Build an organized foundation for your business technology. Tolleson Inc. designs and installs low-voltage structured cabling for Nashville and Middle Tennessee offices, commercial facilities and multifamily properties. Plan connections for data, voice, video and security systems around your current space and future needs.
As technology evolves, so should your infrastructure. Our certified team designs comprehensive LV cabling systems built to support high-performance networks, audiovisual integrations, and future expansion. Whether upgrading an existing setup or starting from the ground up, we’ll create a system tailored to your unique operational needs.
Give your cabling a stable and organized foundation. Tolleson Inc. is here to keep your network performing at its best — contact us today for a consultation.
We are trained and certified to install a well-put-together cabling system for your office. Our LV structured cabling solutions include:
Contact Tolleson Inc. for dependable LV Structured Cabling solutions.
Identify work areas, equipment locations, network closets and cable routes before installation. Tolleson’s existing cabling capabilities include CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6a, fiber optic and coax systems. Cable selection depends on distance, connected equipment, capacity and the building requirements.
For an occupied office, discuss access hours, work areas and the installation sequence early. Our low-voltage renovation planning guide helps organize these decisions.
Define outlet identification, labeling, testing requirements and documentation in the project scope. Discuss which test records and cable schedules your team needs, how equipment locations will be identified and who will receive the handover information.
Use our structured cabling handover checklist when preparing your requirements. For longer connections or backbone planning, read when commercial buildings may need fiber optics.
Cabling supports the equipment that uses it. Connect your plan with network infrastructure, IP cameras and access control. Read how structured cabling differs from network infrastructure to clarify the scope.
Discuss work areas, access and business hours during planning. The installation sequence should account for the activity in your building.
The choice depends on distance, equipment, capacity and project requirements. Review those needs before choosing a cable specification.
Bring floor plans if available, a list of rooms and workstations, current network equipment details and any expansion plans. Identify the systems that need connections, including phones, Wi-Fi, cameras and door access, so the cabling and equipment scopes can be coordinated.
For residential communities, see our multifamily cabling planning guide.
Our priority is ensuring that you have an organized, properly-functioning cabling system that’s easy for you to operate. We believe in exceeding expectations. That’s how we know that we’ve done our jobs. Rest assured that we’re prepared to deliver an end product that you’ll be satisfied with.
