Structured cabling your IT team never has to redo.
Cabling Inc plans, installs, terminates, and certifies copper and fiber for offices, warehouses, and data centers — with labeled ports and as-built documentation delivered at handoff.
- TIA-568 compliant terminations
- Fluke channel + permanent link testing
- Single-mode & multi-mode fiber
- Labeled patch panels, front and back
Tell us what you're building.
A cabling estimator reads every inquiry — no auto-dialers.
Three disciplines. One accountable crew.
CopperCAT6 & CAT6A
Gigabit and multi-gig runs pulled to spec, terminated on keystones and patch panels, certified per channel.
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FiberFiber Optic
OS2 single-mode and OM3/OM4 multi-mode backbones, LC/SC terminations, OLTS or OTDR testing on request.
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RacksRacks & MDF/IDF
New rack build-outs, patch panels, horizontal managers, and clean tie-in to existing infrastructure.
DetailsBuilt for the environments cabling actually lives in.
From a single conference room drop to a multi-floor backbone, we scope the pathways, plan the pulls, and hand off a system your network team can extend.
- Corporate offices
- Tenant improvements
- Warehouses & distribution
- Manufacturing floors
- Data centers & MDF rooms
- Retail build-outs
- Schools & campuses
- Healthcare facilities
A predictable path from walkthrough to handoff.
- 01
Site walk & scope
We walk the space, confirm pathways, drop counts, rack location, and coordinate with GC, IT, and other trades.
- 02
Pull & terminate
Cable is pulled with correct bend radius, dressed cleanly, and terminated on keystones and patch panels to TIA-568.
- 03
Test, label & document
Certification testing on every run, labeling front and back, and as-built documentation delivered at handoff.
The paperwork is part of the job.
A cabling project is only finished when the next person in the room can find a port without guessing. Every project closes with a documentation packet — not a shrug and a bag of test tools.
- Copper certification
- Fluke DSX or equivalent — permanent link and channel results per run
- Fiber certification
- OLTS insertion-loss testing; OTDR traces on request for backbone runs
- Labeling
- Machine-printed labels on both ends, matched to patch panel port numbers
- Documentation
- As-built drawings, port maps, and test report packet delivered at handoff
Straight answers on scope, testing, and timing.
What areas does Cabling Inc serve?
Cabling Inc provides structured cabling installation and upgrades throughout the California, from our office at 1000 Fulton Pl, Fremont, CA 94539.
What is the difference between CAT6 and CAT6A cabling?
CAT6 supports 1 Gbps at the full 100-meter channel and 10 Gbps on shorter runs. CAT6A supports 10 Gbps across the full 100-meter channel and is the common standard for new commercial installations.
Should I install fiber optic or copper cabling?
Copper (CAT6/CAT6A) is typical for workstation drops, access points, and short in-building runs. Fiber optic is used for backbone runs between floors or buildings, long distances, and higher-bandwidth links. Many projects use both.
Do you test and certify every cable run?
Yes. Every copper run is certification-tested, and every fiber strand is tested with insertion-loss or OTDR testing. Test results and port labeling are provided as part of the as-built documentation.
Can you add drops to an existing office without shutting it down?
In most cases, yes. Additions, moves, and small changes can typically be pulled and terminated during business hours or after hours depending on the workspace and access to the pathways.
How do I request a quote?
Submit the quote form on any page with a short description of your project, or call Cabling Inc at (510) 474-9934. We follow up to discuss scope, timing, and next steps.