Structured cabling installation
Cat6, Cat6A and fiber pulled, terminated, labeled and tested, so your IT team can support every port without guessing.
Cabling your network can rely on
Structured cabling is the organized system of copper and fiber, patch panels, jacks and pathways that carries data, voice and power-over-Ethernet to every device in your building. Done right, a new register, camera or access point simply plugs into infrastructure that's already there.
Done wrong, it's a tangle nobody can trace. We install cabling as a system: surveyed first, run on proper supports, terminated cleanly, labeled on both ends and tested before we leave. Every site is documented the same way, which matters most when you have more than one.
Every job includes
- Survey of ceilings, pathways and rack location
- Cable rated for the space it runs through
- Labels on every jack and patch panel port
- Every drop tested before sign-off
- Closeout photos and as-built notes
- Old abandoned cable removed on request
What we install
Horizontal drops
Cat6 and Cat6A from the rack to registers, workstations, access points, cameras and displays.
Fiber backbone
Fiber and copper between rooms, floors and buildings for longer runs and higher bandwidth.
Racks and wall cabinets
Sized for the space, with cable management and grounding.
Patch panels and labeling
A consistent labeling scheme so remote support can find the right port.
Demarc extensions
Extending the carrier's handoff to your rack so circuits turn up cleanly.
Moves, adds and changes
New drops, relocations and cleanup during remodels and refreshes.
How a cabling job runs
Survey
Ceiling type, pathways, fire-rated walls, rack location and old cable to remove.
Scope
Cable category, jacket rating, labeling and drop count agreed in writing. We install to your standard if you have one.
Pull and terminate
Runs on proper supports, kept away from electrical, terminated and labeled on both ends.
Test and close out
Every drop tested, issues fixed on site, photos and notes delivered.
Cabling questions
Should we use Cat6 or Cat6A?
Cat6 handles most POS, phones and cameras on typical runs. Cat6A carries 10-gigabit speeds over the full run length and handles power-over-Ethernet heat better, so it's the safer choice for new Wi-Fi access points and future growth.
What is plenum cable and do we need it?
Plenum-rated cable is required when a ceiling or floor space is used for air return. We check this during the survey and quote the right cable for the space.
Do you remove old cable?
Yes, on request. Abandoned cable is a common inspection finding, so we recommend including removal in remodels and refreshes.
Can you install to our company's cabling standard?
Yes. We follow your cable, jack colors, labeling scheme and test requirements at every site.
How is cabling priced?
By the job after the survey, based on drop count, run lengths, ceiling type and height, cable rating and any removal work.
Ready to scope your project?
Free site survey, written quote, clean documented install.