Structured Network Cabling installed and tested
Data cabling for desks, access points, cameras and TVs, run neatly, terminated properly, tested and labelled so it is easy to manage for years.
- Cat6 & Cat6A
- Every run tested
- Labelled both ends
The foundation of a good network
Cabling that is installed once and done right
Wi-Fi is convenient, but a cable is still the most reliable way to connect desks, access points, cameras and TVs. Good cabling lasts for years, so it is worth doing properly the first time.
We plan cable routes to keep them hidden and protected, run them to a central patch panel, and terminate each end correctly. Every run is tested and labelled at both ends, so faults are rare and easy to trace if they ever happen.
- Routes planned to stay hidden and protected
- Terminated on patch panels and sockets
- Every run tested after installation
- Labelled at both ends
What is included
A structured cabling installation
Route planning
Cable paths agreed to suit the building.
Cat6 or Cat6A cable
Chosen for the speed and distance you need.
Sockets and faceplates
Neat wall or floor outlets where you need them.
Patch panel
All runs terminated in one central place.
Testing
Each run tested for faults and performance.
Labelling
Clear labels at the socket and the panel.
What we cable for
Common reasons for new network cabling.
- Office desks and workstations
- Wi-Fi access points on ceilings
- IP CCTV cameras and recorders
- TVs, consoles and home cinema
- Printers, phones and smart devices
Not sure what you need? Tell us what is happening and we will advise.
No-obligation quote
What affects the cost
Cabling is quoted after a survey. The cost depends on:
- Number of cable runs
- Cable type: Cat6 or Cat6A
- Building construction and access
- Containment, sockets and patch panels
How it works
How a cabling installation works
Survey
Points and routes agreed on site.
Run cable
Cables installed and protected along the route.
Terminate
Ends finished on sockets and the patch panel.
Test and label
Every run tested and clearly labelled.
Who it is for
Network cabling for every project
Office fit-outs
New desks, meeting rooms and comms rooms.
Homes and renovations
Cabling during building work, ready for the future.
CCTV projects
PoE cabling for IP cameras.
Good to know
- Cat6 runs should stay under 100 metres
- Renovations are the best time to add cable
- Avoid running data next to mains cables
- Labelled cabling saves time on every future job
Related services
Other services you may need
Cat6 Cabling Installation
Gigabit cabling for desks, cameras and access points.
Cat6A Cabling Installation
10-gigabit-ready cabling for demanding and future-proof networks.
Network Installation
Switches, routers and cabling installed as one tidy system.
IP CCTV Installation
Network cameras on PoE cabling with an NVR and app viewing.
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FAQs
Network Cabling questions
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