DCI TECH USAStructured cabling
Cabling planned once, and done right.
We plan and install Cat6 and Cat6A cabling for desks, Wi-Fi access points, cameras and door readers, terminate it on patch panels, label every run and test it before handover.
How the project runs
From floor plan to tested ports.
Four steps for new offices, renovations and additions.
Before
Plan
Drops marked on the floor plan with your team.
Install
Pull
Cable pulled, supported and kept apart from power.
Install
Terminate
Jacks, patch panels, rack and cable management.
Handover
Test
Every run tested, labeled and recorded.
In detail
The parts of a good cabling job.
What separates cabling that lasts from cabling that causes problems.
Right cable for the job
Cat6 for most offices, Cat6A for high-power PoE and long-term capacity, plenum-rated where the building requires it.
Pathways and support
Cable supported in ceilings and walls, not lying on tiles or tied to pipes.
Patch panels and racks
Every run terminated in the closet, with cable management that keeps it serviceable.
Labels and drawings
A matching label at the wall and the panel, and a drawing that shows where each run goes.
Scope
What a cabling project includes.
The proposal lists the drops, materials and schedule.
The proposal includes
- Site survey and drop plan
- Cat6 or Cat6A cable and jacks
- Patch panels, rack and cable management
- Drops for desks, access points, cameras and readers
- Labeling at both ends
- Testing of every run
- As-built drawing and test results
- Coordination with your contractor or landlord
Quoted separately
- Electrical work
- Core drilling and fire-stopping beyond the agreed scope
- Ceiling and wall repairs by others
Building rules, permits and access hours are confirmed with your property manager before work begins.
For a quote
What we need for a quote.
With these details we prepare a drop plan and a price.
- 1Address and type of space
- 2Floor plan, if you have one
- 3Number of desks, access points, cameras and readers
- 4Where the network closet or rack is
- 5Your move-in or completion date
Frequently asked questions
Answers for your organization.
Have another question?
Call or text DCI TECH USA, or email us. We reply with the information you need, in writing.
Email info@dcitech.us ↗Cat6 or Cat6A: which do we need?
Cat6 is enough for most offices. Cat6A is better for high-power PoE devices, long runs and future capacity. We recommend per project.
Do you work with general contractors?
Yes. We coordinate schedules, pathways and inspections with your contractor and property manager.
Can you clean up an existing network closet?
Yes. We re-terminate, label and organize existing cabling, and document what is there.
Do you provide test results?
Yes. Every run is tested and the results are delivered with the as-built drawing.
Can you run cabling after hours?
Yes, when the building or your business requires it.
Why DCI TECH USA
Cabling planned with the network that uses it.
Planned with the network
Drops placed for Wi-Fi, cameras and readers.
Tested and labeled
Results and drawings delivered.
Coordinated
With contractors, landlords and schedules.
Supported afterwards
The same team for changes and moves.
Next step
Plan the cabling before the walls close.
Tell us the address, the space and your dates. We reply with a survey date and a written proposal.
Email info@dcitech.us