Structured Cabling Company
Massachusetts, New York & New Jersey Security Systems Installations for Commercial and Residential – Quality work at competitive rates. New Installations or old System Repairs – Free Estimates
Voice and Data Cabling
Get network cabling services that are tailored to your specific needs. Our data installers design systems that will support multiple hardware uses and meet current and future requirements.
Fiber Optic Installation
With higher bandwidth capacity and less susceptibility to electromagnetic interference, fiber optic cable installation is designed for high-performance data networking.
Low Voltage Electrician
Our electricians specialize in commercial low voltage wiring. We can assist your team in structured cabling installation for office buildings, retail facilities & new construction.
Low voltage wiring services
- Your network integrity is a priority when you hire Boston High Tech as your low voltage electrical contractor.
- Ask questions and let our experienced low voltage cable installers educate you on low voltage cabling options and solutions.
- Stay connected with the data cabling contractor partner that is dedicated to you and your project’s success.
Communication Cabling Solutions For Your Business
Office Network Cabling
Expect the best with Boston High Tech’s expert network cable installation services for office voice and data cabling installations. Structured data cabling connects your computer, phone, copiers, wireless, cameras, and more to your phone and data network.
Data Center Cabling Solutions
Enhance your business agility with a properly planned data center. Our data center structured cabling experts will help identify your requirements and develop strategies for a structured wiring installation that provides efficient and optimized performance.
Types of Network Cabling Services
- Cat5 Cable Installation, also known as Cat5e cable installation, supports fast data transmission at 10 to 100 Mbps speeds for Cat5 and up to 1000Mbps for Cat5e.
- Cat 6 Cable network installation is compatible with Cat 5 and Cat5e cables, supporting even faster data transmission to 10Gbps.
- Fiber Optic Cable Installation by a certified fiber optic contractor provides speed and reliability for the heaviest of internet tasks.
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Tips on Finding and Hiring the Right Low Voltage Contractor
Whether it is a reorganization of an existing structured cabling system to accommodate growth, a simple network cabling installation, or a large project that includes the above and a whole shooting match of Video Security, Alarm, Access Control and Audio Visual services, you want to make sure you are hiring the best Low Voltage Contractor for the job. Taking the time to research and vet out potential subcontractors is well worth the effort and helps assure a successful finished product…
Cabling Specifications We Install To
Category ratings, fiber types and certification — the technical backbone of a warrantied plant.
Copper: Cat5e / Cat6 / Cat6A
Cat6 runs 10G to 55 m and 1G everywhere; Cat6A delivers 10GBASE-T to the full 100 m — our default for new builds, APs and cameras. Plenum (CMP) or riser (CMR) jacket per code.
Fiber: OS2 / OM3 / OM4
Single-mode OS2 for risers, campus and long runs; laser-optimized OM3/OM4 multimode for economical 10-40G inside buildings. Fusion-spliced, panel-terminated and OTDR-tested.
Certification & Warranty
Every link certified with Fluke DSX testers to TIA-568 — results delivered with labeled as-builts, qualifying Belden/CommScope/Panduit plants for manufacturer warranties.
Standards & Practices
We build to ANSI/TIA-568 with proper bend radius, separation from power, firestopping and grounding (TIA-607). MDF/IDF closets get racks, vertical/horizontal management and labeling that matches printed test reports — the difference between a plant IT can run and a mystery to untangle. Brands we certify: Belden, CommScope, Panduit, Leviton. Call 1-866-625-1977 for a cabling quote.
Certified Structured Cabling Design, Installation and Support
Boston High Tech provides end-to-end Structured Cabling services for commercial properties and organizations across Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey. We start with a site review and a clear discussion of users, operating requirements, existing systems, future growth and project constraints. Our team then develops a practical scope covering equipment, pathways, network needs, integration, testing and handoff.
What a complete project can include
- On-site assessment and review of existing infrastructure
- System design, equipment selection and written project scope
- Cabling, mounting, termination, configuration and integration
- Device-by-device testing, labeling and project documentation
- Administrator orientation, user training and support planning
Every proposal is tailored to the property. Reuse of existing wiring, readers, cameras, locks, network equipment or software is evaluated during discovery rather than assumed. Where another trade is required, we coordinate responsibilities with the client, general contractor, electrician, locksmith or IT team.
Our certified technology professionals support organizations across Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey from regional offices in Brighton, New York City and Skillman, with company headquarters in Charlotte. We keep private credential records, certificate numbers and individual certificate-holder information off the public website while maintaining the qualifications required for the work we perform.
Bid-ready structured cabling scope and closeout documentation
For tenant improvements, renovations and new construction, we can review drawings and specifications or build a scope from a site survey. Useful bid information includes floor plans, outlet and device counts, cable category, pathway responsibilities, MDF/IDF locations, rack elevations, backbone requirements, ceiling conditions, working hours, labeling standard and the required test deliverables.
A complete closeout package can include labeled terminations, copper or fiber test results, rack and patch-panel records, device schedules and as-built markups appropriate to the contract. Manufacturer warranty or certification requirements are confirmed for the specific materials, test limits and installer obligations in the proposal.
Project planning questions
Should a new commercial project use Cat6 or Cat6A?
Cat6 supports many ordinary business applications, while Cat6A provides more margin for 10-gigabit Ethernet and higher-power PoE over the full channel. Pathway capacity, distance, heat, equipment plans and lifecycle goals determine the better choice.
Do you provide cable certification reports?
Yes when certification is included in scope. The required test standard, tester, limits, result format and treatment of failed links should be stated before work begins.
Can you bid plans and specifications for a general contractor?
Yes. Provide the current drawing set, specifications, bid form, schedule, alternates and responsibility matrix. Clarifications and exclusions are documented so competing bids can be compared fairly.
Can cabling be installed in an occupied office or operating facility?
Yes. Phasing, access, dust and noise control, furniture protection, shutdown windows and temporary connectivity are planned with the property and client teams.
Are permits or inspections required for low-voltage cabling?
Requirements depend on jurisdiction, building, pathway and project scope. Applicable permitting, inspection, firestopping and closeout responsibilities are identified during estimating rather than assumed from a general website statement.
Local coordination: Massachusetts · New York · New Jersey. Request a survey or proposal review.