On a new commercial building, the low-voltage package is often a subcontract to the electrical contractor or the general contractor. The useful work starts before the ceilings close: sleeves between rooms, cable tray or J-hooks on the structure, riser pathways, pull strings, and a clear plan for the main and intermediate telecommunications rooms. Pulling Cat6, Cat6A, and indoor fiber into those pathways, then terminating and testing, follows once the building is ready. Job sizes follow the building, from a small retail or office shell to a multi-story backbone.
A Dallas–Fort Worth commercial construction site photographed from a public right-of-way, or a permissioned photo of an unfinished commercial corridor with visible pathway. Do not enter a closed job site without authorization, and do not use stock photography.
Coordination and what we do not do
Winning this work is often a bid-list and relationship problem as much as a website conversion. When a general contractor or an electrical contractor sends a request through this site, the independent partner is the company that would bid, carry insurance, and show up. Metroplex Cabling does not bid as the installer and does not sign a subcontract.
Line-voltage electrical work — new outlets, dedicated circuits, panels, or hard-wired equipment — is not part of this service and must be performed by a licensed electrician working for a licensed electrical contractor. This page is limited to low-voltage data and fiber pathways and the cable in them. Security, alarm, access control, and fire-alarm systems are also outside what this site advertises.
National 2026 guides note that new construction with easy access can start around $125 to $175 a Cat6 drop, below typical retrofit ranges. That is planning context from Chicago Network Solutions, NexVolt, and SRS Networks, not a bid. See the cost guide.
Metroplex Cabling is a referral service and work is performed by independent contractors. Work is referred to [Partner contractor name TBD]. Request a site survey through our quote form or, once it is live, by calling (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon. Calls may be recorded.