Cat6, Cat6a and fiber network cabling, plus the switches, racks and power behind it, for offices across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and Northern NJ. Installed to TIA/EIA and BICSI standards, tested, labeled and documented.
Four quick questions, then your estimate. It takes under a minute.
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Computer, phone and Wi-Fi cabling for NYC offices: the voice and data work structured cabling contractors and telecommunications contractors do, plus the network that runs on it.
Cat6a, Cat6, and fiber installations to industry standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI). Tested, certified, labeled, documented.
Enterprise-grade switches with PoE, stacking, and VLAN support. Cisco, Aruba, Meraki, Fortinet, Ubiquiti.
Rack design, cable management, power distribution, ventilation, and physical security for IDFs and MDFs.
UPS sizing, runtime planning, monitoring, and generator integration for critical infrastructure.
Server sizing, RAID configuration, hypervisor setup (VMware, Hyper-V), backup integration, and ongoing maintenance.
Every install comes with physical diagrams, port maps, IP plans, credentials, and a runbook.
Our network installation service runs the same way on every job, from a few new drops to a full floor.
Start with the estimator above or a call. We confirm the drop count, cable type and rack location, then quote it.
Our structured cabling installers work nights and weekends in occupied offices, so your team keeps working.
Every run is tested, certified and labeled, so any jack can be traced back to its port in seconds.
You get as-builts: physical diagrams, port maps and IP plans for every install.
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Most Cat6 drops run $150–$300 each installed; small jobs of 10 drops or fewer run $275–$400 each. The estimator at the top of this page gives a range for your space, and we confirm the final price before any work starts.
Our network installers work across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island and Northern NJ. If you're looking for network cabling near you in those areas, call 866-252-1860 or start with the estimator above.
Wireless still depends on wired backhaul. Poor cabling causes random performance issues that look like Wi-Fi problems. APs, security cameras, VoIP phones, and printers all need quality cable.
Yes. We typically do cabling and rack work nights and weekends to minimize disruption. We coordinate with your operations team.
Cat6a supports 10 Gigabit at 100m and is the safer long-term bet for new installs. Cat6 is fine for shorter runs (under 55m) and 1 Gigabit speeds.
Power distribution within racks: yes. New circuits or panel work: we coordinate with licensed electricians, but they do the wiring.
Same-day on-site response across the NY/NJ metro area
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