ASAP Computer Services has provided structured cabling & network installation in San Antonio and surrounding areas since 1999. Serving Greater San Antonio, South Texas, Central Texas, and the Texas Hill Country, call us today at 210-497-1424. ASAP designs, installs, tests, and certifies the OSI Layer 1 infrastructure your network runs on, including Cat6, Cat6A, structured cabling, network cabling services, network wiring, and fiber optic installation. Our experienced network installers also build and support network racks, patch panels, MDF and IDF infrastructure, pathways, and the physical cable plant that connects switches, wireless access points, PoE devices, firewalls, and servers. Share your project schedule and scope with us and ASAP can provide a survey with a quote, acting as the local “smart hands” and physical layer execution team for out-of-market IT Directors deploying commercial network installation services in San Antonio TX. Our licensed team (TXDPS License #B28590101, #B28659001) of network installers will handle the trade coordination, structured Cat6 and fiber cabling, and testing so you never have to fly in to verify a cable or jack.
The physical network is part of a larger technology environment. ASAP also provides business network support and managed IT services, allowing one San Antonio technology company to understand the environment from Layer 1 cabling and fiber through switching, routing, security, Microsoft 365, identity and access administration, and ongoing IT operations. Network installation in San Antonio is also available as a standalone project. A managed IT agreement or recurring support plan is not required.
For San Antonio, TX businesses of every size and type, from a single leasehold suite to an office, healthcare facility, school, warehouse, manufacturing plant, campus, or multi location organization, dependable network cabling is the foundation of the systems above it. Our installers also provide closeout documentation that helps internal IT staff and future support teams understand the finished infrastructure. Ready for a scoped estimate from a network installation contractor? Call 210-497-1424 or contact us for an estimate or site walk.
What is Structured Cabling?
Structured cabling is your OSI Layer 1 Passive Physical Layer Infrastructure, the transmission media, pathways, and terminations that every layer above it runs on. Structured cabling is that foundation, designed to standard, tested to certification, and documented so it outlasts the equipment it supports. In the OSI model this is the physical layer: the copper, the fiber, the connectors, and the pathways between them.
Minimize IT Support needs with professional structured cabling. Structured cabling, also called network cabling, data cabling, network wiring, or premise cabling, is the organized, standardized way of building your network infrastructure. Instead of relying on ad-hoc wiring, a structured cabling system provides a clean, reliable, and scalable backbone for your business. This system supports voice, data, video, security, and emerging technologies without costly rewiring or downtime. A properly designed network reduces future maintenance costs. In addition, it makes troubleshooting faster and ensures your network runs at peak performance.
ASAP specializes in designing and installing structured cabling systems for businesses throughout Greater San Antonio, Central Texas, South Texas, and the Texas Hill Country. In business since 1999, ASAP employees perform this work under RCDD led design and oversight. From small office suites to commercial facilities, campuses, industrial sites, and multi location projects, our employees build structured cabling and fiber infrastructure to industry standards, customer requirements, and manufacturer specifications.
Larger structured cabling, fiber optic, and multi-site network installation projects may also be supported elsewhere in Texas when the project scope, schedule, and technical requirements justify regional or statewide mobilization.
Why Choose ASAP as Your Structured Network Cabling Contractor?
In a nutshell: experience and continuity. ASAP employees perform our structured cabling and fiber work, with RCDD led design and oversight and decades of field experience behind the installation. We also provide smart hands for remote IT teams deploying equipment after a network installation. We have delivered thousands of Cat6 and fiber optic connections for businesses, schools, healthcare facilities, and commercial properties. View our Structured Cabling Installation Warranty and Line Card. Design is led by Courtney Pelzel, BICSI RCDD, author of Terminating the AFL FAST SC Connector on 900µm Fiber.
Contact us today for availability and pricing, or call 210-497-1424 to speak directly with our team.
Network Installation Services in San Antonio TX
Every network installation ASAP delivers in San Antonio TX is designed to BICSI standards and built by our own network installers. The scopes below can be quoted individually or combined into one network installation project.
Cat6 and Cat6A Network Cabling Installation
Cat6 and Cat6A copper network cabling for workstations, printers, phones, cameras, and wireless access points, terminated to T568B, labeled at both ends, and tested. Our installers run horizontal network cabling from the telecommunications room to every outlet and dress the patch panel so the Ethernet switch lands cleanly.
Fiber Optic Backbone and Riser Network Installation
Single-mode and multimode fiber between the MDF and each IDF, between buildings on a campus, and from the demarc to your network. Fiber optic installation includes pathways, fusion splicing, termination, and OTDR testing. See our fiber optic installation in San Antonio and fiber optic splicing pages for fiber-specific scopes.
Server Room, MDF, and IDF Rack Buildouts
Four-post racks, wall-mount cabinets, ladder rack, vertical and horizontal cable management, grounding and bonding, and power coordination for your main distribution frame and each intermediate distribution frame. A clean telecommunications closet is the difference between a five minute network repair and a two hour one.
Wireless Access Point and PoE Device Cabling
Cat6A drops to ceiling-mounted access points, Power over Ethernet budgets confirmed with your IT team, and placement coordinated with a wireless survey. We cable for Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and Wi-Fi 7 access points, IP cameras, VoIP phones, IoT sensors, and other PoE powered devices. For the wireless design itself, see wireless networking in San Antonio.
Network Cable Certification and Testing
Fluke wire-map testing is included on every copper drop we install. Fluke DSX certification to ANSI/TIA performance thresholds and EXFO iOLM and OTDR fiber certification are available as scoped line items. Reports are delivered in PDF with the raw data.
Moves, Adds, and Changes for Existing Networks
MAC work in occupied office suites and facilities: adding drops for new hires, relocating network jacks when furniture moves, extending network wiring to a new conference room, and cleaning up a patch panel that has grown wild. The same labeling and testing standards apply to a two drop add as to a two hundred drop installation.
Antenna, DAS, and Cell Booster Cabling
Coax and fiber runs for distributed antenna systems, cellular signal boosters, and point-to-point wireless bridges between buildings. ASAP installs the antenna pathways, cabling, and grounding so the radio equipment has a clean, documented plant to land on.
Network Switch, Firewall, and Equipment Installation
When requested, our network installers rack, patch, and power up the active equipment after the cabling is certified: switches, firewalls, wireless controllers, and access points from Ubiquiti UniFi, Cisco, Meraki, Fortinet, Aruba, Ruckus, and other manufacturers your IT team has selected. See UniFi installer in San Antonio and Cisco installation in San Antonio.
Voice, Camera, and Access Control Low Voltage Cabling
Structured cabling also carries your VoIP phone system, commercial security cameras, access control readers and door controllers, paging, and audio visual systems. Low voltage wiring for all of these is planned on the same drawings as the data network so pathways and closets are sized once.
Network Cable Removal and Demolition
Abandoned cable in ceilings and closets is removed, recycled, and documented through our network cable removal and demolition service, often as the first phase of a network refresh or tenant improvement.
ASAP Structured Network Cabling Installation in San Antonio, TX
ASAP designs and installs commercial Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic infrastructure throughout San Antonio and the surrounding Greater San Antonio region. Our projects are RCDD-led, safety-focused, tested, labeled, and delivered with documentation that makes the finished network easier to maintain and expand.
For projects outside the immediate San Antonio, TX area, our structured cabling teams also support commercial and infrastructure work throughout Central Texas, South Texas, and the Texas Hill Country. Project-based cabling and fiber work can travel farther than routine IT service because larger installations can support the additional mobilization required.
Network Installation San Antonio TX: Two Local Offices
North San Antonio Office
18756 Stone Oak Pkwy #212, San Antonio, TX 78258. Phone 210-497-1424. Our main office, dispatch, and warehouse for network installation materials serving the North Side, Stone Oak, and the Texas Hill Country.
Downtown San Antonio Office
106 S. St. Mary’s St., STE 585, San Antonio, TX 78205. Phone 210-921-1122. Our downtown location keeps network installers close to the central business district, the medical district, and the East and South Side industrial corridors.
Network Installers Serving Every Side of San Antonio
Our network cabling installers work in every district of the city. Local pages for each area describe the business types and buildings we serve there:
- Downtown San Antonio
- Medical Center
- Far North Central
- North Central
- Northeast Side
- Northwest Side
- Far West Side
- Inner West Side
- East Side
- South Side
- Greater Dellview
- San Antonio International Airport vicinity
Regional Structured Cabling and Network Installation
Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country
New Braunfels, San Marcos, Seguin, Boerne, and the I-35 corridor toward Austin.
South Texas and the Coastal Bend
Victoria, Corpus Christi, and the industrial and healthcare facilities between them.
Project Travel Across Texas
For larger structured cabling, fiber, and new office network installation services, ASAP mobilizes to Austin, Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Corpus Christi, Victoria, Laredo, and the cities in between. View our regional service areas or request pricing and availability.
Get Quotes for Structured Cabling Installation and Design in SA, TX
ASAP provides quotes for structured cabling installation and design in San Antonio, Greater San Antonio, and the surrounding Texas regions we serve. A quote starts with a site walk with an RCDD and installer or a set of drawings. From there, an RCDD reviews drop counts, closet locations, pathways, and test requirements, and we return a scoped estimate that lists the cabling, terminations, racks, patch panels, testing, labeling, and closeout documentation included. Design and installation can be quoted together or separately, so a project already designed by an engineer can be priced for installation only, and a project with no drawings can start with design.
To get a quote, call 210-497-1424 or contact us with the address, the approximate number of drops or devices, the type of space (office, clinic, school, warehouse, campus), and the target schedule. Drawings, furniture plans, and a list of the switches and access points the cabling will serve help us return a tighter number. For a general idea of pricing before you request a quote, read our structured cabling cost guide.
ASAP Network Installation and Dependable Design Quotes
Network installation quotes from ASAP cover the physical network and, when requested, the active equipment that lands on it. That means the Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber cable plant, the MDF and IDF racks, and the pathways, plus installation and turn-up of switches, wireless access points, firewalls, and servers if you want one San Antonio company to deliver the network as a whole. RCDD led network design covers drop counts, switch and PoE budgets, access point placement, uplinks between closets, and how the new installation ties into your existing environment. If the project is a brand-new office that also needs phones, cameras, and Microsoft 365 configured before opening day, request a quote for our turnkey office IT build-out instead, and the structured cabling scope is priced inside it.
What to Send for a Network Installation Quote
- Site address and the floor or suite where the network installation happens
- Approximate drop count, or a count of workstations, phones, cameras, and access points
- Floor plan, reflected ceiling plan, or furniture plan if you have one
- Location of the existing or planned telecommunications room and demarc
- Switch and access point models, so PoE budgets and uplinks are designed correctly
- Target dates for rough-in, trim, and move-in
Commercial Structured Cabling Installation by ASAP Computer Services
We partner with remote and local IT departments, primes, interior build-out teams, facility managers, and owners to plan and deliver complete low-voltage infrastructure. From pre-con walks and pathway coordination to labeling, testing, and as-builts, our team manages the details. Our experienced approach keeps schedules on track and turnover smooth.
Who Hires ASAP for Network Installation
- General contractors and primes who need a licensed low voltage subcontractor for the data, voice, and camera cabling scope on a commercial build-out. See IT services for construction and general contractors.
- Out-of-market IT Directors opening or refreshing a San Antonio location who need local network installers and smart hands.
- Facility managers and property owners handling tenant improvements, suite turnovers, and building-wide network wiring upgrades.
- Electrical contractors who sub out the data and fiber portion of a project to a BICSI-trained network cabling installer.
- Business owners who want one San Antonio company for network installation services now and, optionally, network support later.
Fiber Optic & Cat6 Installation
ASAP builds reliable copper and fiber plants for offices, schools, healthcare, warehouses, industrial spaces, and multifamily communities for IP, PTP, LAN, WAN, and VPN access. For fiber-specific projects, see our fiber optic installation in San Antonio page and the fiber optic installation cost guide.
Typical Network Installation Scopes
- PoE++ and Wi-Fi 6/7 installation for access points
- Cat6/Cat6A office and campus installation with labeling and certification
- Single-mode and multimode fiber splicing, OTDR troubleshooting, and loss testing
- MDF/IDF buildouts: four-post racks, ladder rack, cable management, grounding and bonding
- Pathways: EMT, HDPE, Schedule-40, tray, and raceway coordination
- PON/FTTx networks and fiber-to-the-desk designs; DAS and point-to-point wireless integration
- Inside Premises, Inside Plant, ISP, HUT, POP, datacenter, demarc, lateral and backbone fiber networks
Watch a short video of our fiber splicing work.
Cabling Manufacturers and Materials We Install
Panduit is our preferred structured cabling manufacturer for its catalog depth and enterprise warranty options; generic 23 AWG solid copper Cat6 is an acceptable alternate when budget drives the spec, and we will install the manufacturer your engineer has specified. We do not install Cat5e on new work. Cat6A is specified for 10 Gbps to 100 meters and for Video-over-IP and HDBaseT. Shielded cable is used where network wiring runs outside EMT near EMI sources such as transformers, breaker panels, and industrial equipment. San Antonio code does not require plenum-rated cable in every space, but many property owners do, and we match the spec to the building.
ASAP Computer Services Network Cabling Process
1) Industry specific site assessment, PoE draw coordination with IT team, and network cabling design
The RCDD and installers review drawings, walk the space, and confirm drop counts, closet locations, and pathways, alongside the IT side of the picture: user counts, switching and Wi-Fi requirements, PoE draws, server and equipment locations, and how the new infrastructure ties into your existing environment. An RCDD oversees design choices, materials, labeling schemes, and test requirements, so the physical plant and the network it carries are designed as one system.
Network Design Inputs We Collect
Drop counts by room, device types and PoE class, switch port counts and uplink speeds, access point locations from the wireless survey, telecommunications room locations, pathway routes, and the labeling convention your IT team already uses.
2) Installing Network Cabling Pathways and backbone rough-in
Conduit, tray, sleeves, and supports are installed with attention to optical fiber bend radius, separation from power, and future capacity. MDF and IDF spaces are planned for the racks, power, and cooling the equipment will need. We coordinate with other trades, including the electrician and the general contractor, and with your IT stakeholders, to avoid conflicts.
Pathway Coordination With Other Trades
Sleeves and penetrations are coordinated before walls close, firestopping is documented, and pathways are sized for the drop count plus growth so the next network installation does not require new conduit.
3) ASAP network installer will pull network cable, fiber, terminate voice and data network cabling and label ends
Installers pull copper and fiber, terminate to spec, and label both ends for fast troubleshooting and moves, adds, and changes. Panels and racks are dressed and ready for switches, access points, and servers to land.
Labeling Standard
Every network cable is labeled at the outlet and the patch panel with a scheme that identifies the telecommunications room, panel, and port, so a technician can trace a drop without a toner.
4) Test all network cabling points, document fiber cable and Cat6 via as built, power up systems, and provide handoff
Day 2 we test and provide proof of work. A 100% passing test report for all network cables installed is our goal and is what you should expect. Our installers provide geo-tagged and timestamped photos, certify links, generate reports, and deliver as built documents. When requested, ASAP employees can also provide smart hands to install and turn up switches, access points, firewalls, servers, and related active equipment. When a brand-new office needs the entire stack designed, installed, and configured as one project, from the cable plant through the firewall, phones, and Microsoft 365, that is delivered as our turnkey office IT build-out. After turn up, our network support and managed IT services can continue supporting the environment if needed from the physical cable plant through the active network, systems, Microsoft 365, identity and access, and end user operations. If you need a maintenance plan for the cable or comprehensive remote network support, ASAP can provide these for many years to come as well as phones and VoIP services.
Closeout Documentation Package
Test reports, labeling map, cable schedule, as-built drawings, photos of each telecommunications room, and the warranty certificate, delivered as PDF so your IT team or next provider inherits a documented network.
Network Cabling Testing, Cable Certification Using Trusted Standards
Every structured cabling installation we complete, fiber and Ethernet, is tested and certified to ANSI/TIA standards that confirm your telecommunications network infrastructure performs to spec before a single active device is powered on.
Copper Network Cable Certification
Fluke Networks wire-map testing is included on every Cat6 and Cat6A drop. Full DSX certification to Category 6 or 6A channel and permanent link limits is available as a per-line item when your spec, warranty, or IT department requires it.
Fiber Optic Certification and OTDR Testing
EXFO iOLM and OTDR traces, insertion loss, and power budget testing for single-mode and multimode fiber. For stand-alone testing of fiber you did not buy from us, see fiber optic testing in Texas.
Installations follow industry best practices and the TIA/EIA installation standards. Learn more about TIA-568 and BICSI. Deliverables include cable schedules, test reports, labeling maps, fiber power budgets, and closeout documentation to support warranty and future growth.
Common Structured Cabling Use Cases
Taking Over an Office With Existing Network Cabling
Taking over an existing office or commercial suite often means inheriting network jacks, patch panels, and cabling with little or no documentation. We can trace and identify existing cables, tag and tone network drops, test which lines are usable, label both ends, clean up the network rack, and document what can be reused. Failed or missing drops can then be replaced without unnecessarily re-cabling the entire space. Cabling that is abandoned, dead, or no longer needed can be pulled out of the ceiling and closets through our network cable removal and demolition service.
This is a common fit for tenants asking questions like, “We just moved into an office and do not know which network cables work,” or “Can someone identify, test, and label all of the existing Ethernet drops in our suite?” If you are also bringing servers, switches, and network equipment over from your current office, the physical move of that equipment is our commercial IT relocation service, and the two scopes are scheduled together.
Office Expansion, Network Refresh, or New Technology Deployment
When a business expands, remodels, adds employees, upgrades Wi-Fi, or replaces network equipment, the structured cabling often needs to grow with it. We can add Cat6 or Cat6A drops, extend fiber between MDF and IDF locations, install patch panels and racks, provide cabling for wireless access points and PoE devices, test and certify new links, and prepare the physical network infrastructure for switches, firewalls, servers, and other network equipment.
Cabling is the Layer 1 scope inside those projects. When the project is a new office that needs everything above the cable plant created as well, the switches, firewall, wireless, phones, cameras, and Microsoft 365 configured and tested before opening day, that whole-stack project is our turnkey office IT build-out, with this structured cabling work delivered inside it.
New Construction and Tenant Improvement Network Installation
On new construction and TI projects, ASAP works as the low voltage subcontractor to the general contractor. We attend OAC meetings, submit product data, coordinate sleeves and pathways with the electrician and mechanical trades, rough-in during framing, trim out after paint, and certify before the IT equipment arrives. The result is a network installation that is ready on move-in day instead of a punch list item.
Warehouse, Manufacturing, and Industrial Network Wiring
Warehouses and plants need long runs, high mounting heights, shielded network wiring near motors and breaker panels, outdoor-rated and armored cable between buildings, and rugged access point and camera drops. We design to the environment, use the right cable jacket and pathway, and certify every link. See IT services for manufacturers in San Antonio.
Healthcare, Dental, School, and Multi-Site Network Installation
Clinics, dental practices, schools, and multi-location organizations need network installation that respects patient and student schedules, imaging and exam room device counts, and standardized closets across sites so one IT team can support them all. We phase the work around occupancy and deliver identical documentation at every location.
Recent San Antonio Structured Cabling Installations
Our structured cabling portfolio ranges from office suites and tenant improvements to schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, ISPs, commercial construction projects, MDF and IDF upgrades, and fiber backbones. Many of these network cabling San Antonio projects are located inside Loop 1604, with additional project work throughout our broader regional Texas service footprint.
Novel methods still exist in structured cabling. A recent project earlier this year, 2026, in a new office space for a design and engineering firm, consisted of Cat6 in a commercial office space. The unique aspect included a ceiling grid, pedestals, and modular furniture with integrated cable trays and a MUTOA at each pedestal. Additionally, our client had two open-office areas with this unique cable raceway. The system allowed them the flexibility to rearrange modular desks more easily in the future while maintaining connectivity.
A memorable large project from summer 2025 was a three campus upgrade to single mode fiber for a school district. ASAP employees built pathways, designed the fiber interconnection, and spliced the elementary, junior high, and high school campuses together. Some of the fiber we replaced was more than 40 years old. ASAP now also provides ongoing managed IT and network infrastructure support for that environment, giving the district continuity from the physical fiber plant through the active network and day to day IT operations.
Ready to scope your network installation project? Call 210-497-1424 or contact us for a site walk.
Structured Cabling Warranty and Line Card
For information about cabling prices, read our structured cabling cost guide.
One-Year Structured Cabling Warranty
Review the ASAP Computer Services one-year limited warranty covering eligible defects in structured cabling workmanship and manufacturer defects in cable.
Structured Cabling and Fiber Optic Line Card
Review our structured cabling and fiber optic capabilities, testing equipment, service scope, and representative project experience throughout Greater San Antonio, Central Texas, South Texas, and the Texas Hill Country.
More Network Installation San Antonio Services From ASAP
- Business network support
- Wireless networking and Wi-Fi design
- UniFi installer
- Cisco installation
- Fiber optic installation
- Fiber optic splicing
- Fiber optic testing
- Fiber optic installation cost
- Structured cabling cost guide
- Network cable removal and demolition
- Commercial security camera installation
- Commercial access control installation
- VoIP phone systems
- Audio visual installation
- Commercial IT relocation
- Turnkey office IT build-out
- ISP engineering coordination and last-mile deployment
- Full IT service catalog
FAQ: Structured Cabling Infrastructure
Is network cabling the same as structured cabling?
Essentially, yes. Network cabling, data cabling, and low voltage cabling are common names for the same OSI Layer 1 work. Structured cabling means designing and installing that cabling as an organized, standards-based system with testing, labeling, and documentation, which is how we build every project.
What does network installation in San Antonio include?
Network installation services from ASAP include the structured cabling (Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber), the racks and patch panels in the MDF and IDF, the pathways, labeling, and testing, and, when requested, mounting and turning up the switches, firewalls, and wireless access points that run on it. Design, installation, and equipment turn-up can be quoted together or separately.
How much does network installation in San Antonio cost?
Network cabling San Antonio pricing from ASAP starts at $120 per Cat6 drop installed, with Fluke wire-map testing included. Fiber, racks, pathways, and equipment turn-up are priced by takeoff after a site walk or drawing review. Our structured cabling cost guide publishes the full price ranges and the conditions under which volume pricing applies.
Do I need a managed IT agreement to hire ASAP for network installation?
No. ASAP Computer Services in San Antonio performs structured cabling and network installation as standalone projects. A managed IT agreement or recurring support plan is not required. We design, install, test, document, and hand the completed work over to you or your existing IT provider. Managed IT services are a separate offering, available if and when you want them.
Do ASAP employees perform the structured cabling and fiber work?
Yes. ASAP employees install and support our structured cabling, business network cabling, fiber optic backbones, racks, patch panels, pathways, and related physical network infrastructure. This work is part of ASAP Computer Services itself, alongside our network support and managed IT capabilities.
Can ASAP manage the network after the cabling and fiber are installed?
Yes. ASAP can continue supporting the environment after installation through business network support and managed IT services. That can include switches, routing, firewalls, Wi-Fi, monitoring, documentation, Microsoft 365 administration, identity and access administration, user support, backups, and other ongoing IT operations.
What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A?
Cat6 supports up to 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps at shorter runs, while Cat6A supports 10 Gbps at a full 100 meters with better noise protection, ideal for high-density installs and Wi-Fi 6/7 backhaul.
Can you install network wiring in an existing building without tearing out ceilings?
Yes. Most of our network installation work in San Antonio is in occupied buildings. Installers fish network cable through existing ceiling spaces, walls, and surface raceway, work after hours or in phases when needed, and leave each area clean at the end of the day.
Which network equipment brands do your installers work with?
Our network installers rack, cable, and turn up switches, firewalls, and access points from Ubiquiti UniFi, Cisco, Meraki, Fortinet, Aruba, Ruckus, and other manufacturers your IT team selects. The structured cabling is manufacturer neutral and is tested to the same ANSI/TIA limits regardless of the equipment that lands on it.
How quickly can you mobilize?
Small service tickets are often scheduled within days, and projects mobilize after availability is confirmed, submittals are approved, and materials arrive. Phased work can keep milestones on track.
Do you provide certification reports?
Yes. We provide copper and fiber test reports with summaries and raw data, along with labeling maps and as-builts for your records.
Can you coordinate with our GC and other trades or teams?
Absolutely. We participate in OAC meetings, coordinate penetrations and sleeves, and sequence work to minimize rework.
What if I only need a few drops?
We handle small adds, moves, and changes as well as full-scale projects. The same standards and documentation apply to both.
How do I get a quote for structured cabling installation and design in San Antonio?
Call 210-497-1424 or use our contact form with the address, approximate drop count, type of space, and target schedule. An RCDD reviews the scope, we walk the site or review your drawings, and you receive a scoped estimate listing cabling, terminations, racks, testing, labeling, and closeout documentation. Design and installation can be quoted together or separately.
Do you quote network installation and design, or only cabling?
Both. A network installation quote from ASAP can include the Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber cable plant, MDF and IDF racks and pathways, and, when requested, installation and turn-up of switches, access points, firewalls, and servers. RCDD led network design covers drop counts, switch and PoE budgets, access point placement, and closet uplinks so the cabling and the network it carries are designed as one system.
