You are building or fitting out
While the walls are open is the only cheap moment to run cable. We plan the routes and the points from the drawings and lay them before the walls close.
Your wiring grew by accident
A cable here, a switch there, nobody knows what goes where. We trace it, redo what has to be redone, and land it in a proper cabinet.
You are the contractor
You need the low current cabling done on schedule, coordinated with the electrician and the ceilings, and tested before handover.
How a cabling job goes
- 01The plan
The routes and the points from the drawings.
- 02The installation
The cable pulled while the walls are open.
- 03The setup
The cabinet built, patched and labelled.
- 04The handover
Every line tested, and the plan handed over.
What structured cabling changes for you
- Every later job takes an hour, not a day. A new desk, a new camera, a new till: the point is there, labelled, tested.
- Copper and fiber sized for what the place will carry. Sized for the place when it is full.
- One tidy cabinet, every line labelled. Any technician finds any line in seconds.
- Every line tested before handover. You get the test results and a plan of what goes where.
- It outlives the equipment. Devices change every few years. The cabling stays.
How cabling is charged
By project, as part of a fit out or on its own, with the number agreed before work starts.
After the cabling
Kept running under the IT management agreement with everything else, or handed over working. Either way you have the plan and access to everything.