From Spaghetti to Spec
Years of moves and quick fixes leave most comms rooms with long patch cords, dead switches and ports nobody can trace. A clean-up makes faults faster to find, changes safer to make and the room ready for new equipment.
We plan the work with your IT team or provider, consolidate what can be consolidated, and replace the tangle with short, right-sized patch cords.
What’s Included
Scoped to your site and written into the quote before we start.
Typical Scope
- Rack consolidation, including moving jacks from old wall panels into the rack
- New wall duct and cable pathways into the rack
- Removal of redundant switches, cable managers and dead cable
- Re-termination onto new patch panels
- Every patch cord replaced with a short, right-sized cord
- Tone, trace and test existing cabling
- On-site support with your IT provider until everything is back online
At Handover
- Labelled panels, ports and cables
- Test results for every re-terminated link
- Port map of the finished rack
- A note of any damaged cable found
Common Questions
How long does a cabinet clean-up take?
It depends on the number of racks and ports. We confirm the time after a site walk or a look at photos of the room, and plan any downtime with you.
Will the network go down?
Some ports go down briefly while cords are replaced. We schedule that work after hours or overnight if needed, and stay until your IT team confirms everything is back online.
Do you remove old equipment?
Yes. Redundant switches, managers and dead cable are removed. Old equipment can be boxed and left on site for e-cycling.
Based in Mississauga. Serving the GTA, including Toronto, Brampton, Oakville, Vaughan and Markham, and sites across Ontario.
Tell Us About the Job
Send drawings, drop counts or a quick description. We’ll come back with questions or a written quote.
Installs: day, evening or overnight, scheduled around your site.