Data drops, Cat6 network cabling and structured cabling for homes, offices and commercial spaces.
Wi-Fi is convenient, but a wired connection is faster and more reliable for workstations, TVs, cameras and access points. We run it neatly and label it, so it’s easy to manage later.
Call (727) 476-7079 to plan your cabling
What we install
- Data drops: new network jacks where you need them
- Cat6 network cabling for computers, TVs, printers and wireless access points
- Structured cabling: organized runs back to a central location, with labeled jacks and patch panels
- Low-voltage rough-in for new construction and remodels
- Power and data together: dedicated circuits for network equipment, plus the cabling. Outlets & circuits →
Homes and businesses
- Homes: home offices, media rooms, access points and smart home wiring
- Businesses: offices, retail and medical suites, often as part of a tenant build-out or remodel
FAQ
Is Cat6 worth it over Wi-Fi? For devices that stay put, like desktops, TVs and access points, a wired connection is usually faster and more stable.
Can you add data drops in a finished house? Often, yes, depending on attic access and wall construction. We’ll look before we quote.
Do you do power and data in the same project? Yes. That’s one of the advantages of using an electrical contractor for low-voltage work.
Need more network jacks? Call (727) 476-7079.
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