The cameras and switches are the easy part.
Recent jobs, written up the way we build them: the pathway, the splice, the schedule, and the paperwork. No outcomes we can't back up, no quotes we didn't get in writing.

Two floors of a downtown tower, cabled to the tenant's standard
A Metro tenant space on the third and fifth floors of 865 South Figueroa: a design the tenant approved before a cable was pulled, 496 Cat6A drops to 248 outlets, a new MDF on one floor and a rebuild inside the existing racks on the other, and singlemode fiber from the riser to each. Every copper and fiber link tested, labeled, and documented for the tenant's network team.
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Countywide structured cabling and installation services
WCC has held the County's structured cabling contract since 2021, extended twice and now running through February 2028. More than a hundred service requests a year, worked through the County's ServiceNow, every one under prevailing wage with certified payroll and background-checked technicians. Some weeks that's three or four tickets open at once; the standard and the paperwork are the same on all of them.
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Fiber backbone repair on the Vincent Thomas Bridge
The air-blown fiber backbone along the eastern span had failed between two bents. During a single scheduled outage, our crew removed the old fiber and tube, installed new Sumitomo FutureFLEX duct with splice centers at three bents and two port vaults, blew in six 24-strand singlemode cables, and fusion-spliced and tested every strand before the bridge went back in service. In service since 2022 with no fiber-related outages.
Read the projectWhat you get whether it's three doors or three campuses.
Site walk, drawings, and a bill of materials from our own estimators. RCDD review on every cabling scope.
W-2 technicians, licensed C-7, C-10, and C-28. Pre-staged equipment and after-hours cutovers when your operation can't stop.
Test results for every cable and strand, machine labels, as-builts, and certified payroll when the job calls for it.
Have a job like one of these?
Send us the drawings, the spec, or a description of what's failing. An engineer will walk the site and come back with a written scope and price.
