Structured cabling.
Commercial structured cabling installation in Atlanta and across the Southeast. Get your office, warehouse, or commercial property ready with Cat6/Cat6A cabling, network closets, racks, and infrastructure upgrades.
Metro Atlanta and Southeast project coverage.
Connections for your facility.
- Cat6 and Cat6A data cabling for offices and commercial buildings
- Network closets, MDF/IDF buildouts, racks, and cable management
- Office moves, expansions, and existing cabling upgrades
- Labeling, testing, and installation records specified in your proposal
Plan the move and the cutover.
We review outlet locations, cable routes, network-room requirements, and existing equipment with your team. For an occupied facility, we work through site access, installation sequencing, and who reconnects active equipment.
Your proposal identifies the work included, dependencies on other trades, and the checks and records required at completion.
Know what the testing covers.
A continuity check and performance certification answer different questions. Agree the test standard and report format before installation. Match cable labels, outlet records, and test reports so your IT team can identify the installed connections.
Compare the quote scope.
Check these items when reviewing installation proposals.
| Compare | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Installation | Outlet quantities, cable specification, pathways, rack work, and any cable removal. |
| Testing and records | The test method, links included, report format, labeling, and drawing updates. |
| Schedule and cutover | Work windows, active-equipment responsibilities, and dependencies on other trades. |
Common questions.
What affects the cost of commercial cabling?
Outlet count, cable specification, run lengths, pathway access, rack work, cable removal, and testing requirements affect the price. A floor plan and approximate quantities help us review the project.
Should we choose Cat6 or Cat6A?
The right choice depends on your equipment, applications, link lengths, installation environment, and IT standards. We review those requirements before proposing the cable specification.
Can you help with an office move or network closet cleanup?
Yes. Share your location, target date, and an overview of the current space. We review the cabling, racks, equipment moves, and any required outage windows.
Do we need exact outlet counts before contacting you?
No. Start with the move, expansion, or problem you are trying to solve. We will discuss the information or site review needed to prepare a proposal.
Meet Spaid’s founders.
Mike Manus started on installation crews before moving into service and commercial security design. Spaid’s founders stay involved through planning and installation, connecting the proposal with the work your team needs.
Meet Mike ManusRequest a cabling quote.
Tell us your location, the work you need, and your target date. Approximate outlet counts are helpful if you know them.
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