Services that stay connected.

Net Works IT installs, extends, repairs, tests, and documents low voltage cabling for businesses and homes throughout Bucks County, Greater Philadelphia, and Southeastern Pennsylvania. We handle the physical connections that carry voice, internet, network data, video, security, and automation traffic.

That can mean a single inside-wire extension, new Cat6 drops in an occupied office, a fiber backbone between network rooms, coaxial cabling for a cable or network extension, or an outside-plant connection between buildings. We plan the wired and wireless portions together so the finished system works as one network.

Voice cabling and inside wiring

We install and extend inside wiring for business phone systems, analog devices, and network-based voice applications. New runs and extension cabling can connect offices, workstations, reception areas, conference rooms, wall phones, and equipment that still depends on a dedicated voice pair.

• New voice and telephone cable runs
• Inside wiring and phone extension runs
• Moves, additions, relocations, and line tracing
• Cross-connects, terminations, labeling, and testing

Cat6 network and data cabling

Cat6 Ethernet cabling provides the dependable wired foundation for business networks and home data networks. We install cable from the network rack or structured wiring panel to the places where people and connected devices actually need service.

Data cabling can support computers, printers, phones, wireless access points, cameras, access-control equipment, audiovisual systems, smart-home devices, building automation, and other IoT equipment.

• Cat6 network drops and Ethernet extension runs
• Office, retail, warehouse, and residential data cabling
• Patch panels, wall jacks, rack and cabinet buildout
• Network cabling for Wi-Fi, cameras, automation, and IoT
• New construction, tenant fit-outs, additions, and remodels

Fiber optic cabling and network extensions

Fiber optic cabling is suited to network backbones, longer distances, higher bandwidth, and links between floors, network rooms, buildings, or detached structures. We build fiber extensions into the broader network plan so the connection at each end is ready to carry the required services.

• Business and residential fiber optic cable runs
• Network backbone and building-to-building extensions
• Connections between equipment rooms and remote network areas
• Termination, testing, identification, and documentation

Coaxial cabling

We install and extend coaxial cable for cable television, broadband and modem feeds, distributed video, and equipment that requires a coax connection. Runs are routed, terminated, tested, and labeled as part of the same organized low voltage installation.

Outside-plant fiber and copper cabling

When a network must reach beyond the main building, we provide outside-plant (OSP) fiber and copper cabling for links to additional buildings, detached structures, gates, cameras, and other remote equipment. We plan the cable type, pathway, entrance points, and transition to the inside network around the distance and application.

Wireless voice and data extensions

Some locations are difficult or impractical to reach with a continuous cable path. In those cases, we can use appropriate local wireless technologies to extend voice and data service across a property, between buildings, or into a remote work area.

Wireless bridges and access points are designed as part of the network—not treated as a separate add-on. We account for distance, coverage, line of sight, capacity, and the wired connection at each end so cameras, phones, computers, sensors, and automation systems have reliable access.

Cable testing, labeling, and documentation

A cabling installation should be understandable long after the work is finished. We terminate and test new runs, label both ends, organize racks and cabinets, and document the installed connections. We also trace, clean up, and extend existing cabling that has grown without a plan.