Service · Maintenance, Repair & Cabling

VOIP MAINTENANCE, REPAIR & CABLING.

Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a runs for offices, retail, medical, and multi-floor buildouts. Brooklyn-based, licensed and insured, COI on request. Most jobs scoped in 24 hours and completed in days, not weeks.

Why It Matters

Bad cabling is the foundation under every IT problem.

NYC office buildings are full of cabling that was correct in 2008 and isn't anymore. Patchwork runs added one at a time. Cat3 buried in a wall behind drywall. Switches plugged into other switches plugged into other switches. Wi-Fi access points on a 2 Mbps backhaul because someone tapped into a phone wire.

Most "the internet is slow" calls we get turn out to be cabling problems, not internet problems. Most "the Wi-Fi drops in the back room" calls are cabling problems. Doing it right once, properly terminated runs from a labeled patch panel to every drop, pays back forever.

Maintenance & Repair

VoIP maintenance and on-site service when something breaks.

NYC small businesses don't just need cabling installed once and left alone. Cables get damaged during office renovations, jacks fail, runs need to be extended after a layout change, and a new IP phone needs another drop. We handle the ongoing service work alongside the original buildout.

Typical maintenance and repair work we do for NYC offices:

Most cabling-only providers don't touch the phone system; most phone-system providers don't touch the cabling. We do both, which means one call covers both ends of the problem.

What We Install

From a single drop to a full office.

Office Buildouts

New-construction or post-renovation cabling for the entire space. Patch panel, switch closet, workstation drops, conference room AV runs, ceiling-mount access point pulls.

Adds & Renovations

Extending existing cabling to new desks, moving stations after a layout change, fishing cable through finished walls and dropped ceilings.

Network Closets

Wall-mount or rack-mount enclosures, patch panels (24/48 port), cable management, uninterruptible power supplies, and proper labeling of every termination.

Multi-Floor Runs

Riser cabling between floors, coordination with building management for shaft access, fire-stopping at penetrations. Common for multi-floor offices and growing businesses.

Fiber Drops

Single-mode and multi-mode fiber for high-bandwidth backbones, ISP demarc extensions, and connections between buildings on a campus.

Voice + Data Combined

If you're running our phone system, we install phone cabling and data cabling on the same trip. One vendor, one COI, one schedule.

Camera & Access Cabling

PoE runs for UniFi cameras, door access readers, and intercom systems. Coordinated with the network design so power and bandwidth match the load.

Decommissioning & Cleanup

Pulling out dead runs from years of patchwork. Re-labeling and re-terminating into clean patch panels. Often the right first step before adding anything new.

Cable Standards We Run

Right cable for the job.

We don't push the highest-spec cable on every job, sometimes Cat6 is the right answer, sometimes Cat6a is. We'll recommend based on your actual bandwidth needs and how long you plan to be in the space.

Cat5e

1 Gbps

Gigabit Ethernet up to 100m. Minimum spec for new installs. Cost-effective for short runs in low-bandwidth contexts.

Cat6

10 Gbps

10 Gbps up to 55m, or gigabit up to 100m with better noise immunity. Good middle-ground choice.

Cat6a

10 Gbps

Full 10 Gbps up to 100m. Future-proof for upgrades. Our default recommendation for new business buildouts.

Fiber (SM/MM)

100 Gbps+

For high-bandwidth backbones, building-to-building runs, or where copper distance limits don't work.

How It Works

From quote to keys-in-hand.

01

Walk-Through

We come on-site to scope the job, measure runs, identify cable paths, check building requirements. 30-60 min for a typical office.

02

Written Quote

Within 24 hours: line-itemed quote with drop count, cable spec, labor, hardware, and timeline. COI issued for your building if required.

03

Schedule

Coordinate work window with you and the building. Many NYC jobs run evenings/weekends to avoid disrupting operations.

04

Install

Pull cable, terminate into patch panel and workstation jacks, test every drop with a cable certifier, label everything.

05

Documentation

Hand you a labeled patch panel diagram + drop map. So six months from now you (or whoever) can trace any cable.

Maintenance, Repair, & Cabling FAQ

Common questions from NYC business owners.

Do you provide a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for our building?

Yes. Most NYC commercial buildings require a COI naming the building owner and management company as additional insured before we can work on-site. We carry general liability, workers' compensation, and tools/equipment insurance, and we can have a COI issued to your specific building requirements within 24 hours of your request.

What's the difference between Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a?

Cat5e supports gigabit (1 Gbps) up to 100 meters and is the bare minimum for any new install. Cat6 supports 10 Gbps up to 55 meters or gigabit up to 100 meters with better noise immunity. Cat6a supports full 10 Gbps up to 100 meters and is the standard choice for new business installs where you want headroom for future upgrades. We typically recommend Cat6a for new buildouts unless budget is tight; Cat6 is a reasonable compromise.

How long does a typical NYC office cabling job take?

Small offices (10-25 drops): typically 1-2 days. Medium offices (25-75 drops): 3-5 days. Larger or multi-floor jobs: 1-2 weeks depending on complexity. Building access restrictions (after-hours-only work, weekend coordination, freight elevator schedules) can extend timelines. We provide a written schedule with the quote.

Do you work on weekends or after-hours?

Yes. Many of our cabling jobs happen evenings and weekends to avoid disrupting business operations. After-hours work is quoted at a slight premium to cover overtime, but it's often the right call for occupied office space.

Can you handle the network closet and patch panel too?

Yes, full structured cabling includes the network closet buildout: wall-mount or rack-mount enclosures, patch panels, cable management, labeling, and termination of every drop into the panel. We document everything so you (or your IT team) can trace any cable back to its termination point months later.

See also: Integrations (IP intercom support for Hikvision, Dahua, 2N, Akuvox for door access and buildouts).

Get a cabling quote.

Tell us your address, your space type, and roughly how many drops. We'll book a walk-through within 1-2 days and have a written quote in your inbox within 24 hours of that.

Schedule a Walk-ThroughCall (646) 750-8830