Site Survey and Design
We walk the floor, map the racking, docks and mezzanines, and lay out MDF and IDF locations so copper runs stay inside the 90-meter permanent-link limit and the 100-meter channel limit.
We design and install structured cabling for Indianapolis warehouses, distribution centers and cold storage. Cat6, fiber backbone and wireless coverage built for high ceilings, racking and forklift traffic.
Cat6 and Cat6A
Certified copper runs tested and documented per drop
Fiber Backbone
Single-mode and multimode links between IDF closets
Warehouse Wi-Fi
Access point placement for racking, docks and yard
Scanner Coverage
Dead zone reduction, then validation with your handhelds
Live Facility Work
Installed around shifts without stopping the dock
A warehouse is a hard cabling environment, so we plan the pathways, the closets and the coverage before a single cable gets pulled.
Site Survey and Design
We walk the floor, map the racking, docks and mezzanines, and lay out MDF and IDF locations so copper runs stay inside the 90-meter permanent-link limit and the 100-meter channel limit.
Structured Copper Cabling
Cat6 and Cat6A drops to offices, shipping stations, printers, time clocks and scale terminals, run in J-hooks and cable tray instead of zip tied to sprinkler pipe.
Fiber Backbone
Single-mode and multimode fiber between the main closet, remote IDFs and outbuildings, terminated, tested and labeled so a future switch upgrade is a swap.
Wireless and Scanner Coverage
Access point locations, antennas and mounting heights are selected from survey data, then validated with the handheld scanners and lift mounted terminals your team actually carries.
Racks and Closets
Rack build, patch panels, cable management, grounding, UPS and the clean labeling scheme that lets your IT team trace a port in seconds.
Testing and Documentation
Every drop certified with a tester, results delivered as a report, plus port maps and as-built drawings so the next contractor is not guessing.

Indianapolis is a logistics town, and every building on the ring has a different ceiling height, rack layout and network load.
Distribution Centers

Third Party Logistics

Manufacturing Plants

Cold Storage

Cross Dock and Freight

Warehouse Office Areas

Low voltage is one of our 3 divisions, not a sideline. We scope warehouse network cabling against how the space is actually used, then label, test and document every run so the next person to open the rack is not guessing.
Power and Data Together
We are a licensed electrical contractor with a data division, so the conduit, the tray and the cable are one scope.
Built for Warehouses
We work in live industrial buildings like Langham Logistics, so lifts, racking and shift schedules are part of the plan.
Certified and Documented
Every drop is tested and labeled, and you get the report, so nobody is chasing an unmarked cable a year from now.
Local Crews
Indianapolis owned and operated, licensed and insured, so a move, add or change does not sit in a national ticket queue.
Proven on Commercial Projects
Our completed work includes the Colts Practice Facility, Langham Logistics, NIFS and the Vigo County jail. The same crews handle warehouse network cabling for buildings across Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Owned and Operated
We are based here, not dispatched in from out of state. The same licensed crew that walks your building with you is the crew that does the warehouse network cabling work.
From sports facilities and warehouses to aquatic centers and retail floors, these are buildings we have already wired across central Indiana.

Langham Logistics
Indianapolis, IN

Edgewater Apartments
Indianapolis, IN

Indy Urban Hardwood
Indianapolis, IN

NIFS
Indianapolis, IN

Colts Practice Facility
Indianapolis, IN

Vigo County Aquatic Center
Terre Haute, IN

Sullivan Hardware
Indianapolis, IN
Straightforward answers about structured cabling and low voltage for your buildings and your team.
Price follows drop count and pathway difficulty, not square footage alone. A run through open ceiling with existing cable tray is fast, while a run that needs new tray, core drilling or a lift over live racking takes longer. Fiber backbone, Cat6A instead of Cat6, and outdoor rated cable to a guard shack all move the number. We quote after a site walk.
Cat6 handles most warehouse drops, but Cat6A is worth it in specific places. If the run feeds a wireless access point that will carry a heavy scanner load, or the drop supports a camera or a device you expect to upgrade, Cat6A gives you headroom without a second pull. We spec it drop by drop instead of pricing the whole building at the higher grade.
Yes, and most of our warehouse data cabling work happens in live buildings. We schedule lift work around shift changes and traffic lanes, coordinate with the floor supervisor on which aisles are blocked and when, and cut over switches during a planned window so picking keeps moving. Off-shift and weekend work is normal on these jobs.
Usually the access points were placed for an empty building, not a full one. Racking, product density and metal decking absorb signal, so coverage that tested fine on move-in day fails once the aisles fill. We survey the floor as it actually runs today, add or relocate access points, and pull the drops needed to close the coverage gaps, then validate the result with your own scanners.
Yes. We complete the site orientation, sign in the way your facility requires, and work to your rules on PPE, lift operation, spotters, traffic lanes and hot work permits. Our crews are certified on the lifts and platforms we use. We are licensed and insured, and we can send a certificate of insurance naming the parties your risk team asks for before the first day. Tell us the requirements when we walk the floor.
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