Structured Cabling & Network Infrastructure

Structured cabling is a planned, standards-based system that connects every device in your building to your network through organized cables, patch panels, and pathways. It matters because the network is only as reliable as the cabling underneath it. A well-designed system is faster, easier to troubleshoot, and ready for new devices without rewiring every time.

It depends on your devices and distances. Cat6 handles most office connections at gigabit speeds. Cat6A supports 10-gigabit speeds over the full 100-meter run and better suits high-powered devices like newer Wi-Fi access points and cameras. Fiber connects network closets, floors, and buildings, and carries data over distances copper can't. We recommend the mix after the site survey.

Yes. New offices, moves, upgrades, and expansions are among our most common projects. On new construction, we coordinate with your contractor so cabling goes in at the right stage; for moves, we schedule the work so your team is connected when they arrive.

Our own. Advent's cabling technicians are on staff, and we bring in vetted subcontractors only when a project's scope or timeline calls for extra hands. Either way, Advent manages the project and stands behind the work.

Yes. We start with a site survey to find where coverage drops and why – distance, building materials, interference, or too few access points – then design access point placement and the cabling to support it.