Structured Cabling Specialists

Reliable CAT6, Fiber Optic & Network Cabling Services

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What we install

Structured cabling for offices, warehouses, and data centers

From a single conference room drop to a full building fiber backbone, our team handles design, installation, termination, testing, and cleanup.

STEP 1
Design & Site Walk

Pre-install site walk to confirm pathways, drop counts, rack layout, and equipment placement.

STEP 2
Install & Terminate

Neat pulls, proper bend radius, clean terminations at both keystones and patch panels.

STEP 3
Test & Document

Certification testing on every run, labeled ports, and clear as-built documentation.

Why Cabling Inc

Clean workmanship you can hand off to any IT team

Structured cabling is the layer nobody wants to redo. We plan the pathways, pull neatly, terminate correctly, and leave behind labeled ports and clear as-built documentation so the next person in the room isn't guessing.

  • Copper and fiber for offices, warehouses, and data centers
  • Certification testing on every run, delivered with the project
  • Labeled patch panels and jacks, front and back
  • Straightforward scope, straightforward pricing
CAT6 cables neatly dressed into a patch panelFiber optic patch panel with LC connectorsServer rack build-out with cable managementCabling technician working in a server room
FAQ

Common cabling questions

A few things clients ask before starting a structured cabling project.

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.

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