A new office, networked end-to-end in 10 business days.
Opening a new office, renovating, or absorbing an acquisition? The network is one of the last things planned and the first thing to break. We design, source, install, and configure — Ethernet runs to firewall to Wi-Fi — and your team plugs in and works on move-in day.
Why office moves go badly.
Move-in day. Nothing works.
Cables not run. Switches not configured. ISP install delayed. Staff sent home.
Cabling done by the lowest bidder.
Looks fine. Two weeks later, intermittent failures. Re-running cable in occupied space is expensive.
Wi-Fi covers some areas, not others.
Dead zones in the boardroom and the executive corner office. Heatmap was guessed, not surveyed.
Acquired office, no documentation.
Inherited a network with no diagrams, no passwords, no records of who set it up.
What we deliver.
- 01
Site survey + design
Walkthrough, floor-plan review, Wi-Fi heatmap. Design before we touch a cable.
- 02
Structured cabling
Cat 6A runs to every desk, conference room, AP location. Punched, tested, certified. Lifetime warranty.
- 03
Switches + firewall + Wi-Fi
Sized for the office, ordered with volume pricing, configured before install. Plug-and-play on the day.
- 04
ISP coordination
Two internet lines from different providers. We handle the install schedules, the demarc, the failover config.
- 05
User cutover
Workstations moved, printers reconfigured, phone lines ported. Tested before staff arrives.
- 06
Documentation pack
Network diagram, IP plan, equipment list, access credentials. Handed over before we leave.
How a buildout flows.
Discovery + design
Site walk, drawings reviewed, requirements captured. Design + budget delivered.
Cabling
Cabling crew runs Cat 6A. Tested and certified. Telco demarc identified.
Hardware configured
Switches, firewall, access points configured at our shop. Bench-tested.
Install + test
Hardware mounted, cables connected, network powered up, Wi-Fi tested across the floor.
ISP cutover
Primary + backup internet activated. Failover tested live. Public IPs in place.
Move-in support
Engineer on-site as staff arrive. Catch the small stuff in real time.
Network gear we deploy.
What we deliver.
Typical buildout duration for a 30-seat office.
Every desk, every conference room, every AP working on move-in day.
Every drop tested with a Fluke certifier. Results in the documentation pack.
We don't re-pull cable after move-in. The first pass is the right pass.
“Opened our new 40-seat Markham office on a Monday. Senator's team was there from Friday onward. Staff walked in Monday at 9 a.m., signed in to Wi-Fi from their assigned desks, and worked. Best office move I've ever seen.”
Who needs this.
- Firms opening a new office or moving to a new space.
- Anyone renovating that includes network reconfiguration.
- Acquisitions where an undocumented network is now your problem.
- Multi-site firms looking for one provider to handle all locations consistently.
Q01What if our base building only allows certain cabling contractors?
What if our base building only allows certain cabling contractors?
Common in commercial buildings. We coordinate with whichever crew is approved and supervise the work to our standard.
Q02Can you handle phone wiring too?
Can you handle phone wiring too?
Yes. Most modern offices run voice over the same Cat 6A. We coordinate with your phone provider for cutover.
Q03Do you provide ongoing support after the build?
Do you provide ongoing support after the build?
We do — most clients move to a managed network agreement after the buildout. Optional but common.
Q04What about cabling in heritage buildings or odd spaces?
What about cabling in heritage buildings or odd spaces?
We've worked in Victorian-era heritage buildings downtown. Plaster walls, no drop ceilings, conservation rules — solvable, just slower.
Free walkthrough + scope.
Send us your floor plans and tentative move-in date. We'll walk the space, scope the work, and send a fixed-price proposal in a week.