Infrastructure and projects

Structured Cabling and Low-Voltage

Clean, labeled, tested runs from the patch panel to every drop. We do it ourselves.

Who it's for

Build-outs, remodels, new drops for a growing team, and the office where the closet looks like spaghetti and nobody knows which cable goes where.

What's included

Cat6 and fiber runs from the patch panel to every drop, pulled, terminated, labeled at both ends, and tested. Patch panels and racks installed and dressed. Low-voltage runs for cameras, access control, access points, and phones. Existing cabling tested and documented, with a map of what goes where.

Most IT companies subcontract this work. We do it ourselves, and because we're also the ones supporting your network afterward, we care how it looks in the closet.

Why AllTech for this

Clean cabling is the part of a network nobody sees and everybody depends on. A labeled, tested run is the difference between a five-minute fix and an afternoon of guessing.

And when you move or expand, the documentation is already there.

How we work

Three commitments, on every service.

4-Hour Response

Reach out during business hours and a person responds within four hours. Usually a lot sooner.

No Surprises Billing

You pay for a package or a scoped project, and that covers the work. No hourly tally, no per-incident invoice.

Your Keys. Your Kingdom.

You own your administrator accounts and your documentation from day one. If you ever hire in-house, the handoff is clean.

Questions we hear

Common questions

Cat6 or fiber?

Cat6 for nearly every drop to a desk, printer, phone, or access point. Fiber between buildings, on long runs between floors, or anywhere the distance or interference calls for it. We'll spec it in the plan.

Can you work around construction?

Yes. We coordinate with your general contractor so the runs go in before the drywall, and the drops land where the furniture ends up.

Do you label everything?

Both ends, with a map. It takes the least time of anything we do and pays off the most later.

Let's talk about your technology.

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