• 1,000+

    installations over 10+ years

  • 24/7

    support for managed-service clients

  • Excellent

    Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations

  • 7 Active Teams

    Operating throughout New York

Are you facing?

Structured cabling in NYC is planned around your stage: new build, move, cleanup or new systems.

  1. Your situation

    New build or fit-out

    01
    What we doSet pathways, sleeves and back boxes, and agree riser space with the GC, before drywall.
    What to expect

    Most cabling problems on construction projects are sequencing problems. As your low voltage contractor, we agree rough-in with the GC and electrician, so cable is in before walls close. The building's inspection and TCO dates set the cabling schedule. Every penetration is firestopped by the responsible trade.

  2. Your situation

    Moving offices or adding drops

    02
    What we doCable tenant moves, fit-outs and add, move and change work, phased around business hours.
    What to expect

    Security and network systems are live in the new space on day one. In occupied offices, cable that tests to standard is reused.

  3. Your situation

    Our telecom room is a mess

    03
    What we doRe-dress, re-label and remove abandoned cable, then document what stays.
    What to expect

    Existing rooms become readable again, and dead cable leaves the pathways. Racks, patch panels, cable management, grounding and power are laid out so maintenance is straightforward.

  4. Your situation

    Cabling for cameras, readers and intercoms

    04
    What we doRun the cable as the team that installs and configures the devices on it.
    What to expect

    Cameras, access control, intercom, PA and lighting control are planned on one cable schedule. When a camera will not come online, one team tests from switch port to device, with no handoff between cabler and installer.

What you receive at handover

Every run is tested, labeled and recorded, so faults are found in minutes.

Patch panels with neatly dressed cabling
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Certified test results

What we deliver

Every copper and fiber link certified to its rated category.

Why it matters

Certifier results are handed over, so performance is proven, not assumed.

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One labeling scheme

What we deliver

Both ends of every cable, port and rack labeled on one scheme.

Why it matters

Any cable or port is identified at a glance.

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As-built drawings

What we deliver

Drawings of outlets, routes and telecom rooms as built.

Why it matters

Future upgrades start from what is in the walls, not from what was designed.

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Power that protects egress

What we deliver

PoE budgets, UPS backup and dedicated circuits requested at design.

Why it matters

PoE draw fits each switch with headroom for heaters, IR illuminators and added devices. Locks run from dedicated, supervised power supplies, so a network outage does not affect egress.

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Configured active network

What we deliver

Switches, firewalls and security appliances on Cisco Meraki or Alta Labs.

Why it matters

As a partner for both, we configure the active layer for the devices it carries.

See our completed cabling projects in New York

A two-venue hospitality build, and a school that stayed open during the work.

Pacha NYC sign at night
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Pacha NYC

cabling and fiber for two venues, carrying over 200 AI-powered cameras.

What we did

Structured cabling and fiber, low-voltage systems, integrated access control, IT infrastructure programming and bespoke occupancy software for Brooklyn Hall and Pacha (Five Development), carrying over 200 AI-powered cameras. 25+ technicians worked at once.

Classroom at Washington Market School, Tribeca
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Washington Market School, Tribeca

new low-voltage systems while the school stayed open.

What we did

Automated light controls (Cooper) and a PA system (AtlasIED), delivered through SPK/Lewis Construction and phased around the school day.

★★★★★
“Wiring job for our new office build out was done right. Low voltage runs are clean, nothing looks rushed or messy. Cameras are positioned exactly where we asked.”
Veronica Tyler, office build-out cabling

Planning a fit-out or new build?

Get the cabling designed for the systems it will carry.

Rated 4.9/5 5 stars by 110+ New York City businesses

Cat6, Cat6A or fiber: what decides the cable and the cost

Choosing network cabling in NYC starts with what each run must carry and for how long.

CableTypical useWhy choose it
Cat6Data outlets, readers, intercom stations, most camerasCost-effective for horizontal runs and current PoE devices
Cat6APTZ and multi-sensor cameras, dense PoE bundles, long-life fit-outsMore headroom for bandwidth and heat
Fiber optic cablingRisers, IDF-to-MDF backbones, links between buildingsDistance and capacity copper cannot carry; fusion spliced or pre-terminated
Plenum-rated (any type)Air-handling spacesRequired there by NYC code; confirmed per space before ordering
Code we build to

Low-voltage circuits are installed to NEC Article 725 and the NYC Electrical Code.

Our structured cabling process

Five steps, phased around operating hours in occupied offices, schools, venues and stores.

  1. 01

    Survey and design

    Device counts, cable categories, risers and PoE budgets, with our security design team.

  2. 02

    Coordination

    Rough-in, riser and power agreed with your GC and electrician before walls close.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Cable pulled, terminated and dressed; racks and switches installed.

  4. 04

    Test and document

    You receive certifier results, the labeling scheme and as-built drawings.

  5. 05

    Connect systems

    Devices configured, with a 12-month warranty and maintenance plans.

FAQs

Structured cabling FAQs

How much does structured cabling cost in NYC?

Structured cabling cost in NYC depends on drop count, cable category, fiber, ceiling and riser access, and whether the building is occupied. We price from a site survey, and our guide to structured cabling cost explains the drivers.

What are the subsystems of a structured cabling system?

A structured cabling system has six subsystems under the ANSI/TIA-568 standards: entrance facilities, the equipment room (MDF), backbone cabling, telecommunications rooms (IDF), horizontal cabling and the work area. The riser backbone is usually fiber, and horizontal runs are Cat6 or Cat6A from the IDF to each device.

Can you upgrade data cabling in an occupied office?

Yes, we upgrade data cabling in occupied offices by phasing work around business hours. Cable that tests to standard is reused, and abandoned cable is removed.

How do we choose a structured cabling contractor?

To choose a structured cabling contractor, ask for four things: licensing and insurance, certified test results for every link, as-built drawings at handover, and one team accountable for the devices on the cable.

Do you provide network cabling in Manhattan and the other boroughs?

Yes, we provide network cabling in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, from our office in Midtown Manhattan near Bryant Park.

Plan the Cabling and the Systems Together

Share your drawings or walk us through the building. We'll show how the cabling connects to your integrated systems.

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