(603) 464-4600New Hampshire technology infrastructure since 1985
Structured Cabling — Commercial Network Cabling Since 1985
Service details
Commercial Structured Cabling — 40+ Years in New Hampshire
Arcomm Communications has delivered structured cabling in NH for over 40 years — serving offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and industrial buildings across the state. Proper structured cabling is the foundation of every reliable business network: it supports bandwidth growth, Power over Ethernet devices, and future technology upgrades without costly re-pulls. We install Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a copper network cabling to BICSI standards — with labeled endpoints, certified test results, and as-built documentation on every job.
Cabling Capabilities
- Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a copper network drops
- Patch panel and rack installation with cable management
- Faceplate, keystone jack, and outlet termination
- Ladder rack, J-hooks, conduit, and pathway design
- Full Fluke DSX cable certification and printed reports
- Off-hours scheduling to avoid business disruption
Our Installation Process
Site Walk
Map floor plans, identify network rooms, understand device counts and future growth needs.
Scope & Design
Turn findings into a phased scope with cable schedule, pathway design, and fixed-price quote.
Install & Label
Pull cable to standard, label every drop, terminate and dress panels, certify with Fluke equipment.
Support
As-built drawings, test reports, 15-year workmanship warranty, and ongoing local support.
Why Arcomm for Structured Cabling
Systems We Support
We work with Hubbell, CommScope, and Belden infrastructure — plus Panduit, Leviton, Chatsworth, Corning, and Berk-Tek. Every install includes labeling, testing, and documentation.
Key Advantages
- 24/7 emergency response
- Preventive maintenance plans
- Factory-trained technicians
- Local NH support team
- Off-hours scheduling standard
- 15-year workmanship warranty
Real Project: Portsmouth Office Building
Complete structured cabling overhaul for a three-story office building. Removed 15-year-old cabling and installed 180 Cat6a drops with new patch panels and rebuilt network closet. Labeled faceplates and Fluke certification on every run.
- Scope: 180 Cat6a drops, 6 patch panels, 2 racks, cable management, J-hook pathways, Fluke DSX certification, as-built floor plans
- Timeline: 2 weeks (evenings and weekends)
- Outcome: Zero punch-list items. All 180 drops passed on first test. Building owner reported new tenants cited network infrastructure during lease negotiations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a cabling installation take?
Typical office projects (50–100 drops) take 3–5 business days. Larger campuses may require 2–3 weeks. We work evenings and weekends to minimize disruption.
Do you provide warranties?
Yes — 15-year workmanship warranty on all installations. Manufacturer warranties (25 years) apply to certified fiber and copper systems.
Cat5e vs Cat6 — which do I need?
Cat5e supports gigabit speeds. Cat6 supports 10-gigabit up to 55 meters. We recommend Cat6 or Cat6a for all new builds as a future-proof investment.
Do you install fiber optic cable?
Yes — single-mode and multimode fiber for backbone and long-distance runs. Fusion-spliced and tested with OTDR certification.
Can you work outside business hours?
Absolutely. Off-hours scheduling is standard for our commercial and institutional clients.
What Our Customers Say
“Arcomm wired our 260,000 sq ft distribution center with copper and fiber runs to every workstation. Their crew phased the install so we never slowed outbound shipping.”
— Warehouse Operations Director, Nashua, NH
“We run 24/7 CNC machining and cannot afford network drops. Arcomm installed a shielded plant-floor network that has been flawless for 18 months.”
— Plant Manager, Rochester, NH
“When our server room went down at 2 AM, Arcomm was on-site within an hour. They had us back online before the morning shift arrived.”
— IT Manager, Keene, NH
Serving All of New Hampshire
We serve commercial offices, municipal buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, industrial sites, nonprofits, and multi-location teams across New Hampshire — including Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Portsmouth, Keene, Lebanon, Laconia, and surrounding areas.