Opening a New Office? Cabled and Ready Before You Move In.
You signed the lease and the space is empty. Before your team can plug in a single laptop, the cabling, Wi-Fi, phones, and network closet have to be in place. Tell Norvet about the project and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate contractor so the office is ready on day one.
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The situation
What you're actually dealing with
A new office is a deadline with a lot of moving parts. Here is what usually lands on your plate.
An empty shell and a move-in date
The build is done or nearly done, furniture is on the way, and nothing is wired. Every day the space sits unconnected is a day your team cannot work.
Coordinating around the GC and electrician
Low-voltage cabling has to happen at the right point in the build: after the electrician roughs in, before the ceilings close. Miss the window and you are cutting walls back open.
No idea how many drops you actually need
Desks, conference rooms, printers, Wi-Fi access points, cameras, the front desk. Counting it wrong means either dead jacks or scrambling to add runs later.
One contact, not five
You do not want to manage a cabling crew, the ISP, the phone vendor, and the camera installer separately. You want one number to call.
What we handle
What an office buildout includes
Tell us your floor plan and Norvet can help connect each of these with an appropriate contractor.
Workstation data drops
Cat6/Cat6A runs from the closet to every desk, conference table, and printer location, labeled at both ends.
Wi-Fi access point cabling
Ceiling and wall drops placed for clean coverage across the whole floor, no dead zones in the corner offices.
Conference and huddle rooms
Cabling for displays, video bars, and wired connections in the rooms that have to work for the first big meeting.
Phone and front-desk drops
Runs for VoIP handsets and the reception area so the phones ring on opening day.
Network closet and rack
Patch panel, rack, and clean termination so the closet is documented from the start instead of becoming a mess in year two.
Cameras and access control (optional)
If you want IP cameras or badge readers, that cabling can be run in the same pass while the ceilings are open, and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate contractor.
How it works
From first call to documented handoff
The same disciplined process on every project. No guesswork, no scope creep.
Tell us about the project
Share your floor plan and photos, or just describe the space, so Norvet understands the scope.
Connect with a contractor
Norvet can help connect the project with an appropriate contractor, who provides a clear, itemized quote: drops, materials, labor, timeline.
Install and label
The contractor pulls, terminates, and labels every run at both ends.
Test and hand off documentation
Every run tested. You get a port map and panel diagram so the next technician can read the closet.
Past performance
We have done this work
Network Infrastructure Survey for a Multi-Building Healthcare Practice
Two-building survey with full scoped modernization plan
A growing healthcare practice needed to understand what it would take to modernize its network across two buildings. Norvet surveyed both, documented existing voice, data, and camera systems, identified rooms with no data or phone wiring, and delivered a scoped Ubiquiti-based modernization recommendation the practice could budget from.
Read the full case studyCommon questions
When in the buildout should we bring you in?
As early as you can. The best time to plan cabling is while the floor plan is still on paper. The best time to pull it is after the electrician roughs in and before the ceiling and walls close. Loop us in early and we will tell you exactly when the contractor needs to be on site.
Do you work with our general contractor and electrician?
Norvet does not schedule or manage the low-voltage installation directly. If requested, Norvet can connect you with an independent licensed contractor, who works directly with your GC and electrician to line up the physical work.
Can you do offices outside Atlanta?
Yes. Norvet is headquartered in Atlanta and can help connect cabling projects with an appropriate contractor nationwide. The contractor documents each location to the standard you request.
What do we get at the end?
A working, labeled network and the documentation to prove it: a port map, a patch panel diagram, and test results for every run. The next technician who opens that closet can read exactly what goes where.
Need internet, VoIP, cameras, cybersecurity, or POS for the same project? We coordinate that through our vetted partner network once the cabling scope is clear, so you have one point of contact for the whole job. See everything Norvet does.
Tell us about your new space
Tell us about the project and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate contractor.
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