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Our Work

Showcase

A look at our rack builds and structured cable dressing — clean, labeled, and done right.

Front of Rack

Front of Rack

Patch panels, port density, and clean front-facing terminations — labeled to TIA-606 and ready for service.

Front of rack with labeled patch panels, Juniper switches, fiber, and PDU Front-facing patch panel stack with green and blue patch runs Stacked Panduit and Leviton patch panels, front of rack Close detail of labeled front-facing patch panel ports AV equipment rack with Cisco switch, Netgear AV, and QSC Q-SYS Full-height Juniper EX4100 switch stack with labeled Leviton patch panels Front of rack with blue patch cabling and fully labeled high-density panels
Back of Rack

Back of Rack

Where the craftsmanship shows — combed and bundled Cat6A+ runs, consistent service loops, and disciplined cable management front to back.

High-density Cat6A patch panel terminations at the back of a rack Combed and bundled blue Cat6A runs fanning into patch panels Rack rear view with organized Cat6A cabling and patch panels Back-of-rack cable management with velcro-bundled runs Service loops and vertical cable management on the rack rear Multi-rack back-of-rack structured cabling and cable management Rear of Juniper EX4100 switch stack with combed yellow patch bundles Back-of-rack switch power supplies and dressed yellow cabling
Cable Dressing

Cable Dressing

Clean, combed, and labeled cable management — the detail that separates a professional install.

Green Cat6 bundles routed down a plywood backboard to floor penetrations Blue cable bundles routed up the wall onto an overhead ladder rack Combed green Cat6 bundles on a ladder rack, close detail Blue cable bundles routed overhead near junction boxes Overhead green Cat6 bundles with cable spools staged below Overhead blue cable pathway across a server room Wall-mounted cabinet interior with dressed blue cabling Conduit stub-ups landing in a pull box with coiled service loops Overhead ladder rack run with combed yellow and gray cable bundles Long cable-tray pathway of bundled cable across a server room Sleeved riser cable bundles dropping from ceiling conduit onto a ladder rack Technician dressing a service loop at a wall-mounted rack
What We Walk Into

Monstrosities Found On Site

The other side of the job. These are real racks we've inherited — undocumented, unsupported, and well out of standard. We don't judge; we untangle, re-terminate, label, and bring them back to code.

Under-rack view of disorganized patch cabling and loose service loops Dense rats-nest of unmanaged blue patch cables at a switch Tall rack overrun with tangled, unsupported blue cabling Fiber distribution panel buried under a waterfall of loose blue cable Cascading mass of unmanaged blue patch cords down a rack Patch panels lost behind heaps of unrouted blue cable Multicolor tangle of copper and fiber across core network gear LAN cabinet packed with a chaotic mix of unmanaged cabling Floor-to-ceiling cable chaos across a labeled distribution rack Loose fiber and copper jumpers piled over a chassis switch

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