We measure every link. We estimate none.
Most installers hand over cable that's pulled and working. That isn't the same as handing it over certified: a link passing traffic today can be sitting at the edge of spec and drop the day you put real load on it.
Every link we hand over is tested with a calibrated instrument and certified against TIA standards. The report leaves with you.
What we certify
Cat6 and Cat6A copper
Horizontal cabling and patch panels, certified with a Fluke DSX-8000 CableAnalyzer.
Multimode and singlemode fiber
Backbone and floor links, certified with a Fluke CertiFiber Pro against TIA-568.3-E.
The report, in your hands
Loss, length, and margin for every link. Documentation that holds up in an audit and helps whoever touches the install next.
How we work
- 1
It gets pulled
To the practices of the manufacturer you actually bought: bend radius, tension, separation.
- 2
It gets measured
Calibrated instrument, link by link. Not a sample — all of them.
- 3
It gets fixed
Anything that doesn't pass gets redone before handover. A marginal PASS is not a PASS.
- 4
It gets documented
The certification report and the as-built leave with you — they don't stay in our archive.
At scale
More than 2,000 fiber links and 500 Cat6A drops certified for a global carrier's Miami datacenter, in under six months. That pace only holds if measuring is part of the process and not a formality at the end.
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