Structured Data & Network Cabling

Exterior & Landscape

commercial electrical services

Cable is cheap. Re-pulling it isn't.

Structured cabling is the one part of a fit-out that’s genuinely hard to fix later. Once the ceiling is closed and the furniture is in, a short drop, an untested run or a rack nobody can work in becomes a permanent tax on everyone who touches the network.

We install structured cabling as part of the electrical package — Cat6 and Cat6A horizontal runs, fibre backbone between floors and buildings, patch panels and racks, wireless access point and camera drops, and PoE device cabling. Every run is labelled at both ends and certified with test results handed over.

Because we’re doing the power at the same time, separation, routing and firestopping get coordinated instead of argued about. ESA-licensed, Red Seal certified crews, and in the region since 1946.

What we cover

Racks, runs and results.

Structured cabling installed, labelled, tested and documented.

Horizontal

Cat6 & Cat6A Cabling

Workstation, phone and device drops run to standard, with the right cable type for the environment — including plenum-rated where the building requires it.

Head end

Racks, Patch Panels & IDFs

Racks and cabinets built out properly — panels, cable management, grounding and dedicated power — so the room is workable in five years.

Verification

Testing & Certification

Every run tested and certified with results supplied per-port, so a fault gets narrowed to the device instead of blamed on the cable.

Wireless & Poe

Access Point & Device Drops

Cabling for wireless access points, cameras, door controllers, displays and other PoE devices, placed for coverage rather than convenience.

Backbone

Fibre & Building Links

Fibre backbone between floors, buildings and remote units where distance or bandwidth rules out copper.

Changes

Moves, Adds & Clean-Ups

Additional drops, relocations after a reconfiguration, and untangling comms rooms that have grown without a plan.

Rack & termination work

Why businesses call us

One trade for power and data.

Splitting these across two contractors is where the scheduling and the finger-pointing come from.

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Coordinated with the power

Routing, separation from power cabling and firestopping get planned together, because the same crew is doing both.

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Labelled at both ends

Every run identified at the outlet and the panel, with a port map handed over. It costs almost nothing now and saves hours later.

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Certified test results

You get documented results per run, not a verbal assurance that it works.

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Built for the next change

Spare capacity in pathways and panels, so the next ten drops don’t mean opening the ceiling again.

How we work

From drop count to port map.

Clear scope, clear pricing, clean handover.

Walk & Count

We confirm drop locations, device types, pathway routes and where the head-end equipment lives.

Quote & Layout

An itemized estimate with drop counts, cable category, rack scope and testing included rather than treated as an extra.

Rough-In & Terminate

Runs pulled while ceilings are open where possible, then terminated, dressed and labelled at both ends.

Test & Document

Every port certified, results and a port map handed over, and coordination with your IT provider for cut-over.

FAQ

Common Questions

My breaker keeps tripping. Can I just keep resetting it?

A breaker trips because something on that circuit is drawing more current than it should, or because there is a fault. Resetting it repeatedly does not address the cause and is not safe as a long-term habit — have the circuit looked at.

How long does troubleshooting take?

It depends entirely on the fault. Some are found in minutes; an intermittent problem that only appears in certain conditions takes longer. We will tell you what we are seeing as we go.

Is troubleshooting available outside business hours?

Yes. Our professional team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergencies.

Can you work on wiring installed by someone else?

Yes. A large share of our repair work involves correcting or completing wiring done previously by others.

Which areas do you serve?

We serve Burlington and the surrounding areas of southwestern Ontario, including Oakville, Hamilton, Hamilton Mountain, Stoney Creek, Grimsby, Flamborough, Dundas, Ancaster, Campbellville, Milton, Waterdown, West Lincoln and Haldimand. Not sure whether you are in range? Send us a note and we will tell you.

Do you offer emergency service?

Yes. Our professional team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Keep 905-634-5577 handy, or contact us right away.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Brant Electric Limited is a licensed electrical contractor and a member of the Electrical Safety Authority. Where a job requires ESA notification, we handle that as part of the work.

Comprehensive Services

We offer safe and reliable electrical services.