Structured Cabling
Cabling built to a plan, documented to a standard
Copper and fiber infrastructure installed, labeled, tested, and handed over with records the next technician can actually follow.
Overview
Most cabling problems aren't installation problems. They're documentation problems that surface eighteen months later, when nobody can tell which of the forty-eight patch cables in a cabinet carries production traffic. We build to a plan and we leave that plan behind.
Our crews handle copper and fiber runs, pathway installation, cabinet dress-out, and certification testing for new deployments, cage buildouts, and adds and changes to live environments. Work in occupied space is sequenced around your change windows, and we confirm scope before we touch anything adjacent to production.
What's included
Cat6 and Cat6A copper runs, horizontal and backbone
Single-mode and multimode fiber runs, including MPO/MTP trunk deployment
Patch panel and fiber enclosure installation, loading, and dress-out
Overhead ladder rack, wire basket tray, and underfloor pathway
Cabinet and cage buildouts, including vertical and horizontal cable management
Cross-connects and meet-me room terminations
Moves, adds, and changes to existing runs
Labeling to ANSI/TIA-606 or to your existing site scheme
Remediation of legacy cabling: abandoned cable removal, re-dress, re-label
Certification testing on every link
What you receive
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Certification test results for every terminated link, exported as PDF and native test files
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An as-built port map and patch schedule
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Photo documentation of finished cabinets and pathway
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