Icy-N-Spicy — Miramar
Cabling and rack placement planned into the construction itself, with no existing infrastructure to work around.
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Structured Cabling
The cabling backbone every other system depends on — planned against the drawings and done right, so a wall never has to be opened twice.
Philosophy
Structured cabling is the physical network every other system plugs into — the cabling, patch panels and termination points for everything from Wi-Fi to cameras to phones. It is the least visible part of a project and the hardest to fix after drywall goes up, which is why it has to be planned correctly from the start.

The hardest
to fix after
the fact.
Built First, Not Last
Every run is planned against the drawings, installed during the right phase of construction, and documented — so nothing behind the wall becomes a problem later.
Cable paths are mapped to architectural drawings before construction starts, so every run lands exactly where it's needed.
Cabling goes in during construction whenever possible, or retrofit with minimal disruption when it can't.
Every run is terminated, tested, labeled, and documented, so future work never starts from zero.
What’s Included
Every run planned, installed in the right phase, and documented.
Copper runs sized and routed to the drawings for every outlet, access point and device.
Fiber where distance or building layout calls for it.
Terminated, labeled and organized so every connection is identifiable.
Cable paths and timing coordinated with the trades, so work lands in the right phase.
Every run recorded, so future work never starts from zero.
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The cabling backbone for every system in the location, landing in one organized wall cabinet.
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A finished home’s networking, security, audio and lighting all landing in one clean equipment closet.
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Plan the cabling before the walls go up — so you never have to open one twice.
