 60 verified reviews, 100+ across all platforms. Real Cisco hardware, pre-configured, installed in under two hours, and managed end-to-end so you don’t touch the tech.
Included with a new Wallaby sign-up: your Cisco phone system and your Arthur AI-receptionist setup come with the managed plan. Ask us how →
Every system below runs on-premise or in the cloud — the PBX can sit in your building on your own hardware, or we host it and you just plug in the phones. Same Cisco handsets, same features, same local support either way. Not sure which fits? We’ll work it out in the free assessment.
Ships with 10× Cisco 8841
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Ships with 20× Cisco 8841
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Ships with 44× Cisco 8841 + 4× Cisco 8851 (reception)
Included with your Wallaby plan
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Ships with 94× Cisco 8841 + 4× Cisco 8851
Included with your Wallaby plan
Get a free quote →Cisco hardware is refurbished to like-new and carries a full warranty.
The managed phone-line service that bundles voice, warranty, and support into one — so you need no separate phone carrier. Included with your Wallaby plan.







What clients say
Verified reviews for VoIP PBX Express — Wallaby Networks' voice arm.
"The team has been phenomenal with their pricing and support. The system came preconfigured and final on-site setup was a breeze. Highly recommend their team and SIP service."
"We've used the Cisco IP PBX with Cisco 8800 phones for over a year… reliable, user-friendly… We've had zero downtime, and any minor questions were promptly handled. Highly recommend."
"We needed to replace an aging phone system. VoIP PBX Express provided good value in both price and service. Would not hesitate to use them again."
"Scott was fast and easy to work with when we moved our system to a new office!"
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Insights
What a PBX phone system does, why owning or hosting one still beats renting cloud seats by the month, and how call management works in SW Washington.
SIP trunking is a line into a phone system you own; a cloud phone system is one you rent. What that means for cost, control and outages in SW Washington.
Ten reasons desk phones for business still earn a place in a SW Washington office phone system, from audio and PoE to security, and when a softphone fits.
Cisco phone systems sound better, but VoIP call quality is a network outcome. PoE, a voice VLAN, QoS, business Wi-Fi and monitoring, explained plainly.
A dealer group was sure staff ignored the phones. The call data said otherwise. How many missed calls business phone systems hide, and the two-step fix.