Introduction
We’re Complete Voice & Data for a reason, because we cover all aspects of unified communications including network and data cabling. For a communications and data system to operate to its maximum potential, there’s more to it than having FTTP (Fibre To The Premises).
Cabling throughout the office is equally important for systems performance.
Why Network Cabling?
In a WiFi world, cabling still has several advantages. Ultimately WiFi Access Points still require a data cable connection. Network cabling is the infrastructure that connects devices and systems. It enables data to move between switches, servers, access points, CCTV, building access, desk phones and more – all at maximum speed.
Network and Data Cabling gives maximum resilience and performance with minimal interference or the bandwidth issues WiFi can suffer from. Hard wiring is ultimately more stable.
What Services Do We Offer?
From a site visit to network design (based on a client’s needs with future growth requirements built in) and then installation, Complete Voice & Data offer a full solution.
We work with our clients and their premises to design cost effective and high performing installations. From CAT5e to Cat8 and fibre optic, we will recommend the network cabling to suit your organisations needs.
What Experience Do We Have?
Warehouses, offices, retail outlets, sports clubs can all be counted as clients of Complete Voice & Data. Our team of engineers can design a data cabling network which is both discrete and high performing.
Why Complete Voice & Data
We could say because the team has over 100 year’s experience in communications. Or that we are fully independent. Or that we have a 4.8* Trustpilot rating. But when it comes to network and data cabling, we can also add that our work is guaranteed, we provide testing certificates and performance reports to our clients.
Plus, because we also supply a full unified comms solution from mobile phones to laptops, remote working solutions and business broadband – we understand not just cabling, but what technology is connected to the network.