Telecommunications Contractor
Fiber, Cat6, and coax —
installed floor by floor,
On Time, Every Time.
NexVolt handles networking infrastructure for new apartment and condo construction, start to finish — underground drop, fiber splicing, rack cleanup, and every wall plate in between — on time, every time.
Scope of work
One Team. One Building-Wide Solution.
Fiber, Cat6/6A, and coax — plus the splicing and rack work that goes with them — all fall under one scope, so there's one point of contact for every cable in the building.
Fiber Backbone
Riser-rated single-mode fiber from the property demarc to each floor's IDF, sized for future PON or point-to-point upgrades.
- Media
- OS2 single-mode, 12–144 strand
- Standard
- TIA-568.3 / BICSI TDMM
- Termination
- LC/APC at IDF & MDF
- Rating
- Riser (OFNR) or plenum (OFNP)
Cat6 / Cat6A Copper
Home-run data cabling from each floor's IDF to unit wall plates, tested and certified for gigabit and multi-gig delivery.
- Media
- Cat6 / Cat6A U/UTP
- Standard
- TIA-568.2-D
- Max run
- 90 m permanent link
- Certification
- Fluke test report per drop
Coax / RG6
MoCA-ready RG6 quad-shield distribution for video and data, home-run or looped per the property's amenity plan.
- Media
- RG6 quad-shield
- Standard
- SCTE / MoCA 2.5 compliant
- Connector
- F-type compression
- Topology
- Home-run to demarc or MDU tap
Fiber Splicing
Fusion and mechanical splicing for fiber runs and enclosure terminations, with an OTDR trace verifying every splice point.
- Method
- Fusion (core-to-core) or mechanical
- Standard
- TIA-568.3 / Telcordia GR-326
- Verification
- OTDR trace per splice
- Enclosures
- Wall-mount, rack-mount, or vault
Rack Cleanup & Re-termination
Re-dress, re-label, and re-terminate existing IDF/MDF racks — and retire abandoned cable — without interrupting live service.
- Scope
- IDF / MDF / demarc
- Deliverable
- Labeled panels + updated as-built
- Abandoned cable
- Removed or retired per code
- Service window
- Live, no tenant downtime
How a floor gets wired
Five phases, in the order the building is actually built.
Plan review & takeoff
Pre-constructionWe take off the riser and IDF/MDF plans provided by the engineer of record, confirm fiber and copper counts against unit count, and lock in the pull schedule with the GC before anything is pulled.
Riser install
Core & shellVertical backbone — fiber and any building-wide coax trunk — goes in floor by floor as the riser shaft is accessible, ahead of the drywall crew.
Rough-in
Before drywallCat6A and RG6 home-runs are pulled from each floor's IDF to every unit box, boxes set, and cable labeled per unit number — sequenced with electrical rough-in.
Trim-in
Finish stageWall plates, patch panels, and IDF terminations go in per the GC's finish schedule. Every jack gets a permanent ID matching the as-built.
Test & activation
Pre-turnoverEvery copper run is Fluke-certified, every fiber strand OTDR-tested, and results are handed over as a per-unit punch package with the as-builts.
Turned over
Recent builds.
Blue Deep Creek
Apartments
Venice Shores
Apartments
Vintage Naples
Apartments
Encore Sona
Apartments
Cypress Sol
Apartments
Experienced, well-trained crews
Our installers have years of hands-on experience running structured cabling in new-construction multifamily buildings.
TIA-568 & NEC compliant
Every run tested and documented to current TIA-568 and NEC Article 800 requirements.
On time, every time
We staff every phase so it's ready the moment the GC needs it — no delays on our end.
Request a bid
Tell us about the building.
Send the unit count and target rough-in date and we'll turn around a scoped bid — fiber, Cat6A, and coax — within five business days.
mail@nexvoltllc.com
877-NEXV0LT