Why structured cabling pays for itself in a small office
Loose cables running along skirting boards cost more over three years than doing it properly on day one.
The hidden cost of improvised wiring
Improvised runs get stepped on, pinched by furniture and pulled out of sockets. Each incident is a call-out, and each call-out is downtime for whoever sits at that desk.
What structured cabling actually means
Cables run in trunking to a central patch panel, each port labelled and tested. Faults become a two-minute patch change instead of an afternoon of tracing.
Plan for more ports than you need
The marginal cost of pulling a spare pair of cables during the initial installation is small. The cost of adding them afterwards, once the trunking and ceiling are closed, is not.
Get the documentation
Insist on a labelled port map at handover. We provide one as standard on every installation.