Build the physical network right

Structured cabling, networking, and fiber

Organized copper and fiber infrastructure for data, voice, wireless, security, and connected building systems.

Discuss this system

The objective

A system the operation can actually use.

Reliable connected systems begin with pathways, labeling, terminations, and testing that future technicians can understand. Alpha installs the physical network with the same attention given to the devices it supports.

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Cleaner, documented infrastructure that is easier to service

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Tested links matched to the intended application

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Room to support moves, additions, changes, and future systems

Capabilities

What the scope can include

  • Category copper cabling and termination
  • Indoor and outdoor fiber installation and splicing
  • MDF/IDF buildouts, racks, patch panels, and management
  • Wireless access point and PoE device cabling
  • Backbone, horizontal, and outside-plant pathways
  • Labeling, testing, closeout records, and troubleshooting

Project path

Survey. Define. Deliver.

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Map device locations, closets, pathways, link types, and project constraints.

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Coordinate supports, cable, termination hardware, identification, and testing criteria.

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Deliver labeled, tested links and closeout information the next technician can use.

Common questions

Before the site visit

Can Alpha coordinate with our IT provider?

Yes. Alpha regularly works from an IT provider's device schedule or coordinates demarcation, racks, pathways, switch placement, and handoff responsibilities before installation.

Do you test installed cabling?

The testing level is defined in the proposal based on the application and specification. Results and closeout documentation can be included in the project deliverables.

Start with the scope

Planning cabling & fiber work?

Share the location, system, and timing. Alpha will review the project and follow up with the right next step.