Certified structured cabling for businesses across Mexico.
We design, install and certify Cat 6 and Cat 6A copper networks and fiber optic links for businesses anywhere in Mexico, from our engineering base in Monterrey. In-house engineering, clean pathways, testing with certification equipment and documented handover under TIA/EIA standards.
Your network is only as reliable as the cable underneath it.
Many intermittent network problems don't come from the switch or the internet provider, but from a poorly executed physical layer: off-category cable, pathways shared with power lines, unlabeled outlets and messy racks. With well-designed structured cabling, every point has measured performance and a record that lets you grow without guesswork.
Maximum length of a horizontal copper channel under TIA-568.
10GBASE-T over the full channel, ready for multi-gigabit equipment.
Every link is tested and handed over with its own certification report.
Outlets, panels and pathways identified per TIA-606.
Structured cabling installation, end to end.
We handle the entire physical layer of your network: from the desk outlet to the main cabinet, including pathways, fiber links between areas and final certification. One engineering team, no subcontractors.
Cat 6 and Cat 6A copper
UTP or STP, depending on the environment.
We install Cat 6 horizontal cabling for workstations and Cat 6A for access points, cameras, high-power PoE and 10 Gb/s links. In areas with electromagnetic noise —near motors, drives or electrical panels— we recommend shielded cable (STP/F/UTP) with proper grounding.
- Cat 6 and Cat 6A
- UTP and shielded STP
- Jacks and patch panels
- Custom-length patch cords
- Voice, data and video
- PoE-ready
Single-mode and multimode fiber
Multimode fiber (OM3/OM4) for in-building links and single-mode (OS2) for long runs or between buildings. Fusion splicing, fiber distribution panels and loss testing on every link.
Cable tray, conduit and routing
Ladder or wire-mesh cable tray, conduit, raceway and ducts to suit the building, kept apart from power lines and sized with room to grow.
Racks, cabinets and telecom rooms
Rack and cabinet build-out in the main distribution frame (MDF) and intermediate rooms (IDF): cable managers, patch panels, power distribution and neat dressing that makes maintenance easy.
Per-link certification
Every copper link is certified with a cabling certification tester (Fluke-type) against its category limits; every fiber link with loss testing and, where applicable, OTDR.
Labeling and documented handover
TIA-606 labeling, as-built drawings, connection matrix and certification reports, delivered in a technical record.
CCTV, access control and UPS
Outlets planned for IP cameras, access control, Wi-Fi and telephony, with UPS in critical cabinets.
Grounding and bonding
Grounding of racks, cable tray and shielded cable per TIA-607, to protect equipment and keep network performance stable in electrically noisy environments.
Reorganizing existing sites
If you already have cabling, we audit it: remove dead cable, reorganize racks, relabel and certify what stays.
From site survey to documented handover.
Six stages with one accountable team, so what gets designed is exactly what gets installed and certified.
Site survey
Walk-through of pathways, outlet locations, telecom rooms, ceiling heights and building conditions.
Design
We define the category per area, MDF/IDF topology, pathways and distances, and deliver a clear, itemized proposal.
Installation
Pathways, cable pulling, termination and rack build-out by our own staff, in work windows agreed with you.
Certification
Every copper link and fiber link is tested with certification equipment; anything that fails is fixed before handover.
Documented handover
Certification reports, as-built drawings, TIA-606 labeling and a technical record, with a written warranty.
Support
Moves, adds and changes on the same documentation, plus support for the active network running on the cabling.
Cabling certified to TIA/EIA standards.
We design and install following the TIA family of standards for telecommunications in commercial buildings, and use the international ISO/IEC 11801 standard as a general reference when a project calls for it.
Copper and fiber cabling performance: categories, distances, connectivity and the test parameters used to certify every link.
Pathways and spaces: conduit, cable tray, telecom rooms and growth capacity of the routes.
Administration and identification: labeling of outlets, panels, cables and pathways, with records included in the handover.
Grounding and bonding of the telecommunications infrastructure.
Cabling you can actually verify.
We don't just hand over “network drops”: we deliver certified, documented links backed by the same team that installed them.
In-house engineering
No subcontracting. The people who pull and terminate the cable answer for its certification.
Certified and documented
TIA/EIA-certified cabling with a report per link, labeling and as-built drawings. Quality isn't promised — it's delivered in writing.
Infrastructure + cybersecurity
One accountable partner for the physical layer, the active network and its protection.
From Monterrey, across Mexico.
Our engineering base is in Monterrey; Nuevo León and Coahuila are our regional market, and we deliver structured cabling projects in any state of Mexico with the same team and the same standard.
Based in Monterrey
Direct coverage across the metro area: Monterrey, San Pedro Garza García, San Nicolás, Guadalupe, Apodaca, Escobedo, Santa Catarina, García and Juárez.
Nuevo León and Coahuila
Our regional market: we cover all of Nuevo León and Coahuila's main cities, such as Saltillo, Ramos Arizpe and Torreón, for corporate offices, plants and industrial buildings.
Projects across Mexico
Projects in any Mexican state and multi-site or branch rollouts, with the same design, labeling and certification standard at every location and one set of documentation.
Network cabling for businesses in any industry.
Every building is different; the design follows how each space is actually used.
Corporate offices
User outlets, meeting rooms, high-density Wi-Fi and IDF rooms on every floor.
Industrial buildings
High-bay cable tray, shielded cable in noisy areas and fiber to connect distant zones.
Plants and warehouses
Connectivity for the production floor, terminals, scanners and cameras.
Retail
Point of sale, cameras and Wi-Fi in stores and branches.
Schools
Classrooms, labs and common areas, with fiber links between campus buildings.
Hospitals and clinics
A reliable, documented network where continuity is critical.
What runs on top of your cabling.
Cabling is the foundation; on top of it we build the rest of your infrastructure and its protection.
Networks and connectivity
Switching, enterprise Wi-Fi, SD-WAN and high-availability links.
See networks and connectivity →CCTV and access control
IP cameras, recording and access control integrated with the network we install.
See CCTV →Managed cybersecurity
SOC, MDR and protection for the network running on your cabling, with the same accountable partner.
See cybersecurity →Structured cabling: what clients ask most.
What is structured cabling?
It is the system of cables, connectors, pathways and cabinets that carries data, voice and video inside a building or campus, designed to standards such as TIA/EIA-568 so any device can connect in an organized, identifiable way with measurable performance. Unlike ad-hoc cabling, every link can be traced, tested and expanded without redoing the installation.
Cat 6 or Cat 6A — which should I choose?
Cat 6 is enough for most workstations at 1 Gb/s and only supports 10 Gb/s over short runs. Cat 6A supports 10GBASE-T over the full 100-meter channel, handles crosstalk better and is the recommended choice for recent Wi-Fi access points, higher-power PoE and links to servers. During the site survey we choose the category based on how each area is actually used.
How much does structured cabling cost per drop?
It depends on the length of each run, the category (Cat 6, Cat 6A or fiber), the type of pathway required, ceiling height and building conditions, and the total number of drops. That's why we don't quote a generic price: we do a free site survey and deliver a detailed, itemized quote.
Do you certify every link?
Yes. Every copper link and every fiber link is tested with certification equipment and handed over with its own results report, along with drawings, labeling and a technical record. If a link fails, we fix it before handover.
How long does a structured cabling installation take?
It depends on the number of drops, the pathways that need to be built and the available work windows. A small office takes a few days; a plant or multi-floor project is scheduled in phases. The estimated timeline is stated in writing in the proposal, and work windows are agreed with you to minimize the impact on your operation.
Do you work in industrial buildings and plants?
Yes. We install cabling in industrial buildings, plants and warehouses, with high-bay ladder tray, conduit where mechanical protection is needed, shielded cable in electrically noisy areas and fiber optics to connect buildings or distant areas. We coordinate with your health and safety team and follow the site's access requirements.
Do you offer a warranty?
Yes. We provide a written warranty on the installation and workmanship, backed by the certification reports for every link. Scope and conditions are specified in each project's proposal.
Do you work outside Monterrey?
Yes, anywhere in Mexico. Our engineering base is in Monterrey, Nuevo León and Coahuila are our regional market, and we deliver projects in every state: corporate offices, plants and industrial buildings, and multi-branch rollouts with the same design, labeling and certification standard at every site. Logistics for each project are defined in the proposal.
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