In May 2026 Norvet put cabling and low-voltage projects at the front of its public message. That message went further than the work Norvet actually does. This post sets it straight.
Why Norvet refers cabling work
Regulated low-voltage installation requires a licensed contractor. That covers cabling, cameras, access control, and the other low-voltage installation work. Norvet refers that work to independent licensed contractors and handles the IT side. Norvet does not install it, and does not design, plan, scope, or survey it.
Licensed installation belongs with a licensed contractor.
What Norvet handles
Norvet handles the technology side that sits on top of the physical work:
- Managed IT support and helpdesk
- Cybersecurity and compliance support
- Business internet and phone service, ordered and managed through carrier partners (Norvet arranges the order, and the carrier provides the service)
- Router, switch, firewall, and Wi-Fi access point administration
- Point-of-sale setup and business websites
If you have a cabling or camera project
Tell Norvet about the project. Norvet can connect you with an independent licensed contractor for the installation. Norvet then handles the network configuration, Wi-Fi, devices, and internet that go with it.
Get started: norvetmsp.com/start
Planning a cabling or low-voltage project?
Tell Norvet what the space needs and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate licensed contractor. Norvet handles IT support and device support directly.
