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Wired where it actually matters.

Ethernet drops, switches, and concealed Cat6 runs — the wired backbone of a whole-property setup, so cameras, desks, and access points stay fast without fighting WiFi.

Home network cabling
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We can help if

  • Cameras or desks that keep dropping
  • A finished home that still needs hidden runs
  • Access points that should be hard-wired
Installation effort
Moderate
Recommended for
ResidentialBusiness
Home network cabling
What the work looks like

What's included

  • Walkthrough and drop plan
  • Cat6 and Cat6A runs
  • Switch and patch panel setup
  • Wall plate and concealment work
  • Testing and labeling

Cabling details

Cable typesCat6, Cat6A, coax, speaker, low-voltage
HardwareManaged switches, patch panels, keystone jacks
FinishConcealed runs, wall plates, labeled ports

DropA single cable run from your network equipment to one wall outlet.

Common questions

Can you install Ethernet in a finished home?

Yes. We look for existing paths first — closets, crawl space, attic — and conceal what we can. The assessment is where we show you the realistic options.

Do you patch and paint after cable runs?

We conceal what we can and leave the finish as clean as the path allows. Patch and paint depends on the walls — we flag that during the assessment, before anything is scheduled.

Do you run new Ethernet cable?

Yes. New drops are part of a whole-property setup when access points, cameras, or desks need a wired run. We use existing paths first, then conceal what we can.

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How many drops does a house usually need?

It depends on where access points, cameras, and desks actually sit. Many homes need a handful of well-placed runs rather than a drop in every room. The walkthrough is where we count them.

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