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Norvet MSP
Veteran-ownedAtlanta-basedSDVOSB-certified

Structured Cabling & Low-Voltage Infrastructure
for Atlanta Businesses

Cat6/Cat6A data drops, Wi-Fi access point cabling, camera and access control wiring, fiber handoff extensions, patch panels, racks, and network closet buildouts. Tell Norvet about the project and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate contractor for commercial spaces across the Atlanta metro.

Part of Norvet MSP's nationwide cabling and field-deployment network. Local presence, national consistency.

Veteran-owned. Atlanta-based. SDVOSB-certified. Commercial cabling, network infrastructure, and field deployment support.

What We Do

Services Included

One place to start: tell Norvet about the project, and Norvet can help connect it with an appropriate contractor.

Who We Work With

Industries Served

Norvet can help connect the spaces Atlanta businesses actually work in with an appropriate contractor, from dental suites to warehouse floors.

Medical and dental offices

HIPAA-conscious infrastructure: clean runs, secure closet, documented.

Law firms

Reliable drops for workstations, conference rooms, and secure storage.

Restaurants and retail

POS drops, WAP cabling, camera wiring. Ready for opening day.

Warehouses and logistics

Long runs, industrial-grade routing, Wi-Fi coverage for the floor.

Churches and nonprofits

AV, office, and Wi-Fi cabling that fits your budget and timeline.

Municipal and government facilities

SDVOSB-eligible. Experience with government site requirements.

Professional offices

Clean installations that look as good as they perform.

Multi-tenant commercial spaces

Per-suite runs, shared closet organization, landlord-ready documentation.

Work We've Delivered

Project Examples

From a full-building Wi-Fi deployment at a historic music museum in Macon to a network survey for a multi-building healthcare practice and a camera-system recovery on a horse farm near Rome. Across metro Atlanta, north Georgia, and beyond. Real projects, confirmed scopes, documented results.

Full-building Wi-Fi infrastructure. Historic music museum
Macon, GA · January 2026

Three-day Wi-Fi infrastructure deployment at a historic music museum, a nationally recognized landmark in Macon. Enterprise access points placed to overcome thick masonry walls. Cabling routed through existing architectural pathways with no structural modification. Heavy installation after hours; configuration and testing during operating hours. Museum remained open throughout. Zero visitor disruption across all three days.

Macon, GA. In-market central Georgia delivery at a marquee heritage site.

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Law office infrastructure refresh. 25 Cat6 drops + 8 APs
Atlanta, GA · April, May 2025

25 new Cat6 drops pulled, terminated, tested, and documented for a law office in Atlanta, GA. 8 Ubiquiti U6 Pro and U7 Pro access points mounted and tuned. Cradlepoint 5G failover integrated. Full wired and wireless office refresh delivered inside a one-week window. 40.5 hours of on-site engineering.

Atlanta-proper. Fulton County.

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Multi-room A/V + camera + structured-cabling buildout
Blue Ash, OH · April 2025

26 cameras (18 AVer PTZ + 8 Luma bullet) across multiple observational zones. 4K signal distribution over a custom SDI-over-coax architecture. Cisco Meraki network backbone. Dante audio routing. Centralized live-stream encoding via 7 Epiphan units. Fast-track timeline, a late-stage mobile-capture redesign was absorbed mid-project without missing delivery.

Out-of-market delivery. Proof Norvet operates nationwide.

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Network infrastructure survey. Multi-building healthcare practice
Metro Atlanta, GA · December 2024

A growing healthcare practice needed to understand what modernizing its network would take across two buildings. Norvet surveyed both, documented existing voice, data, and camera systems, identified rooms with no wiring at all, and delivered a full Ubiquiti-based modernization plan. Switch count, AP placement, firewall scope, and structured cabling, delivered as a written report ready for budget review.

Metro Atlanta. Healthcare sector, multi-building scope.

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More Recent Work

Open-access fiber service network infrastructureClayton County, GA

Norvet MSP selected as managed-services and infrastructure partner for eCommunity Fiber's open-access SMB fiber network in South Metro Atlanta.

Network drop + IP camera deployment (completed in one visit)Norcross, GA · Metro-north Atlanta

New Cat6 drop run, terminated, and tested; IP camera mounted and integrated with existing NVR system. All in a single 3.78-hour visit.

WAP cabling + peripheral install. Medical clinicSnellville, GA · December 2024

New WAP run pulled, terminated, and certified at 50 ft; printers and peripherals configured; staff trained. One visit, around patient hours.

Project reference available on request.
Low-voltage cable repair and VoIP restoration. Commercial officeMetro Atlanta, GA · December 2024

Bad cable run diagnosed with tester, fresh drop pulled and patched, phone extension restored with clean registration and two-way audio. Single visit.

Camera and wireless system recovery. Working horse farmNear Rome, GA · December 2024

Stable-to-house wireless link restored after ISP change; AP reinstalled; NVR and IP cameras reconfigured onto the new subnet. Live feeds confirmed.

How It Works

Our Cabling Process

Five steps from first contact to documented handoff. No guesswork, no scope creep.

01

Tell us about the project

Tell Norvet about the location, the type of work, and your timeline. No site visit required to get started.

02

Connect with a contractor

Norvet can help connect the request with an appropriate contractor in the Atlanta metro.

03

Evaluation and scope

The contractor evaluates the space, plans cable paths and closet layout, and provides an itemized scope and price. No surprises.

04

Installation and labeling

The contractor pulls, terminates, and labels cables at both ends. Every port identified on the patch panel and at the jack.

05

Testing, documentation, and handoff

The contractor tests every run and delivers documentation: port map, panel diagram, any warranty information. Norvet handles the network and business technology that runs on top of it.

Standards

Quality and Documentation

Every cabling project Norvet connects with a contractor is expected to follow commercial structured cabling best practices: clean routing, consistent cable management, labeled terminations at both ends, proper patch panel organization, and documented port maps delivered at handoff.

Labeling and documentation are not optional extras. When the next technician opens that closet, yours, the contractor's, or your ISP's, they should be able to read exactly what goes where. That is what good cabling looks like.

Before any cable is pulled, the contractor plans the route: ceiling grid structure, existing conduit, furniture placement, and closet layout all get accounted for before the first drop. After installation, every run is tested end-to-end, and you receive a port map and panel diagram at handoff.

For multi-site and multi-phase projects, Norvet helps keep documentation consistent across every location so your internal team or future contractors can work from accurate records.

New buildExpansionCleanupRepairRewireTenant improvementNetwork closet refreshMulti-site rollout

What to Expect

What a Norvet-Connected Cabling Job Looks Like

  • Commercial structured-cabling best practices
  • Clean cable routing and organized cable management
  • Labeled terminations at both ends. Jack and patch panel
  • Tested and certified runs on every project
  • Port maps and as-built documentation at handoff
  • On time, on scope, no surprises
  • Standards-aligned work across Cat6/Cat6A, fiber handoffs, and low-voltage systems

For Camera & Access-Control Projects

You own the cameras. You own the policy.

Tell Norvet about the cabling, network closets, and runs to each camera, NVR, and access-control reader, and Norvet can help connect the project with an appropriate contractor. The contractor performs the physical installation, and every run is certified and documented at handoff. The cameras, the recordings, the retention schedule, who can view footage, and the privacy policy stay entirely with you.

Norvet does not operate surveillance systems or hold footage. Norvet helps you find the right contractor for the infrastructure so you set the rules. For public, campus, and community spaces, that separation matters: your community, your governance, a clean and fully documented result.

Service Area

We Also Serve

Norvet can help connect structured cabling projects with an appropriate contractor across the Atlanta metro. Visit a city page for localized information and to see projects relevant to your market.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Get Started

Planning a cabling project?

Tell us what you know about the location, timeline, and scope. We'll review the details and recommend the next step, including connecting you with an appropriate contractor for pricing on the physical install.

Need a quick on-site fix instead? Request On-Site Service for cabling repairs, camera moves, VoIP line fixes, and field tech visits.

Need cabling for a new office, expansion, camera system, or network closet?

Tell Norvet about it, and Norvet can help connect you with an appropriate contractor.

Related services

Free Security Assessment

New cabling and network infrastructure creates new exposure. A quick security check identifies gaps in MFA, backups, endpoint protection, and access controls before they become incidents. Takes about two minutes.

Take the assessment

Federal credentials

Federal registration

NORVET LLC is SBA VetCert-certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). Registered on SAM.gov with UEI and CAGE (Commercial and Government Entity) . NAICS 238210, 541512, 541513, 541519, 518210, 517111.

SAM.gov profile

Active SAM.gov registration. Legal entity NORVET LLC, UEI , CAGE . Verifiable by any contracting officer through SAM.gov and the SBA Dynamic Small Business Search at dsbs.sba.gov.

Federal NAICS

238210 (primary; wiring installation). 541512 (computer systems design). 541513, 541519, 518210, 517111. Registered on SAM.gov under our UEI.