Business service
Structured cabling and fiber for business.
Structured cabling and fiber are the foundation of your office network. We plan and install structured cabling South Florida businesses rely on, including the network cabling, racks and patch panels it requires.
What is included
Structured cabling South Florida: what goes into an install.
The pieces of a structured cabling project, from the rack to the wall port. For homes, see home technology services, or browse all services.
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Network cabling runs
Horizontal Cat6 and Cat6A data cabling to desks, rooms and equipment.
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Fiber
Fiber optic cabling for links between rooms, floors or buildings.
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Racks and patch panels
Rack layout, patch panels and cable management.
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Organized installation
Planned paths, a neat rack and an installation that is easier to maintain.
- Network
- Audio
Components depend on the project; not every install includes all of them.
How it works
Assess. Install. Support.
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Assess
Walk the site, plan the paths
A site review of cable paths, rack location and what needs to connect, then a written plan.
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Install
Install to the plan
Cabling and fiber installed to the plan, racked and patched neatly.
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Support
Planned and supported
A planned, neat installation is easier to support later, on-site or remote.
Why TRUST 360 for business
What business customers get from this work.
Why TRUST 360 at home
What residential customers get from this work.
Planned first
A site review and a written plan before cable is pulled.
- Paths and rack location agreed up front
- Copper and fiber planned together
- Fits the network that will run on it
Clean rack work
Cabling and fiber installed to the plan, racked and patched neatly.
- Rack layout and cable management
- Patch panels set up to the plan
- Neat cable management
Easier to maintain
A planned, neat installation is easier to support later.
- A neat, planned installation
- Easier to maintain and support
- Ready for support later
On-site and remote support
Support after the install, on-site or remote.
- On-site or remote
- Based on the planned installation
- Ongoing support after the install
One project, one point of contact
Cabling, equipment and installation are planned together, so you are not coordinating separate contractors for the network, audio and cameras.
- Low-voltage cabling, audio, cameras and network equipment
- Planned together from the start
- One company for the whole project
A network built for the home
Gateways, firewalls, switches and Wi-Fi are chosen and set up together, with wiring behind them. Planning where the equipment and access points go helps coverage where you actually use it.
- Gateways, firewalls, switches and Wi-Fi
- Equipment locations planned with the cabling
- Set up to work together
Audio and cameras, supplied and installed
We provide the equipment and install it, including the cabling that connects it. You deal with one company from selection to installation.
- Audio equipment supplied and installed
- Camera equipment supplied and installed
- Connecting cabling included
Control4 integration
Audio, cameras and thermostats can be brought together with Control4 so they are managed from one place. Ask us what your project involves.
- Audio, cameras and thermostats
- Brought together with Control4
- Tell us what you have or plan
Deliverables
What you receive.
The tangible outputs of the project.
Plan
Cabling and rack plan
Install
Network cabling and fiber links
Rack
Organized rack and patch panels
Support
Installation that is easier to maintain
FAQ
Questions about structured cabling.
Which type of network cabling do I need?
Cat6 and Cat6A copper cabling typically connects desks, Wi-Fi access points, cameras and other devices. Fiber links separate rooms, floors or buildings. Which mix you need depends on distances, your equipment and what the network will carry, which we work out with you. Tell us about your space and we will recommend what fits.
When is fiber used instead of copper?
Fiber is typically chosen for links between rooms, floors or buildings, where a copper run may be too long or the connection has to span separate spaces. Short connections to desks and devices usually stay on copper. If you are not sure what your building needs, describe it in a quote request and we will plan it with you.
Do you work with an existing rack or network?
It depends on what is there and what you need to add. Describe your current rack, patch panels and network in the quote request, and we will look at what can stay and what should change. Mention how many rooms or floors are involved.
What do I need to prepare before a visit?
Tell us what kind of space it is (office, store, warehouse or home), how many rooms or floors are involved, and what you need to connect. If you have a floor plan, share it, along with a description of the network equipment you use now. Send those details in a quote request and we will take it from there.
How much does structured cabling cost?
Cost depends on the number of cable runs, the distances, the building and whether fiber or a new rack is involved. Because every site is different, we scope each project individually. Send a quote request with a short description of your space, or call (954) 505-6518, and we will follow up.
Related services
Often planned together.
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Service areas
South Florida business service areas: Broward and Miami-Dade.
Service areas in Broward and Miami-Dade. These are areas we serve, not office locations.
- Broward
- Miami-Dade
Get a Quote
Tell us about your cabling project.
Business or residential, send us the details of what you need.
Business service areas (not offices): Broward and Miami-Dade.