Data Cabling Installation

Wired Ethernet provides significantly faster speeds, lower latency, and far more reliable connectivity than Wi-Fi. It’s not affected by interference from walls, neighbouring networks, or other devices. For working from home, video conferencing, gaming, CCTV systems, and smart home hubs, a wired connection is always the better choice. Many customers use data cabling alongside Wi-Fi for the best of both worlds.

Cat6 cable supports speeds up to 10 Gbps over short distances (up to 55m) and 1 Gbps over the full 100m standard run. Cat6a (augmented) supports 10 Gbps over the full 100m and has improved shielding against crosstalk. For most homes and small offices, Cat6 is more than sufficient. We recommend Cat6a for commercial installations, server rooms, or where future-proofing to 10 Gbps is important.

Yes. We regularly install structured cabling in existing homes and offices. Cable routes typically run through loft spaces, under floors, behind skirting boards, or through trunking for a neat, unobtrusive installation. We plan the routes carefully to minimise disruption and ensure a clean finish.

A patch panel is a central termination point where all your data cables come together in one location – usually a utility cupboard, loft, or small network cabinet. It makes your network organised, easy to manage, and simple to expand in the future. Every structured cabling installation we carry out includes a patch panel as standard.

Yes. Every cable we install is tested with a professional cable tester to verify continuity, correct wiring, and performance. We provide test results for each data point so you have full documentation of your network infrastructure.