Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a and fiber backbone wiring

Structured Cabling

Certified network cabling, patch panels and rack build-outs designed for uptime and easy expansion.

What This Service Covers

We design and install the physical network layer your building runs on: horizontal drops to every workstation, camera and access point, plus the fiber or copper backbone that ties closets together.

Every run is pulled to Wisconsin code, terminated on quality hardware, labeled at both ends and certified with a tester report you keep on file. That documentation makes future moves, adds and changes fast and cheap.

Typical projects include office fit-outs, warehouse Wi-Fi backhaul, multi-tenant buildings, clinics and new residential construction pre-wire.

Typical Pricing Ranges

Ranges below are typical installed prices in our service area. Every job gets a written fixed-price scope after the site walk — these numbers are for budgeting.

Standard Cat6 drop (per run)

Includes cable, jack, patch cord, testing. Ceiling access dependent.

$140 - $250

Cat6a / shielded drop

For PoE++ devices, WAPs and long runs.

$220 - $375

Wall-mount rack build-out

Rack, patch panels, PDU, dressing and labeling.

$900 - $2,400

Fiber backbone run

Per link, depending on distance, conduit and fusion splicing.

$1,200 - $4,500

Whole-home pre-wire

New construction, 12-30 drops plus media panel.

$2,500 - $7,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Cat6 or Cat6a — which do I need?+

Cat6 handles 1Gb everywhere and 10Gb up to about 55 meters, which covers most offices. Choose Cat6a for long runs, high-power PoE cameras, dense Wi-Fi 6E/7 access points or if you want the cabling to outlive two hardware refreshes.

Do you certify the cabling?+

Yes. Every drop is tested and you receive a certification report per port before we invoice. That report is often required by insurers and enterprise IT departments.

Can you work around our business hours?+

Yes. Evening and weekend installs are common for occupied offices, retail and clinics. We schedule it in the quote so there is no overtime surprise.

How long does a typical office take?+

A 25-drop office is usually 2-3 days including rack build-out and certification. Larger warehouse or multi-floor jobs are phased so you never lose the whole network at once.

Where We Offer Structured Cabling

Areas below are on our regular dispatch list for this specific service. Response times are measured from our Kenosha shop.

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