Commercial Structured Cabling for Data Centers & Offices
Cat6/Cat6A, fiber, racks and tested, certified runs for data centers, new office build-outs and existing offices. Commercial only — no residential.
Data centers & server rooms
Rack and cabinet installation, high-density copper and fiber, overhead ladder rack and cable management, patch panels, labeling and documentation for clean, serviceable rooms.
New office build-outs
We work with your GC and electrician during construction to plan pathways, drop locations, MDF/IDF closets and Wi-Fi access point placement — so your network is ready on move-in day.
Existing offices
Add drops, relocate workstations, re-cable failing runs, and turn a messy wiring closet into a labeled, organized rack. After-hours scheduling available.
What we install
- Cat6 and Cat6A copper data cabling (plenum and riser where required)
- Single-mode and multimode fiber, including backbone runs between floors and buildings
- Equipment racks, cabinets, patch panels and cable management
- Cabling for Wi-Fi access points, IP cameras, access control and VoIP phones
- Termination, labeling and testing of every run; certification on request
- As-built documentation so your IT team knows what goes where
One contractor for the whole job
Because C13 also installs phone systems, UniFi cameras and access control and audio-visual, we plan cable for everything at once — fewer trips, fewer surprises, and one team accountable.
Commercial cabling FAQ
Do you do residential cabling?
No. C13 is a commercial-only contractor. We cable offices, data centers, warehouses, retail and other commercial spaces — not homes.
Can you cable an office that's already occupied?
Yes. We regularly add drops, clean up closets and re-cable existing offices, and can schedule work after hours to avoid disrupting your staff.
Is every cable tested?
Every run is terminated, labeled and tested. Certification reports can be provided for projects that require them.
Serving commercial clients in Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe and across the Valley.