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Abandoned Network Cabling and Wiring
Removal Fort Myers
 Fort
Myers Network Cabling provides
Abandoned Cable Removal that can evolve with your
organization. Serving the
Fort Myers, FL and surrounding areas, our
consultants and
Abandoned Cable Removal cabling installers provide
office cable management services that will enhance your
bottom line.
When you depend on us for strategic
solutions including communications cabling solutions,
network cabling, structured cabling plans, office
moving, office cable management, equipment/server racks,
office cabling services, or structured cabling
installation, you know you’re getting a solution that
works for the life of your business.
As experts in the creation and
implementation of
Abandoned Cable Removal, we deliver solutions that
will benefit your company for many years in the future.
Meet your long-term business goals with
Abandoned Cable Removal and office moving solutions
that are designed to last.
Computer Telephone
Network Cabling Removal Services Cat5e / Cat6 / Cat7
We install Network & Voice Cabling
including Cat3, Cat5, Cat5e and Cat6. Whether you need a
single cable drop,
DMARC extension or need to cable the entire office
we can handle it all.
We can install network racks, patch
panels, wall plates or surface mounted modular boxes.
All of our cabling is guaranteed and all of our cabling
is tested and error free. We also troubleshoot and test
existing cable installations.
Recent Network
Installations in Fort Myers Florida
In the last several years, the National Fire Protection
Agency ("NFPA") and the National Electric Code® ("NEC")
have focused their attention on the potential safety
threat posed by abandoned cabling throughout commercial
buildings. These abandoned cables are a source for
fueling fire, smoke and lethal toxic fumes that can
incapacitate and kill. Today, the National Electrical
Code (NEC 2002) requires that all abandoned copper and
fiber cable be removed. Abandoned wires are defined by
the NEC to be the, "Installed cable that is not
terminated at both ends at a connector or other
equipment and not identified for future use with a tag."
Literally, miles of cabling left in
the ceilings and in the walls from previous network and
power installations by previous tenants have accumulated
in most of our buildings over the last several decades.
These abandoned wires may now render
your property out of code, jeopardize your fire
insurance , and represent a significant legal liability
. The new rules make it a violation to have abandoned
wires in your building's risers or plenums and, in
addition, mandate the use of specific wiring standards
for new installs. Why does abandoned cable present such
a problem? The accumulation of miles and miles of
cabling left in the ceilings and walls of facilities has
become a major concern for life safety over the past 10
years. Cables that are abandoned in ceilings, riser
systems, and air-handling systems are a source for
fueling fire, smoke, and lethal toxic fumes that can
incapacitate, even kill.
The new NEC rules are quite complex,
and often confusing, causing building owners to wonder
which way to turn. Network Cabling Fort Myers, with over
30 years of premise wiring experience, has the knowledge
and practical expertise to guide you through this rather
murky area of danger and liability related to abandoned
wiring. Furthermore, we have a highly skilled technical
staff capable of performing the identification and
removal task according to code and economically.
Looking forward, we support the
efforts of each building owner to amend leases and
residential rules, so that the building remains in
compliance after each tenancy. Leases should clearly
state that tenants must remove any cabling that is
abandoned during the term of their tenancy, and your
license agreements should require service providers to
remove all wires upon the termination of the contract.
We suggest that you review your leases and license
agreements to ascertain exactly who was responsible for
the installation and/or abandoning of the cabling and
whether you have recourse to recover any of the funds
needed to remove the wire. Furthermore, we suggest you
make any amendments necessary to be protected by these
agreements.
On the other hand, in support of
commercial Tenants, we provide technical expertise and
cabling installation / cabling removal services which
are fully compliant with NEC requirements and can avoid
end-of-lease penalties.
As building owners embark on the
mandated clean-up effort, we as a premiere cabling
company in the field, strongly feel that we have the
obligation to reduce the financial impact of bringing
buildings into compliance. Simply ripping out and
automatically throwing away all cabling not in current
use, would be easy for the contractor, but an
unacceptable waste for the building owner. The smart,
economical solution is, test it, tag it "for future use"
and convert a potential liability into a building asset.
To experience
Abandoned Cabling Wiring Removal services at its
best, call (844) 609-3808
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