Cable and fiber runs, racks and labeling
Every cable labeled, tested and on record
We plan, terminate, test and label every run, from a few new drops in an office to a high-rise or a campus.
- Copper and fiber, any size of site
- Every run tested and labeled
- Every run on record
- Planned with your contractor
Planned before the walls close
The cheapest time to run cable is before the drywall goes up. Bring us in while a build-out or renovation is still being planned, and we lay out every run, drop and pathway with your general contractor so the cable is in place when the walls close. A Dawsonville church brought us in at the planning stage, and every system was ready for its first service.
Coordinated with the trades on site
We specify the cable and supply it with the wall plates. The pulls go to installers we coordinate, or to the electrician or low-voltage contractor already on the job. At a flooring warehouse in Tucker, we worked alongside the client’s own low-voltage contractor.
Tested before we hand over
Every run is terminated at the patch panel and tested, and any run that fails is corrected before we leave. A bad termination shouldn’t be something you discover when a camera won’t connect.
Neat, labeled and easy to service
Patch panels sit beside the switches they feed, with one short cable per port, and every port is labeled. Cable tray carries the runs to the rack, so nothing hangs loose from the ceiling. Where there’s no room for a rack, the equipment goes on a wall mount.
A record of every run
We document every cable path and what each run connects to, and keep it on file. When something needs changing, nobody has to trace a cable to find out what it does.
Old wiring traced and cleaned up
Where a building has cabling nobody documented, we trace it, keep the runs that test clean and replace the ones that don’t. A Dawsonville landscaping office kept its old phone wiring, re-terminated for data.
We install trueCABLE: solid bare copper Cat6 and Cat6A, ETL listed and backed by a Forever Warranty. Visit trueCABLE
When a cable can’t reach
Wireless links that do a cable’s job, from the next building to a single machine.
Building Bridge XG
Links two buildings up to 500 m apart at up to 6 Gbps, with no trench to dig.
Device Bridge Pro
Reaches a gate, a barn or a far lot up to 5 km away, from a pole or a wall.
Device Bridge Switch
Brings Wi-Fi 7 to a room with no cable, and powers up to eight cameras or phones.
Device Bridge IoT
Puts a machine, a sensor or a controller with only an Ethernet port on Wi-Fi.
What’s included
Scoped after the site visit and quoted as one job, so equipment, labor and cabling are in the number you approve.
- A cable and fiber plan, drawn up with your contractor
- trueCABLE Cat6 and Cat6A, solid bare copper
- Fiber, wall plates and the rest of the material supplied
- Pulls by installers we coordinate, or by your electrician
- Termination at the patch panel
- Testing of every run, with failed runs corrected
- Racks, wall mounts where space is short, and cable tray
- Labels on every run and patch panel port
- Every cable path and connected device documented
- Tracing, re-terminating or replacing existing cable
Where we’ve done it
Finished jobs that included it, and what changed afterward.
Industries that rely on it
- Warehouses and PlantsManufacturing plants, distribution centers, cold storage, fabrication and machine shops, showrooms with a warehouse behind them
- AutomotiveNew and used car dealers, repair shops, body shops, tire shops and quick-lube
- Theaters and VenuesTheaters, performing arts centers, music venues, arenas and stadiums, event venues and banquet halls, recording and broadcast studios
- Houses of WorshipChurches, synagogues, mosques, temples, parish halls, ministry offices
- SchoolsPrivate and charter schools, early learning and daycare centers, tutoring and training centers
- Condos and HOAsCondominium associations, HOAs, apartment and multifamily common areas, property management companies
Common questions
Installers we coordinate pull it. On a construction or renovation project, the electrician or low-voltage contractor already on site can pull the runs instead, to our specification and with the material we supply. In both cases we terminate, test, label and document every run.
Yes. We trace the existing runs, test them, re-terminate or replace the bad ones, and label and document what stays. The equipment in the closet can stay or be replaced, depending on its condition.
Yes. We plan fiber where copper won’t reach or where the network needs the capacity, such as between buildings, between floors or back to a core switch.
Any size, from one room to thousands of runs and fiber between buildings on a campus. Large projects are planned from the drawings with your contractor.
Yes. We run fiber between floors back to the core switch, and copper from there to each drop.
Other services
- Wi-Fi and NetworkWi-Fi, switching and backup internet
- Cameras and AlarmsCameras, alarm sensors and alerts
- Access ControlDoor readers, schedules and lockdown
- Business PhonesDesk phones, softphones and number porting
- File Storage and BackupShared files, backups and remote access
- Background MusicBackground music, room by room, from a phone
See what your building could do
Start with a short call. Then we come out, look at the space and design a system that fits your building.