Structured cabling from the crew that knows your racks
Copper and fiber runs, patch panels and racks, low-voltage pathways for cameras, access control, and wireless, and the dead cable pulled out when a site is cleared.
Where cabling meets retirement
Most cabling calls come from buildings we are already clearing: an office consolidating floors, a clinic moving suites, a plant replacing a switch closet. The crew that de-racks the old equipment pulls the new runs, terminates and labels them, and leaves with both halves of the job done.
Every run is tested and labeled at both ends, and the closet leaves with a port map on paper and by email. Switches, panels, and drives pulled out of the same job go through the ITAD program and come back on a serialized certificate.
What we install
Copper and fiber runs
Category 6 and 6A horizontal runs, fiber backbone between closets and buildings, terminated and labeled to your numbering scheme.
- Drops to desks, access points, cameras, and equipment
- Fiber and copper backbone between closets
- Test results and a port map for every closet
Racks, closets, and patch panels
Rack and cabinet builds, patch panels, cable management, and clean-up of closets that have grown by accretion for a decade.
- New closet builds and rack moves
- Re-terminate and re-label existing plant
- Photos before and after for your records
Low-voltage pathways
Pathways and terminations for cameras, access control, intercom, and wireless, coordinated with your security or AV vendor when there is one.
- Camera and access control cabling
- Wireless access point drops with PoE in mind
- Conduit, sleeves, and pathway repair
Abandoned cable removal
Dead cable comes out with the equipment, pulled, bundled, and recycled with the rest of the lot instead of left above the ceiling.
- Removal during data center and office decommissioning
- Recycled with the ITAD lot, weight recorded
- Closet left clean for the next tenant
Planning a move, a new suite, or a closet rebuild?
A site visit comes first, then a written scope with dates. Retired equipment from the same job goes through the ITAD program and returns on a serialized certificate.