New construction
New buildings & build-outs
Pathways and cabling on the GC schedule, rough-in through termination and testing.
Structured cabling · our core service
Cat6 and Cat6A cabling, pulled, terminated, tested.
Our core service. Pathways, pulls, termination, testing, labeling, and as-built documentation for networks, phones, cameras, and access control.
Cat6Cat6AFiber backbonesTesting & certificationCat5e (existing)
What every job includes● Tested & labeled
Cat6 & Cat6APrimary copper for desks, APs, cameras, readers
PrimaryFiber backbonesSingle-mode & multimode between rooms and floors
FiberTerminationJacks, patch panels, keystone plates
CopperTesting & reportsEvery run tested, results at close-out
QARacks & MDF/IDFCabinets, cable management, patching
BuildCat5eAdds & repairs to existing cabling
ExistingCable types
The right cable for every run.
Cat6 and Cat6A for most copper runs. Cable chosen per run by device, distance, PoE power, and bandwidth. Fiber where copper distance runs out.
Primary copper
Cat6
Standard copper for workstations, VoIP phones, Wi-Fi access points, cameras, and access control readers.
1 Gb to 100 m · 10 Gb on short runs · 250 MHzPrimary copper
Cat6A
10 Gb horizontal cabling for high-bandwidth links and higher-power PoE devices.
10 Gb to 100 m · 500 MHzFiber
Multimode fiber
High-bandwidth links inside a building: risers, data rooms, and switch-to-switch connections.
Risers · data roomsFiber
Single-mode fiber
Long-distance backbones and building-to-building links where copper can't reach.
Backbones · building to buildingExisting / legacy
Cat5e
Adds, moves, and repairs on existing Cat5e cabling. New runs are typically Cat6 or Cat6A.
Up to 1 Gb · 100 MHzPathways & pulls
J-hooks, conduit, cable tray, and ceiling or wall runs, installed and dressed.
Termination
Jacks, patch panels, and keystone plates for copper; connectorized fiber and enclosures.
Testing & certification
Every run tested, with reports delivered at close-out.
Racks & data rooms
Rack and cabinet builds, cable management, patch panels, and MDF/IDF clean-ups.
Project types
New builds, moves, and upgrades.
Single office or multi-site rollout: plan, pull, terminate, test, document.
Tenant improvements
Remodels & TI
Re-cabling and new drops for remodeled spaces, coordinated with other trades.
Office moves
Moves, adds & changes
New drops, relocations, and re-terminations, completed before move-in.
Network upgrades
Cat6A for Wi-Fi & PoE
Cabling for new access points, cameras, and higher-power PoE devices.
Network installs →MDF/IDF clean-ups
Racks & data rooms
Rack builds, cable management, re-patching, and labeling of existing closets.
Smart hands →Multi-site rollouts
For contractors & integrators
Crews for out-of-state contractors, nationwide.
For contractors →How it runs
From walkthrough to close-out.
Six steps. Documentation handed over at the end.
- 01Walkthrough
We walk the site, review drawings, and confirm drop counts, pathways, and the closet layout.
- 02Design & quote
A clear scope: cable type per run, terminations, racks, testing, and schedule.
- 03Install
Pathways, pulls, and clean dressing of cable in ceilings, walls, and trays.
- 04Terminate & test
Jacks and panels terminated; every run tested.
- 05Label & document
Consistent labeling and as-built documentation of what was installed.
- 06Close-out
Test results and documentation handed over at the end of the job.
FAQ
Structured cabling questions.
Common questions, short answers.
Should we install Cat6 or Cat6A?
Cat6: standard for most office drops. Cat6A: 10 Gb over a full 100 m channel and better for higher-power PoE, common for Wi-Fi access points. We recommend per run.
Can you work with our existing Cat5e?
Yes: we handle adds, moves, and repairs on existing Cat5e cabling. For new runs we typically install Cat6 or Cat6A.
Do you test the cabling?
Every run is tested and the results are delivered at close-out.
Do you also run fiber?
Yes. We install single-mode and multimode fiber for backbones and building-to-building links. See Fiber Optics.
Do you work as a subcontractor?
Yes. We provide crews for out-of-state and national contractors, nationwide. See For Contractors.
Next step
Planning a cabling project?
Send drawings or drop counts. We schedule a walkthrough and send a written scope.