Low-Voltage Cabling
For NC Businesses That Outlast Tenants
Cat6/6A copper, fiber backbone, security camera grids, and access control wiring, installed BICSI-aligned, certified to test specifications, and documented for the next 20 years.
What Makes a Cabling Installation Last 20 Years?
Three things separate cabling installations that hold up for decades from the kind that need rip-and-replace work in five years: BICSI-aligned installation methods, proper certification testing on every cable run, and complete documentation that future technicians can actually use. Most cabling installations skip at least one of these three. PCG Wire never does.
Low-voltage cabling is infrastructure. It sits inside walls, above ceilings, and through conduit for the entire life of the building. Cable runs that were rushed during install, never certified after termination, or installed without documentation create problems that surface years later, failed Wi-Fi access points, intermittent network drops, mystery latency issues, and security camera installations that fail open during the worst possible moment.
PCG Wire installs structured cabling for NC businesses across data, voice, security, access control, and audio-visual systems. Every install follows BICSI TDMM and TIA-568 standards, which means proper bend radii, correct termination methods, separation from electrical sources, and pulling tension within manufacturer specifications. Every cable run is certified with Fluke-class test equipment that verifies wire-map, length, attenuation, return loss, and near-end crosstalk. Every installation includes full documentation: floor plans with cable IDs, patch panel labeling, certification test reports, and component lists with manufacturer batch numbers for warranty claims.
Whether you are building out a new office in Charlotte's South End, expanding warehouse operations in Greensboro, adding security cameras to an Asheboro manufacturing facility, or wiring a new biotech lab in Durham, PCG Wire delivers infrastructure that lasts as long as the building does. Our work passes facility commissioning audits, satisfies cybersecurity reviewers, and makes the next IT person's job easier rather than harder.
Every PCG Wire Cabling Service
From single drops to multi-building backbones, every system you need under one experienced cabling team.
Structured Data Cabling (Cat6 / Cat6A)
Cat6 for standard office environments, Cat6A for 10G to the desk and high-density installs. BICSI-compliant routing, proper terminations, and full Fluke certification reports for every run.
Fiber Optic Backbone
Single-mode and multi-mode fiber for inter-floor, inter-building, and high-bandwidth uplinks. Fusion splicing, OTDR testing, and optical certification documentation.
Security Camera Cabling
IP camera infrastructure including cable runs, PoE switching, NVR mounting, and integration with your physical security platform. Indoor, outdoor, and weatherproof installations.
Access Control Wiring
Badge reader cabling, door controller wiring, magnetic lock connections, and request-to-exit sensor installation. Coordinated with your access control system vendor.
Audio-Visual Cabling
Conference room AV runs, digital signage cabling, video wall installations, and integration with corporate AV systems. HDMI, HDBaseT, and SDI-grade installs.
Paging & Intercom Systems
Overhead paging cable installations for warehouses and manufacturing floors, intercom and entry-system wiring for secure facilities, and coordination with VoIP phone systems.
Wireless Access Point Cabling
Wi-Fi access point cable runs designed around predictive coverage analysis. Proper PoE+ delivery, mounting hardware, and cable management for clean ceiling installs.
Data Closet Buildouts
Rack and patch panel installation, cable management, ladder rack and overhead pathway installation, and clean termination work. Closets that future technicians actually want to work in.
Cable Testing & Certification
Full Fluke certification testing on every cable run with written test reports. Required for manufacturer warranty coverage and essential for facility commissioning audits.
From Site Walk-Through to Certified Installation
A structured cabling project that respects your operations, your timeline, and your future technicians.
Site Walk-Through & Design
We walk your facility, map cable pathways, identify any obstacles, and design a cable plan that meets your needs and the building's constraints. Detailed quote within 48 hours.
Schedule Around Your Operations
We work evenings, weekends, and around your business operations to minimize disruption. Detailed project timeline so you know what to expect each phase.
Installation & Termination
BICSI-aligned cable pulling, proper terminations, clean cable management, and labeling at both ends. We don't take shortcuts that future technicians inherit.
Certification & Documentation
Every run certified with Fluke test equipment. Full documentation package: floor plans, cable IDs, patch panel maps, test reports, and warranty info.
Cabling by Industry
Different industries have different cabling demands. PCG Wire knows the difference.
Healthcare
Medical-grade cabling for clinical environments, isolated network drops for biomedical equipment, EHR-system data runs, and infection-control-conscious installation methods for active healthcare facilities.
Manufacturing
Industrial Ethernet, OT-segmented network runs, ruggedized cable for production floors, and fiber backbone for facility-wide connectivity. Cabling that withstands vibration, temperature swings, and chemical exposure.
Law Firms
Quiet, professional installations in occupied office space. Conference room AV cabling, attorney workstation drops, and secure cable pathways that protect client data.
Financial Services
Cabling that satisfies financial-grade audit and security requirements. Trading floor density, redundant fiber backbones, and security camera grids designed around bank-grade physical security standards.
Nonprofits
Budget-conscious installations that don't sacrifice quality. We help nonprofits make smart trade-offs between Cat6 and Cat6A, and design cable systems that scale as the organization grows without rip-and-replace work.
Construction
Tenant buildouts, project field office cabling, temporary site network installs, and final commissioning of permanent low-voltage systems. We coordinate with general contractors and subs.
Low-Voltage Cabling: Your Questions Answered
The questions facility managers and IT directors ask most before scoping a cabling project.
What is low-voltage cabling and what does it cover?
Low-voltage cabling refers to wiring systems that operate at 50 volts or less, including data network cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A), fiber optic backbone, security camera wiring, access control systems, audio-visual cabling, paging and intercom systems, and structured cabling for voice, data, and building automation. PCG Wire installs and certifies all of these systems for North Carolina businesses, from single-floor office buildouts to multi-building campus networks.
What is the difference between Cat6 and Cat6A?
Cat6 supports 1 Gbps over the standard 100-meter cable run and up to 10 Gbps over shorter distances of about 55 meters. Cat6A supports 10 Gbps over the full 100-meter run with better shielding against crosstalk. For most office environments, Cat6 is sufficient and meaningfully less expensive. For high-density environments like data centers, modern conference rooms with 4K video conferencing, or installations where you want to future-proof for 10G to every desk, Cat6A is the better long-term investment. PCG Wire helps you make the right choice based on your specific use case rather than defaulting to one or the other.
Do you certify cable installations?
Yes. Every PCG Wire installation includes full certification testing using Fluke or comparable certification test equipment. We provide written test reports for every cable run showing wire-map, length, attenuation, return loss, and crosstalk measurements. Certification reports are essential for warranty coverage, insurance documentation, and any future facility audit. Many cabling companies skip certification, we never do.
How long does a typical cabling job take?
Job duration depends on size, complexity, and access. A small office buildout of 25 to 50 cable drops typically takes one to two days. A mid-size office of 100 to 200 drops takes one to two weeks. A warehouse or manufacturing facility with fiber backbone, dense Wi-Fi coverage, and security camera grids can take two to six weeks depending on building size. We provide detailed project timelines after the initial site walk-through and stick to schedule by working around your operations.
Can you re-cable an occupied office without disrupting operations?
Yes. Most of our cabling work happens in occupied buildings, and we plan around your operations. Common approaches include working evenings and weekends, completing one floor or department at a time, running new cable parallel to existing cable before cutover, and coordinating with your IT team for after-hours equipment migration. We minimize disruption while still delivering certified, future-ready cabling.
What about fiber optic cabling for backbone or building-to-building runs?
PCG Wire installs both single-mode and multi-mode fiber for inter-floor backbone, building-to-building campus connections, and high-speed equipment uplinks. We handle fusion splicing, OTDR testing, and full optical certification reporting. Common deployments include fiber to the IDF closets in multi-floor buildings, point-to-point campus fiber for organizations with multiple buildings, and fiber to the data center for high-bandwidth uplinks from edge equipment.
Can PCG Wire install security cameras and access control too?
Yes. Security camera cabling and access control wiring are core PCG Wire services. We install IP camera infrastructure (cabling, PoE switching, NVR mounting), badge reader and door controller wiring, and integrate with your physical security system of choice. For businesses that want a single vendor for both physical security and the underlying low-voltage infrastructure, PCG can deliver both ends of the project under one warranty.
Do you provide warranties on cabling installations?
Yes. Every PCG Wire installation includes a workmanship warranty on the labor, plus pass-through manufacturer warranties on the cable and components used. Standard manufacturer warranties on certified Cat6A and fiber installations typically run 15 to 25 years. We document component manufacturers, batch numbers, and certification test results so warranty claims are straightforward years down the line.
Get a Cabling Quote That Includes Certification
Site walk-through, detailed quote, and project timeline within 48 hours. We don't cut corners, and our quotes show it.
Quote includes BICSI-aligned install, full certification, and documentation. No hidden charges later.