Structured Cabling & Network Installation in Toronto & the GTA

What We Install

Office Network Cabling (Cat6, Cat6a)

Full office build-outs and expansions. Runs from the server room or IDF closet to every workstation, meeting room, phone, printer, and ceiling-mounted AP. Cat6a is our default for new installs — the cost difference over Cat6 is about $15-$30 per run, and you get full 10Gbps support at 100m instead of Cat6 hitting its wall at 55m. Faceplates, jacks, and trim sized to match existing finishes.

Server Room & IDF Closet Design

Racks, patch panels, cable management arms, PDUs, UPS units, and environmental monitoring. We plan airflow, cable routing, and future growth so the room stays manageable as your IT team adds equipment. Clean terminations, labeled patch panels, proper slack loops. A server room you can walk into in two years and still understand.

Fiber Optic Backbone & Between-Building Runs

Multimode for in-building backbone, single-mode for longer runs and between-building connections. Fusion spliced and terminated in-house. We run conduit where exposed, pull fiber through risers for multi-floor buildings, and handle outdoor runs with proper weatherproofing and strain relief.

Wi-Fi Access Point Drops

One cable run per ceiling-mounted AP, properly sized for the PoE the AP needs (PoE vs PoE+ vs PoE++). Cable placement matched to the Wi-Fi heatmap so you do not end up with signal dead zones after everything is installed. We work with Ubiquiti, Cisco Meraki, Aruba, and Ruckus AP hardware.

Cable Retrofit & Legacy Upgrades

Older offices with Cat5e that is maxing out at gigabit, or wild bundles of decade-old cable nobody has labeled. We can trace, tone, and document existing cabling, remove abandoned runs (a fire code issue in most jurisdictions), and swap in modern Cat6a where the old runs no longer meet the requirement. Minimal downtime — we stage the work around your business hours.

Voice, Paging & Low Voltage

Beyond data — we also run VoIP, paging, intercom, door access, and CCTV cabling. Single site visit handles everything. Plenum-rated where required (above drop ceilings), riser-rated in vertical shafts, all to Ontario Electrical Safety Code.

Our Install Process

Structured cabling is one of those things that gets hidden in walls — you only see the bad work after everything stops working. Here is how we keep that from happening.

1. Site Walk & Drop Count

We walk the space, review floor plans, and confirm where every drop should go. For office build-outs, we coordinate with the general contractor and the landlord to understand core drilling, ceiling access, and after-hours work windows. For retrofits, we survey existing cabling and document what can stay vs what needs replacing.

2. Quote With Drop-Level Detail

Itemized quote — every run, every termination, every patch port. You see exactly how many drops, what grade of cable, where terminated, and the Fluke test deliverable. No “miscellaneous cabling” line items.

3. Installation

Cable pulled cleanly, supported every 1.5 metres per code, separated from power runs per EMI rules, plenum-rated in return-air ceilings. Terminations done with proper tooling — no snips and prayers. Rack and patch panel work labelled as we go, not at the end.

4. Fluke Certification

Every drop tested with a Fluke DSX or equivalent certifier. You get a printed PDF report with pass/fail results, cable lengths, and NEXT/RL margins. If anything fails, we fix it before handoff. No “we tested it, it works” — you get the numbers.

5. Labelling & Documentation

Every jack labeled, every patch port labeled, patch panels documented, and a digital copy of the floor plan marked up with drop locations. Your IT team and future contractors will know exactly where every cable goes without having to toner trace anything.

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