Structured network cabling for commercial and residential buildings, installed by a licensed electrician. Serving Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Union, and Northumberland Counties.
We run Cat 6 network cabling back to a central switch or patch panel, terminate it, label it, and test it. We run Cat 5e and Cat 6A when a job calls for it.
Every project is priced via quote, so send us the details and we'll put together something for you. We are a smaller local business so if we feel we aren't the right fit for you, we will tell you honestly.
Most of our cabling work is commercial — offices, retail, and restaurants, either during a buildout or added to a building already in use.
We coordinate with the general contractor on the schedule, and with whoever manages the network on where the drops need to land.
Scope: Cat 5e / 6 / 6A drops · patch panel & rack termination · runs back to the main switch · labeling · certification testing available
We install to TIA-568 standards, and every run gets tested for connection before we call it done.
If your job requires full certification, we can certify each drop with a Fluke DSX-5000 CableAnalyzer and give you the report. Tell us what level of testing you need and we'll take it into account for the quote.
We run the cable, terminate it, land it at the switch or patch panel, and test it.
We don't configure your network. Once the cabling is in, your IT people take it from there.
Yes, though most of our cabling work is commercial. A remodel is a good time to run drops, while the walls are open.
They're rated for different speeds and frequencies, with Cat 6A at the top. Cat 6 covers most jobs. We'll do whichever speed you prefer and take that into account for our quotes.
No. We run, terminate, land, and test the cable. Your IT provider handles switches, routing, and configuration.
Usually, yes. It's more work than an open-wall install, but it's a normal part of the job.
Every run is tested for connection. If your job requires it, we can certify each drop with a Fluke DSX-5000 and give you the report.
Drop counts, cable runs, and building conditions vary too much to post a number that would be accurate. Send us the details and we'll put together a quote.