Data & Network Cabling In Pickering
Data, network, Cat6, Cat6A and fiber optic cabling for Pickering businesses, from units in the Brock Industrial Park to new buildings in the Innovation Corridor in Seaton. Tested, labelled and documented on every job.
- Onsite survey booked within 48 hours
- Copper and fiber certified
- Works with your GC on new builds
What We Install In Pickering
Everything below is installed by our own crew, tested before handover and covered in one written quote.
Data Cabling
Office data cablingDrops for workstations, phones, printers, time clocks and cameras, run to a patch panel and tested. In older units along Brock Road and Bayly Street the first job is often sorting out years of add-on cabling before anything new goes in.
Network Cabling
Network cablingStructured cabling to TIA-568: racks, patch panels, horizontal cable, backbone and a labelling scheme that matches the drawings. Your IT provider can find any port in seconds instead of tracing cables.
Cat6 Cabling
Cat6 detailsOur default for office desks, VoIP and standard IP cameras. Gigabit Ethernet to 100 m and enough power for most PoE devices. A typical Pickering office fit-out needs little else.
Cat6A Cabling
Cat6A detailsWhat we recommend for new construction. Access points, multi-gig switches and high-power PoE devices all want Cat6A, and pulling it once in a new Seaton building costs far less than recabling an occupied one later.
Fiber Optic Cabling
Fiber optic cablingNew buildings in the Innovation Corridor are large, and the far side of the floor is often past the 90 m copper limit from the main comms room. We run single-mode or multimode backbone to remote IDFs and between buildings on the same campus.
Where We Work In Pickering
Pickering's business areas sit on either side of Highway 401 and along Highway 407. The buildings, and the cabling work, are very different in each.
Brock Industrial Park
Brock Rd, Bayly St, Squires Beach Rd, Clements Rd, Dillingham Rd
Pickering's largest established industrial area, south of the 401. Mid-bay and multi-tenant buildings, many of them decades old, with mezzanine offices over open warehouse space. Expect existing cable to test, keep or remove.
Innovation Corridor in Seaton
Highway 407 between York-Durham Line and Brock Rd
Over 800 acres of new prestige employment land, now home to Kubota Canada's head office and new industrial and food manufacturing campuses. Cabling here should be planned with the base building, not added after it.
Whites Road Prestige Business Park
Whites Rd and Highway 401
A smaller business park just south of the 401 with office and light industrial users. Work here is mostly office cabling, small comms rooms and the odd run out to a loading area.
Pickering City Centre
Pickering Pkwy, The Esplanade, Kingston Rd
Offices, medical and professional suites around the City Centre and Kingston Road. Typical jobs are added drops, a cleaned-up comms closet, or moving a firm into a new suite over a weekend.
Building New In Seaton? Bring Cabling In Early
On a new build, cabling is cheapest before the ceilings close and the racking goes in. These are the four decisions we help Pickering tenants make while the building is still on paper:
- Where the MDF and IDFs go, so no copper run passes 90 m.
- Cat6A to every access point and camera position, with spare capacity for the next hardware cycle.
- Cable tray and sleeve routes, coordinated with the sprinkler, HVAC and electrical trades.
- How many fiber strands run between buildings and to the street, with spares for growth.
Send us the floor plans and we will price from the drawings, then confirm on site.
Questions From Pickering Businesses
Yes. We work across Pickering, from the industrial area near the lake up to Seaton and the Highway 407 corridor. Onsite surveys are booked within 48 hours.
Yes. We price from the drawings, coordinate with the GC and the other trades, and schedule rough-in and termination around the construction schedule.
Yes. We test what is there, keep what passes and remove the dead cable so it stops adding clutter and fire load above the ceiling. The new runs then go in clean and labelled.
Yes. Evening and weekend work is normal for us. We agree the schedule in writing before we start, and anything that interrupts your network happens outside business hours.
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Planning Cabling In Pickering?
Free onsite survey within 48 hours, or send drawings for a new build. You get a written quote before any work starts.
Mon–Fri 8am–10pm · Evening & weekend installs available