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Structured Network Cabling in Edmonton & Alberta

The wired backbone that carries your data, voice, wifi and cameras. We design, install and certify structured cabling built to last.

Your network is only as reliable as the cabling behind it. Slow connections, dropped calls and dead wifi often trace back to the wire in the wall. We install structured Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a systems, dress and label every run, then certify each one so you know it performs.

What we install

Structured cabling built to carry everything you run

Cat6 & Cat6a copper

Copper backbone cabling rated for gigabit and multi-gigabit speeds, sized to the data your building actually moves.

Racks & patch panels

We mount and terminate racks, patch panels and jacks so every connection lands in a clean, organized point.

Cable dressing & labelling

Runs are bundled, routed and labelled at both ends, so tracing a line later takes minutes, not hours.

Certification testing

Every run is tested and certified to category standard, with results documented so you have proof the cabling performs.

Wifi & camera drops

Dedicated cable drops for wireless access points and cameras, placed where coverage needs them across your floor plan.

Voice & data runs

Structured cabling for phones and workstations, so voice and data share one clean, standards-based backbone.

How we work

From site survey to certified backbone

1

Site survey

We walk the building, count drops, map routes and check pathways, distances and where the racks will live.

2

Cabling design

We plan the category, drop locations and rack layout around your equipment, budget and room to grow.

3

Install & terminate

Our technicians pull, dress, terminate and label every run, then build out the racks and patch panels.

4

Test & support

We certify every run, hand over the results, and stand behind the work with our lifetime labour warranty.

Neatly dressed network cabling bundles terminated into patch panels in a server rack
Why Full Bars

The crew behind your cabling

We have cabled Alberta buildings since 2006. Our own technicians do the pulling, terminating and testing, never subcontractors, so the workmanship is ours to stand behind for life.

Questions

Network cabling, answered

What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6a?

Both handle gigabit speeds. Cat6a supports 10 gigabit over longer distances and handles interference better, which matters for larger buildings and future upgrades. We help you pick the right category for your needs and budget.

Do you certify the cabling you install?

Yes. We test every run with certification equipment and give you the documented results. That proves each cable meets its category standard and gives you a record for warranties, audits or future troubleshooting.

Can you add cabling to our existing network without downtime?

Usually, yes. Moves, adds and changes are routine for us. We schedule the work around your operations, run new drops into your current racks, and test before we hand them over.

Do you handle cabling for new builds and tenant improvements?

Yes. We cable new construction and tenant improvements from the ground up, working from your drawings and coordinating with the other trades on site so the backbone is ready when the building is.

Raising the Bars since 2006

Wire it right the first time

Book a site survey. We will count your drops, map the runs and give you a straight quote on a cabling system built to last.

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