Struggling with Outdated Network Cabling?

We deliver robust computer network cabling solutions that keep your IT infrastructure running smoothly.

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Your Network Should Support Your Success

Stronger Connections

A reliable IT infrastructure is the backbone of your business. Our expert cabling ensures a strong, stable network that keeps you connected.

Uninterrupted Workflow

Slow or faulty networks cause frustration and downtime. We design structured cabling systems that keep your business running efficiently.

Future-Proof Performance

Your network should grow with your business. Our scalable solutions ensure you’re prepared for the demands of tomorrow.

Reliable IT Infrastructure

We understand the frustrations

Slow connections, dropped signals, and tangled wires—it’s frustrating when your network cabling isn’t up to par. Whether you’re expanding your business or upgrading outdated infrastructure, we know how critical it is to have a system that just works.

A seamless network you can count on

We design and install high-performance computer network cabling that keeps your IT infrastructure running smoothly. Our team ensures every cable is placed with precision, optimizing speed, efficiency, and reliability. No bottlenecks, no weak connections—just a seamless network you can count on.

Cabling built to standard, tested and labeled

Structured cabling is the permanent wiring in your walls and ceilings: every run from a desk, camera or wireless access point back to a patch panel in your network closet, and the links between closets. It usually outlasts the equipment plugged into it by many years, so it is worth getting right the first time.

Copper: Cat6 and Cat6A

Cat6 is a good fit for most desk connections: computers, phones and printers. Cat6A is the better choice for Wi-Fi access points, connections that need 10-gigabit speeds over long distances, and large bundles of cables powering cameras and other devices. Both carry 1 gigabit over the full 100-meter channel; for 10 gigabit, Cat6 reaches 37 to 55 meters depending on how tightly cables are bundled, and Cat6A the full 100. Many offices use both. Read our Cat6 vs. Cat6A guide.

Fiber between closets, floors and buildings

Copper Ethernet is designed for runs of up to 100 meters, about 328 feet, including the patch cords. Fiber carries data much farther, and all-dielectric fiber cable, with no metal in it, does not conduct electricity, so it is the safer way to connect two buildings with separate electrical grounds. See our fiber optic cabling page.

Power over the network cable

Security cameras, Wi-Fi access points, desk phones and door controllers often draw their power through the same cable that carries their data, known as Power over Ethernet. We plan the cabling around the devices you are connecting, including the power they need over the cable.

Tested and labeled

Our technicians test each connection after installation, and cables are labeled and documented, so anyone working on your network later can match a jack to its port in the closet without unplugging anything.

Selected projects

  • Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Clearwater Beach: structured cabling throughout the floors of the property during its remodel, with a new 6-strand single-mode fiber optic backbone.
  • KnowBe4, Clearwater: structured cabling across four floors, including OM4 multimode fiber optic infrastructure between floors.
  • ZooTampa at Lowry Park, Tampa: structured network and fiber optic cabling, plus Verkada security cameras and access control infrastructure.

Fast, Reliable, Connected

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Schedule a Network Assessment

Book a consultation with our network cabling experts to evaluate your current setup and determine the best cabling solutions for your business.

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Custom Network Design & Planning

We create a structured cabling plan that ensures high-speed data transfer, low interference, and future scalability for your IT infrastructure.

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Precision Installation & Testing

Our technicians install and test each connection, guaranteeing optimal speed, performance, and network security with minimal downtime.

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Stay Connected with a Reliable Network

With professionally installed cabling, your IT systems will run efficiently, keeping your business operations smooth and connected at all times.

FAQ

Your network is only as reliable as the cable behind it. Cabling that is installed to standard, tested and labeled delivers the speeds your equipment is rated for, can power cameras, phones and access points, and makes problems quick to trace. Poorly installed or untested cable causes slowdowns and dropouts that are hard to pin down.

Copper Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A, plus single-mode and multimode fiber optic cable. Cat6 suits most desk connections; Cat6A is the better choice for Wi-Fi access points, long 10-gigabit runs and dense bundles of powered devices; fiber connects network closets, floors and buildings.

Yes. We evaluate your current setup and what you need the network to support, then design a cabling plan that fits your building.

Yes. Older Cat5e is not automatically obsolete: it carries 1 gigabit over a full 100-meter channel, and the 2.5-gigabit standard was designed to run on it at full length, as the 5-gigabit standard was for Cat6, though older runs should be tested first. Cat6 carries 10 gigabit up to about 55 meters, and Cat6A the full 100. We can evaluate what you have and replace what needs it.

Copper Ethernet is designed for runs of up to 100 meters (about 328 feet), including patch cords, and can carry power to the devices it connects. Fiber carries data much farther: common 10-gigabit equipment is rated for about 300 meters on OM3 multimode fiber, about 400 meters on OM4, and up to 10 kilometers on single-mode. All-dielectric fiber cable, with no metal in it, does not conduct electricity, so it is also the safer link between buildings with separate electrical grounds.

Yes. Phones for internet-based phone systems plug into your office network, and many draw their power through the network cable, so every phone location needs a working jack, and phones powered over the cable need a switch port that supplies enough power. We can evaluate your existing cabling and add runs where phones need them.

Yes, we handle office moves. Plan the new space’s cabling early, ideally before the walls are closed up and well before move-in day, so the cable, jacks and network closet are ready when your equipment arrives.

We work around your schedule and keep disruption to a minimum while cabling is installed or replaced.

Yes. Cables are labeled and documented so anyone working on your network later can match a jack to its patch panel port without tracing cables by hand or unplugging anything.

Yes. Our larger projects include structured cabling through the floors of the Sheraton Sand Key Resort with a new single-mode fiber optic backbone, four floors for KnowBe4 in Clearwater with OM4 multimode fiber between floors, and network and fiber optic cabling at ZooTampa at Lowry Park.