Introduction

Professional cabling and wiring installers can create a neat and reliable network infrastructure for your voice and data connections. By creating a wire management system, you can best prepare for shifts in technology and user requirements.

A typical cabling and wiring project runs voice and data cables through the walls or ceilings of your facility. The cables connect to individual workstations at one end and terminate at patch panels in your server room and telephone closet. Vendors create pathways that neatly store and label cables so you can easily identify problems if they emerge. When a project is complete, the vendor carefully tests the wiring and components to ensure that each location has a fast and clear connection to your network.

Whether you’re moving into a new office, gutting and rewiring an existing office, or expanding to accommodate growth, a full-service cabling vendor can ensure that your network is up and running from day one. This BuyerZone Cabling and Wiring Buyer’s Guide will help you find the right vendor and learn what to look for to ensure a clean installation.

One helpful BuyerZone tip before you read on: many people assume they can install wiring themselves because they’ve done “similar work” at home. Unless you have experienced wiring professionals on staff, avoid this mind-set. Professional voice and data networks are far more complex than any home networking project, and the ongoing headaches will likely outweigh your initial savings. Certified installers have the proper training to ensure a long-lasting, quality infrastructure that’s worth the initial investment.

When you’re ready, BuyerZone can connect you with experienced cabling and wiring vendors in your area — free.