A network that occasionally goes down often indicates a wiring setup that hasn't been certified. We install and certify every connection, assemble the rack with patch panels and labeling, and provide the wiring diagram. If there are multiple buildings or warehouses, we connect them using fiber optic cable or point-to-point links.
We work with Ubiquiti, Cisco, Aruba, and Fortinet, depending on what the company already has and what it needs.
For whom does this make sense?
New offices, or offices that are relocating.
Wine cellars and storage facilities with poor coverage.
Companies with more than one building on the same property.
What does it include?
Certified Cat6 cabling, installed one by one.
Rack, patch panel, switches, and labeling.
Fiber or link between buildings
Network diagram delivered.
From diagnosis to surgery
The process. step by step
01
Data collection
We are measuring distances, channels, and how much “truth” is missing.
02
Installation
Extended, completed, and certified using a tool, without interrupting the operation.
03
Delivery
Clear, labeled, and tested in your presence.
What remains in your hands.
Certification of each point
Network diagram
Labeled rack
Before deciding
How long does it take to wire an office with 20 workstations?+
Between two and four days, according to the schedule. This is planned to avoid interrupting anyone’s work.
Do you certify existing points?+
Yes. Often, the problem stems from a poorly finished point; verifying it costs less than reworking it.
A clear initial contact. A written proposal. Agreed-upon next steps.
Before: to understand and define
We discussed your needs and established goals, deliverables, deadlines, and costs within the proposal.
During: to coordinate the work
We agreed on responsibilities, stages, and the necessary information to move forward. The launch and training are defined according to the project.
After: knowing how to proceed.
We’ve agreed on the channels, times, and scope of the follow-up support, so you’ll know who to contact.
Answers before deciding.
What am I going to receive before signing a contract?
A written proposal outlining the scope, deliverables, stages, price, and terms. It also identifies any additional services you would like to include.
How is support organized?
We’ve defined the contact channel, the hours of operation, and the scope of support within the proposal. This allows you to understand what kind of assistance your service offers and how to request help.
What’s happening with the information related to my organization?
When defining the project, we reviewed what information is needed, who can access it, and how it will be shared. In software systems, we also agreed on the conditions for backup, preservation, and export.
