Network Cabling

Emmett Communications Consulting

What We Do

Network cabling is the process of connecting multiple electronic devices on a single IT network. Typically, these data cables are either copper or fiber. Each cable is run from a central communication cabinet to a floor box or wall mount near connected devices and can be installed using a range of configurations.

Network cabling can support a wide range of telecommunication and smart devices, including:

Personal computers
Laptops
Televisions
Security cameras
Wi-Fi systems
Smart devices
Solar panels

Whether installed in a home or workplace, these systems can be complex. Professional installation ensures reliability, performance, and long-term scalability.

As technology continues to advance, structured network cabling plays an increasingly important role. Common applications include:

Networked computers
Smart televisions
IP cameras
Solar panel monitoring
Access control systems
Horns, alarms, intercoms, and PA systems
Time clocks and satellite antenna installations

Types of Network Cabling

Fiber Optic Cabling – high speed, long distance
Twisted Pair Cabling – computer and telephone networks
Coaxial Cabling – TV, broadband, and data transmission

Each project begins with a site assessment to ensure a solution that meets current needs and supports future growth.

Emmett Communications and Consulting, founded in 2010, combines nearly 50 years of telecom and network experience. The team includes an in-house Industrial Engineer, a retired AT&T Engineering Manager, a Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD), and BICSI members, offering expertise in design, project management, and infrastructure installation. They provide nationwide services with a network of BICSI-trained technicians across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Phone:
770.547.9523

Email:
Alvin@emmettcomm.com

Hours of Operation:
Mon – Fri: 8am – 5pm
Sat – Sun: Closed