Structured cabling and low-voltage installation in Dallas-Fort Worth
Cablify installs network cabling, fiber, security cameras, access control and Wi-Fi for Dallas offices, DFW warehouses, data rooms and multi-site businesses across the Metroplex.
Cities we cover in DFW
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Plano
- Frisco
- Irving
- Arlington
- Richardson
- Garland
- Carrollton
- Grand Prairie
- McKinney
- Allen
- Lewisville
- Denton
DFW by district
The Metroplex is several markets in one. The district usually tells us what the cabling has to handle before we see the drawings.
| District | What is there | What the cabling needs |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown and Uptown Dallas | High-rise offices and new Class A towers | Riser backbone between floors, building rules for after-hours work, plenum cable above return-air ceilings |
| Las Colinas, Irving | Corporate offices between DFW Airport and Love Field | Cat6A to access points and conference rooms, fiber between buildings on campus sites |
| Plano, Frisco and Legacy West | Corporate headquarters and fast-growing office parks | Ground-up construction schedules, large training and conference spaces, card access at every entry |
| Richardson Telecom Corridor | Technology and telecom companies along US-75 | Dense drops, lab benches, fiber to equipment rooms |
| AllianceTexas and southern Dallas County | Large distribution and logistics buildings | Fiber to IDF cabinets, access points over racking, cameras on docks and yards |
| Data center corridors | Established sites in North Dallas and Richardson, newer campuses to the south and west | Fiber trunks, overhead ladder rack, labeling to the operator’s standard |
Building in a data center boom
Cushman & Wakefield ranked Dallas-Fort Worth the top primary data center market in the world in its 2026 ranking, based on construction pipeline, land and power. That growth keeps fiber crews and fiber materials in demand across the Metroplex.
For office and warehouse projects, it means planning fiber early. We confirm lead times for trunk cables and enclosures when we quote, and order them as soon as the scope is signed so the backbone does not hold up the rest of the job.
Services in Dallas-Fort Worth
The work we are asked for most across the Metroplex.
Structured cabling
Full systems for new Class A floors in Uptown and Legacy West, and phased upgrades in occupied offices in Las Colinas and North Dallas.
Security cameras
Dock, yard and gate cameras for distribution buildings, and identify-level cameras at entrances and registers.
Access control
Card and mobile readers for headquarters entries, IT rooms and tenant suites, coordinated with the door hardware supplier.
Wi-Fi access points
Access points mounted over racking for scanner coverage, and high-density layouts for training rooms and open offices.
Data center and server rooms
Racks, ladder rack, fiber trunks and patch fields, and cleanup of server rooms in older office buildings.
Multi-site rollouts
DFW stores and branches added to a wider rollout, or a Metroplex program run on its own.
Who licenses low-voltage work in Texas
Texas has no single low-voltage license. The work is split between three state agencies, and Dallas and Fort Worth add permits of their own.
| Work | State regulator | What applies |
|---|---|---|
| Structured cabling, data and voice | Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation | Communications cabling under 50 volts is generally exempt from electrician licensing under the Texas Electrical Safety and Licensing Act. |
| Security cameras, access control and intrusion alarms | DPS Private Security Program | Companies need a security license under the Private Security Act, and installers must be registered. |
| Fire alarm | State Fire Marshal’s Office | Fire alarm companies and technicians are licensed separately from security work. |
| Line-voltage power | Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation | New 120-volt circuits for racks, recorders or camera power supplies need a licensed electrician. |
Common questions
Do you cover Fort Worth and the suburbs?
Yes. We work across the Metroplex, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Denton and the cities between them.
Can you work after hours in Uptown and downtown towers?
Yes. Most high-rise buildings restrict noisy work and freight elevator use to evenings or weekends. We schedule to the building’s rules and arrange access with property management.
Do you install access points and cameras in tall warehouses?
Yes. We work from scissor and boom lifts, mount above racking clear of sprinkler heads, and route cable down columns or along roof joists.
How soon can you start?
Send the drawings or book a site assessment. The quote includes a start date and a schedule, and we confirm material lead times, especially for fiber, before we commit to dates.
Request a quote in Dallas-Fort Worth
Send the address, building type and what you need installed. For several DFW locations, list each address.