Structured Cabling — Cat6, Cat6A & Low-Voltage

Clean, labeled, and fully documented cabling for new builds, renovations, and network closet upgrades across Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas.

Poorly run cabling creates downtime, complicates troubleshooting, and shortens the life of your network equipment. We install structured cabling systems the right way — every cable labeled, every port documented, every run tested to TIA/EIA standards.

Whether you need 10 drops in a small office or a full building retrofit with hundreds of nodes, we work from a fixed-price proposal and leave you with complete as-built documentation. No guessing, no cable-chasing, no spaghetti in the ceiling.

What You Get

Every Cable Labeled

Every cable, patch panel port, and faceplates is labeled consistently and documented in as-built drawings — so anyone can work on your network years from now.

TIA/EIA Standards Testing

All runs are tested with a certified cable tester and results are included in your documentation package. We certify to Cat6 or Cat6A performance specs.

Closet Organization Included

Structured cabling installs include proper patch panel mounting, cable management, and labeling in your network closet or IDF — not just drops at the wall.

Fixed-Price Proposals

Full pricing committed before work begins. Includes all cable, hardware, labor, testing, and documentation — no line-item surprises.

PoE Ready

All cabling is installed to support Power over Ethernet for IP cameras, access points, VoIP phones, and other PoE devices.

1-Year Labor Warranty

Every installation is covered by a 1-year labor warranty. If a certified run fails, we come back and fix it at no charge.

Common Applications

New Construction

Pre-wire during rough-in for the cleanest possible installation — no above-ceiling drilling, no disruption to finished spaces.

Office Renovations

Relocate drops, add nodes, and document the full updated cabling plant as part of your office remodel or expansion.

K–12 Schools & Universities

Large-scale deployments across classrooms, labs, libraries, and common areas — all labeled and documented to district standards.

Network Closet Rehabs

Disorganized, unlabeled closets turned into clean, properly cooled, fully documented infrastructure.

Healthcare Facilities

Medical-grade installations with proper separation from power and EMI sources, supporting EHR, nursing stations, and VOIP.

Retail & Commercial Spaces

POS systems, security cameras, and wireless access point drops with clean pathways and minimal visible hardware.

Common Questions

What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A?
Cat6 supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet up to 55 meters. Cat6A extends that to the full 100-meter standard run. For most offices and schools, Cat6 is sufficient. Cat6A is recommended for runs over 55 meters, high-density environments, or facilities planning for future 10G switches throughout.
Do you handle both the cables and the network closet hardware?
Yes. Our structured cabling installs include all drops, patch panels, cable management arms, labeling, and documentation. We don't just run cable — we build a complete, organized cabling system from the wall jack to the patch panel.
How do you handle existing cable in a renovation?
We assess existing cable before proposing any work. Usable, certified runs get documented. Damaged, mislabeled, or obsolete cable gets removed or replaced. We never leave unknown cables in your ceiling.
Can you work in an occupied building?
Yes. We regularly work in occupied schools, offices, and healthcare facilities. We'll schedule work around your operations — after hours, weekends, or in phased sections — to minimize disruption.
Do you provide documentation after the job?
Always. Every project includes as-built drawings showing cable routes, port labeling, patch panel maps, and test results. You'll have a complete record of your cabling plant.

LaBass Technologies, LLC — Insured Low-Voltage Contractor — Tulsa, Oklahoma — (918) 955-1381