Commercial low-voltage services
Everything Cablify installs, grouped the way projects are usually scoped: cabling, security and wireless, rooms and projects, and multi-site programs. Commercial work only, in the 20 largest U.S. metro areas.
- Work
- Commercial buildings only
- Coverage
- 20 major U.S. metro areas
- Standards
- ANSI/TIA-568, TIA-569 and TIA-606
- Testing
- Fluke certification on any project
- Systems
- Hubbell Certified Installer
Cabling
Copper and fiber from the point where service enters the building to every desk, access point and camera.
Structured cabling
The complete system: entrance facility, equipment room, backbone, telecom rooms and horizontal runs to every outlet, planned and labeled as one design.
Network and data cabling
New drops, added drops and replacement runs for desks, printers, access points and cameras, terminated and labeled to match your patch panels.
Cat6 cabling
Gigabit to the desk across the full 100 meter channel. The usual choice for workstations, phones and printers.
Cat6A cabling
10 Gb across the full channel and better heat handling in large PoE bundles, for access points, cameras and spaces you plan to keep.
Fiber optic cabling
Single-mode and multimode backbone between floors, buildings and IDFs, with LC or MPO termination, loss testing, and OTDR testing on request.
Low voltage cabling
Cabling for building systems beyond the network, such as door hardware, AV and sensors, run and labeled to the same standard as your data cabling.
Security and wireless
Cameras, card readers and access points, scheduled with the network cabling so each device has a tested drop waiting for it.
Security cameras
IP camera layout, PoE cabling, mounting and aiming, with recording on an NVR or a cloud platform and remote viewing set up.
Access control
Card and mobile readers, electrified locks, door contacts, request-to-exit devices and controller wiring, coordinated with your door hardware supplier.
Wi-Fi access points
Access point drops placed from a coverage plan and mounted on ceilings, walls or above racking, with Cat6A where the access points need it.
Rooms and projects
The rooms that hold the network, and the project types that come up during a building’s life.
Data center and server rooms
Racks and cabinets, overhead ladder rack, patch panels, cable management and fiber trunks, plus cleanup of rooms that grew without a plan.
Racks and cabinets
Floor and wall-mount racks, anchoring, grounding and bonding, and vertical and horizontal cable management.
New construction and fit-outs
The low-voltage scope for new buildings and tenant improvements, worked to the general contractor’s schedule from rough-in to closeout.
Moves, adds and changes
Relocating, adding or retiring drops in occupied space, with port maps updated so the records match the floor.
Cable cleanup and removal
Removal of abandoned cable above ceilings and in risers, which the National Electrical Code requires for the accessible portion of cable no longer in use, plus re-dressing of untidy racks.
Programs
For businesses that need the same result at many addresses.
Multi-site rollouts
One scope of work, one bill of materials for each site type and one closeout format, scheduled in waves across every location.
Which service do I need?
Match the situation to the service that usually comes first. A site assessment confirms the full scope.
| Your situation | Start with |
|---|---|
| Moving into a new office or fitting out a floor | Structured cabling, plus Wi-Fi access points |
| Adding desks or rearranging an occupied floor | Moves, adds and changes |
| Runs longer than 90 meters, or links between floors or buildings | Fiber optic cabling |
| 10 Gb links, Wi-Fi 6E or 7 access points, or high-power PoE devices | Cat6A cabling |
| A telecom room nobody wants to touch | Data center and server rooms or racks and cabinets |
| Old cable above the ceiling before a lease ends | Cable cleanup and removal |
| Cameras or card readers for a new or existing building | Security cameras and access control |
| The same setup in many stores or branches | Multi-site rollouts |
Request a quote
Tell us the address, the building type and what you need installed. Drawings help but are not required.