Structured cabling
Permanent-link installation from comms room to outlet. Patch panels dressed, ports labelled to a consistent scheme, and every link certified.
Cat6A and fibre networks for offices, hotels and industrial sites. Every link is tested to standard and handed over with the results — so the network you paid for is the network you got.
Permanent-link installation from comms room to outlet. Patch panels dressed, ports labelled to a consistent scheme, and every link certified.
Backbone and riser fibre, fusion spliced and terminated into cassettes. OTDR and insertion-loss results supplied per core.
Cable tray, basket, trunking and conduit installed to fill ratio and bend radius. Trenching and ducting where the route runs outside.
Specification, supply and installation of switching, wireless and cabinets — configured, mounted and documented, not just delivered to a loading bay.
Certification testing across every installed link, with the full result set handed over as part of the as-built pack.
Additional drops, re-patching and re-labelling in live buildings, scheduled around your operating hours.
The cabinet is set, earthed and powered. Patch panels are mounted and numbered before a single cable is pulled.
Backbone fibre and copper run vertically through the riser on dedicated containment, segregated from power.
Tray fans out above the ceiling to each zone. Bend radius and fill ratio are held the whole way — this is what fails a test later.
Faceplates terminated, labelled to match the panel, and tested. The label on the port matches the label on the panel matches the record.
Every permanent link is tested and the results are handed over. If a link fails, it is re-terminated and re-tested before sign-off.
We walk the building, agree routes and identify what the drawings do not show.
Cable class, containment, drop count and outlet positions, written down and priced.
Containment first, then cable, then termination — scheduled around occupied hours.
Test results, labelling schedule and as-built record, delivered as a pack.
This section holds four to six real installations — the building, the drop count, the cable class, and the test results.
awaiting photography & client permission
awaiting photography & client permission
awaiting photography & client permission
We walk the building, agree the routes, and identify what the drawings do not show. You get a specification you can compare against anyone else’s — drop count, cable class, containment and timeline, written down.