Industry
Corporate
Floor-by-floor horizontal cabling, fiber risers and IDF build-outs for offices and headquarters.
Talk to us about your corporate projectLow-Voltage & Structured Cabling Installation
Cat6A and fiber, pre-wire for new construction, rack build-outs and security and AV cabling, certified and documented. Installed by DIST field crews nationwide.
20+Years of experience
85+Skilled technicians
4.9/5Google review rating
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Cabling & Infrastructure Projects: See Our Work
Tell us about the building
Drawings if you have them, the number of drops or rooms, whether the space is under construction or occupied, and your timeline are enough to start. We come back with a count and a quote.
“We solve AV and IT challenges with passion, speed & integrity. Happy to sit on a call to discuss your AV and IT needs.”
- Call(212) 206-0794
- Email[email protected]
- HoursMon–Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- OfficesNew York City · Miami
Low-Voltage Cabling Services
Pathways, cable, racks and termination designed together, so every system that rides on the cabling works on day one and ten years from now.
Structured cabling: Cat6, Cat6A & fiber
Horizontal and backbone cabling designed to TIA standards, certified with test reports for every drop, so the network you pay for is the network you get.
Rack & IDF build-outs
Racks, patch panels, cable management and power assembled, dressed and labeled so any technician can trace a port in seconds, years from now.
Security & access control cabling
Cabling for cameras, door readers, locks, intercoms and alarm panels, run and terminated so the security integrator, often us, can commission on day one.
Pre-wire & rough-in for new construction
Pathways, conduit, boxes and cable pulled while walls and ceilings are open, coordinated with your GC, architect and owner's rep so nothing is cut open later.
Bandwidth upgrades & retrofits
Cat6A and fiber upgrades in occupied buildings, re-termination and certification of existing runs, and rack cleanups that end cable chaos, with cutovers after hours.
AV, Wi-Fi & automation cabling
Speaker wire, HDMI and HDBaseT, display drops, access point runs and control wiring for lighting and shades, planned alongside the AV design.
How We Plan a Cabling Project
We work through these four points with you during design, before the first cable is pulled.
Standards & certification
TIA-568 design, manufacturer-certified components and a printed test report for every link at handover.
Pathways & code
Plenum ratings, firestopping, conduit fill and separation from power handled correctly the first time, so inspections pass.
Labeling & documentation
Every cable, port and panel labeled to one scheme, with as-built drawings so future moves and adds take minutes.
Schedule & coordination
Rough-in, trim and testing sequenced with the construction schedule, and after-hours work in occupied buildings.
Project spotlight
Venue-wide cabling on a Super Bowl deadline
- Client
- Super Bowl 2020
- Role
- Official IT provider
- Delivered
- Structured cabling, network, CCTV & access control
As official IT provider, DIST pulled, terminated and certified the structured cabling behind the venue's network, cameras and access control, on a schedule that could not move.
Plan a cabling projectIndustries We Serve
Cabling designed for how each building is used and what will run on it.
Our Cabling Installation Process
Twenty drops or two thousand, the sequence is the same, and every link is certified before handover.
Drawings & walkthrough
We review architectural and MEP drawings, walk the site and count every drop, pathway and rack location with your team.
Design & submittals
Cable schedule, pathway plan, rack elevations and labeling scheme, submitted for approval with a fixed, itemized quote.
Rough-in
Pathways, conduit, boxes and cable pulled while the building is open, sequenced with the GC schedule.
Trim & termination
Faceplates, patch panels and racks terminated and dressed after finishes are in, with every cable labeled.
Testing & certification
Every copper link and fiber strand tested to spec, with a certification report delivered at handover.
As-builts & support
Drawings, port maps and photos handed over, then our field team handles moves, adds and changes as the space evolves.
Cabling Support & Changes
DIST field crews handle the moves, adds and changes that follow every fit-out, and our help desk answers 24/7 when a link goes down.
- Moves, adds and changes on request
- Re-termination, testing and re-certification
- Rack cleanups and cable re-dressing
- Emergency repairs after damage or renovation
- As-built updates and port documentation
- Support for cabling installed by other contractors
24/7 help desk(212) 206-0794
Have drawings for a new build or a rack that needs rescuing? Send them over and we will count the drops and quote it.
Our work
Cabling & Infrastructure Projects
Super Bowl 2020
Official IT provider: networking, structured cabling, access control and CCTV throughout the venue.
3 Times Square
Conference room technology with AI cameras, projection and enterprise network infrastructure.
Eataly
Comprehensive infrastructure for a premium food marketplace.
Reserve Padel
IT infrastructure and security systems for the sports facility.
State of Play
AV, cameras, custom score tracking, control and network infrastructure.
Andrés Carne de Res
Full-scale AV and IT including networking, access control and immersive sound.
“That massive 59-foot LED wall [DIST] put in has transformed how we run town halls and seminars.”
Ready for infrastructure built to last?
Cabling Brands We Install
Certified components from the brands structured cabling is built on.
Cisco MerakiLevitonPanduitBeldenCorning
Low-voltage cabling questions
Cost, cable categories, construction coordination and certification, answered.
How much does structured cabling cost?
It is usually priced per drop and depends on cable category, run length, pathway difficulty and whether the building is open or occupied. Fiber backbones, racks and conduit are itemized separately. After a walkthrough we send a fixed quote with every drop counted.
Cat6 or Cat6A: which should I install?
Cat6A supports 10 Gbps over the full 100 meters and the higher PoE loads of modern access points and cameras, so we recommend it for new construction. Cat6 remains cost-effective for shorter runs and simple office drops. Fiber is used for backbones between floors and buildings.
Do you work with general contractors on new builds?
Yes. Most of our cabling work is on new construction and renovations, coordinated with GCs, architects and owner's reps from drawings through punch list. We attend coordination meetings and sequence rough-in and trim with the schedule.
Can you cable an occupied office without disrupting work?
Yes. Upgrades and retrofits are done after hours or in phases, with cutovers scheduled so staff arrive to working connections.
Is your cabling certified and tested?
Every link is tested with a certified field tester to TIA standards, and you receive the report at handover. We install manufacturer-certified systems that qualify for extended warranties.
Do you also install the network and AV equipment?
Yes. DIST designs and installs the switches, Wi-Fi, cameras, access control, conference rooms and audio the cabling serves, so one team owns the whole system.
Can you clean up an existing rack?
Yes. We re-dress, re-label and re-terminate existing racks, replace failing patch cords and document every port, usually in a single after-hours visit.
Where do you install low-voltage cabling?
Nationwide. We handle single sites and multi-site rollouts across the United States with our own field technicians.
Planning a build-out or a cabling upgrade?
Send us the drawings, the drop count and the timeline. A DIST engineer will walk the site, then come back with a cable schedule, a sequence and a fixed quote.