New Construction
Structured Cabling Planned Before the Walls Close
Ethernet and low-voltage cabling design for access points, cameras, offices, TVs, racks, gates, supported UniFi Connect devices, VPN needs, and future technology needs.
Handled before it becomes expensive to change.
Good cabling gives the finished network room to work. We help identify what should be wired before drywall so the home or business is not forced into compromises later.
- Ethernet drops for key rooms and work areas
- Access point and camera cabling
- TV, office, rack, and equipment locations
- Labeling and documentation guidance
- VPN, app, and future expansion planning
FAQ
Structured Cabling Questions
Helpful answers before rough-in, cabling, equipment placement, and final commissioning.
When should structured cabling be planned?
As early as possible, ideally before rough-in. Good cabling gives the finished network room to work. We help identify what should be wired before drywall so the home or business is not forced into compromises later. Early planning helps avoid visible compromises, missed cabling, awkward equipment locations, and expensive changes later.
Can you work from plans before the building is finished?
Yes. We can review plans, identify technology requirements, mark up recommended locations, and coordinate with builders, low-voltage contractors, electricians, and owners before final installation.
What should be included in the plan?
The plan should account for ethernet drops for key rooms and work areas, access point and camera cabling, tv, office, rack, and equipment locations, labeling and documentation guidance. The final scope depends on the property layout, construction phase, and long-term support needs.
Can you commission the system after construction?
Yes. After the cabling and spaces are ready, we can install, configure, test, label, document, and hand off the UniFi system so the planned infrastructure becomes a working network.
Next Step
Send the plans before rough-in.
We will review the layout, identify technology requirements, and help plan the UniFi network before walls, finishes, and equipment choices lock you in.