Cat6, Cat6A and fiber network cabling for offices, warehouses and retail space across DFW. We pull the drops, terminate and test every run, label both ends, and leave the rack looking like someone cared.
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What we install
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Cat6 and Cat6A data drops — new offices, added workstations, conference rooms, reception, back-of-house.
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Fiber runs — building-to-building, floor-to-floor, and IDF/MDF uplinks where copper won't reach.
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Wireless access point drops — ceiling-mounted APs with the cabling and PoE budget planned before anyone climbs a ladder.
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Racks, patch panels and cable management — wall-mount or floor racks, punched and dressed patch panels, labeled patching.
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Cleanup and remediation — removing abandoned cable, re-terminating failed runs, fixing the mess a previous vendor left.
How a cabling job actually goes
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Walk the space. We look at the ceiling, the existing pathways, where the rack lives, and where you actually need drops — not where a floor plan says they should go.
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Fixed quote. Per-drop pricing, materials listed, no "we found something" surprises mid-job.
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Install. Runs pulled to spec, terminated, dressed and labeled at both the jack and the patch panel.
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Test and document. Every run certified and handed to you as a labeled port map, so the next person who touches your network isn't guessing.
Why the labeling matters more than you think
Most of the "our network is broken" calls in small offices aren't broken networks. They're an unlabeled patch panel, three dead ports nobody documented, and a switch with a cable in it that goes somewhere unknown. A cabling job that ends without a port map isn't finished — it just stopped. Every install we do ends with documentation you can hand to anyone.
Where we work
We're based in McKinney and cover Dallas and the north DFW suburbs: Plano, Frisco, Allen, Richardson, Addison, Carrollton, Lewisville, Denton and Dallas proper.
Common questions
Cat6 or Cat6A?
Cat6 handles gigabit everywhere and 10-gig on short runs, and it's what most offices need. Cat6A is worth it for uplinks, longer 10-gig runs, and high-density Wi-Fi drops. We'll tell you which one your job needs rather than upselling the whole building.
Can you work after hours?
Yes — most occupied-office work happens evenings and weekends so nobody loses a workday. After-hours and weekend work carries a premium, and it's in the quote before we start, not added afterward.
We only need a few drops added. Too small?
No. Adding four drops for a new hire cluster is a normal job.
Get a cabling quote
Tell us the square footage, roughly how many drops, and whether the space is occupied. That's enough for a real number.
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