The wiring your network will live on for twenty years.
Designed, installed, labeled and certified. Then supported.
Everything else in IT gets replaced every few years. The cabling in the walls does not, and bad cabling is behind a surprising share of the slow, flaky networks we are called in to fix. We design and install structured cabling, fiber, wireless and equipment rooms for new construction, remodels and growing companies, and because we support the network afterward, we build it the way we would want to inherit it.
Structured Cabling & Wi-Fi, in four parts
Designed for the building and the business
Drop counts, pathways, rack locations and Wi-Fi coverage planned from the floor plan and how the space is actually used, before anyone pulls a cable.
Installed and certified
Cat6 or Cat6A, fiber where distance or interference calls for it, terminated to standard, labeled at both ends and tested with the results handed to you.
Wi-Fi that covers the shop floor
Surveyed and placed access points, not a router in a closet. Coverage for the office, the shop, the yard and the guest network, with the right separation between them.
A rack you are not ashamed of
Patch panels, cable management, power and cooling laid out so the next technician can trace any port in a minute.
Does any of this sound familiar?
The network is slow and nobody knows why.
Unlabeled cables, daisy-chained switches under desks, and a rack that looks like a plate of spaghetti.
The new building is going up.
The electrician asked where you want the data drops and you need an answer this week.
Wi-Fi dies past the office door.
The shop floor, the warehouse and the yard have no coverage, so scanners and tablets fall back to phones.
The second building is on a hotspot.
Fifty feet of parking lot between buildings and no fiber across it.
We plan it, install it, document it, and then it is simply the network we support.
What's actually included
Specific deliverables and cadences, so you can hold us to them.
Design
- Site walk and floor-plan design: drop locations, pathways, rack and equipment-room placement
- Wireless survey for coverage and capacity across office, production and outdoor areas
- Coordination with your general contractor and electrician on new builds and remodels
- Bill of materials and a fixed-price proposal with the drawing
Installation
- Cat6 and Cat6A copper runs, terminated, labeled at both ends and certification-tested
- Single-mode and multi-mode fiber between buildings, floors and equipment rooms
- Racks, patch panels, cable management, UPS power and grounding
- Enterprise wireless access points, controllers and guest network separation
- Switching and firewall installed and configured when the project includes network equipment
- Camera and access-control cabling run at the same time, so the walls are only opened once
Handover and support
- Test results, labeled drawings and a port map delivered as part of the project
- Warranty on workmanship, and manufacturer warranties registered in your name
- Add, move and change work quoted quickly from the documentation, without rediscovering the building
- The network supported under managed IT afterward, by the people who installed it
How fast we respond
The same published targets that cover every managed IT client.
P1You're down and nobody can work.
Critical outage — total business stop
First response30 minutes
Resolution goal2 hours
P2Something important is broken or crawling.
High impact — major degradation
First response1 hour
Resolution goal4 hours
P3One person needs something sorted.
Standard — individual request
First response2 hours
Resolution goal8 hours
Targets apply during business hours, Monday–Friday, 8:00am–5:00pm CT. Initial response is when a human has your ticket and has replied — not an autoresponder. Resolution goal is our target, not a guarantee; complex work sometimes runs longer, and we tell you when it will.
The phone is answered around the clock.
Call at 2am and a person picks up — not voicemail, not an offshore queue. We triage it on the spot.
- A genuine emergency gets a technician engaged that night. After-hours and emergency rates apply.
- Anything that can wait goes into the queue for the next business day, and you'll be told which it is.
- Round-the-clock coverage is available as an add-on for businesses that can't wait until morning — several of our clients run it.
Get a drawing and a fixed price before anyone opens a wall.
- A walk of the space or a review of the plans
- Drop counts, rack placement and Wi-Fi coverage recommended
- A fixed-price proposal with the drawing attached
- 1.We read every message the day it comes in.
- 2.A real person replies within one business day.
- 3.A quick, no-pitch call — you decide what's next.
What owners ask us first
Cat6 handles 1 Gbps to any desk and 10 Gbps over short runs; Cat6A carries 10 Gbps the full distance and supports the higher-power Wi-Fi access points and cameras arriving now. For new construction we usually recommend Cat6A because the cable is the one thing you will not replace.
Yes, regularly. On new builds we provide the drop locations and pathway requirements early, coordinate the rough-in, and terminate and test once the walls are closed.
Yes. Fiber between buildings or across a shop floor is a routine project, including the conduit or aerial path, and it removes the point-to-point wireless links and hotspots people resort to.
No. Cabling and wireless projects are quoted on their own. Most clients do have us support the network afterward, which is easier when we installed and documented it.
Door County, Kewaunee County, Green Bay and Brown County, the Fox Valley and the lakeshore, from Sturgeon Bay and Algoma. Larger projects further afield are quoted case by case.
Get a drawing and a fixed price before anyone opens a wall.
Network cabling, fiber, Wi-Fi and racks for offices, shops and new builds across Northeast Wisconsin: designed, installed, labeled and tested by the team that will support the network afterward.
No obligation. No sales pressure. Just an honest conversation.