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10 drops • Cat6 • Standard labor
Small law office with data drops for workstations, printers, conference room, and access points.
24 drops • Cat6A • Standard labor
Creative agency with 10G cabling for video editing workstations and WiFi 7 access points.
50 drops • Cat6A • Premium labor
Large warehouse with long cable runs, conduit, industrial-grade terminations, and WiFi coverage.
Choose the right cable type for your application and budget
| Cable Type | Speed | Max Length | Best For | Price/ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cat6 | 1 Gbps | 100m (328 ft) | Standard office, cost-effective | $0.25 – $0.35 |
| Cat6A | 10 Gbps | 100m (328 ft) | WiFi 7, high-bandwidth, future-proof | $0.40 – $0.55 |
| Cat8 | 25-40 Gbps | 30m (98 ft) | Data centers, switch-to-switch onlyNote: Cat8 is overkill for workstations—it's strictly for server room switch connections. | $0.80 – $1.10 |
Key considerations from our 500+ professional installations
Cable run distance is the biggest factor — longer runs mean more materials and labor. Building type matters too: drop ceilings are easier than concrete, and warehouses require conduit. Premium labor includes cable testing, certification, and documentation.
Network Cabling ChecklistCat6A is worth the 30-40% premium if you're running to WiFi 7 access points, using 10G switches, or want 10+ year future-proofing. For basic workstation connections with standard gigabit equipment, Cat6 remains cost-effective.
Cat6 vs Fiber GuideProfessional cabling includes certification testing that guarantees performance. Poor terminations cause intermittent issues that are expensive to troubleshoot. Commercial installations must meet TIA/EIA standards for warranties and compliance.
Our Cabling ServicesAdd 20-30% more drops than your current needs. Re-cabling is expensive, so it's cheaper to run extra cables during initial installation. Consider future access point locations, conference rooms, and security camera positions.
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