Connect the Equipment Your Business Depends On
A new workstation, a relocated counter or a growing camera system can change what your network needs. Customusic installs and services commercial data cabling and network connections, helping businesses plan the physical infrastructure behind their daily operations.
New Cable Runs, Repairs, and Organized Connections
Discuss Ethernet and fiber cabling, terminations, network jacks, patch panels and cable labeling. For a remodel, identify the equipment that is moving and where connections are needed. For an existing problem, describe which devices are affected, when the issue began and whether it follows a particular port or area.
Choose the route before choosing the cable
Cable type is only one part of the project. Distance, building layout, available pathways, environmental conditions and connected equipment also matter. Share floor plans and any landlord, construction or IT requirements. Fiber, copper and wireless links each have applications; the site and system requirements should guide the choice.
Make the Handoff Useful
Ask what the proposed scope includes for labeling, diagrams and verification of installed work. Identify your internet provider and internal IT contact so responsibilities are clear. Cabling work, internet service, application support and network administration are different needs, and a project should specify which are being addressed.
For multiple new connections, include a device list and the intended location of each connection point. This makes the project easier to define before installation.
Fiber Optic Cabling
Ethernet maxes at just over 300 feet. When cable lengths reach this limit, signal quality and bandwidth speed is greatly affected. For runs over 300 ft, fiber optic is the solution.
Fiber is also a great solution for outdoor application. Why do we choose fiber for long run and outdoor solutions? Fiber is immune to power surges and elements. Why? Its glass. It insulates and doesn’t conduct electricity. Interference and electromagnetic field resistant.
Ethernet Cabling
Ethernet is the most common network cable types used for wired networks. These kind of cables connect computers, phones, network switches, and network routers in LAN (local area networks).
Though WiFi connectivity is becoming more and more popular due to ethernet limitations, wired networks are more reliable and faster than other options.
Complete List of Cabling Services
- Installation
- Repair
- Termination
- Phone Jacks and Phone System Installations
- Category 5e Networking
- Category 6 networking
- Fiber
- Underground Conduit and Cabling
- Feeder/Demarcation
- Paging Systems/P.A.
- Structured cabling with layout/diagram
- Labeling of jacks & patch panels
- Test and verification of installed work
- Wireless Installation
- Rooftop
- Fixed wireless
- Point-to-point wireless
- Two year warranty – Materials and labor












