North Carolina has 24 listed contractors handling data center structured cabling, fiber, and low-voltage systems — one of the deeper specialist benches in the country. Every firm below is in the DataCenterUPS directory; inclusion cannot be bought. Compare them directly, or get matched with 3 qualified North Carolina firms free (30 seconds, no spam).
How to hire for structured cabling & low voltage in North Carolina
- BICSI certification (ideally RCDD-led design) separates data center cabling firms from generalists.
- Ask for TIA-942 familiarity and testing/certification documentation on every link.
- High-density fiber (MPO/MTP trunk) experience matters for modern deployments.
- Labeling and as-built documentation practices predict how maintainable the install will be.
Structured Cabling & Low Voltage contractors in North Carolina (24)
- 117 Network Cabling
- ACP Fiber Services
- AT-NET Services – Managed IT Services Company Charlotte
- CATJACKS LLC
- Charlotte Colocation Center, LLC
- Conterra Networks
- Corning Optical Communications Headquarters
- DNC Cable Solutions
- E2 Optics
- Fiber Source
- FiberConNext
- Foundation Cabling Corporation
- GTI Communications
- Integrated Networks, Inc.
- Norsec Smart Systems, LLC
- Palmetto Cabling Solutions
- Ping Industries
- R and R Connectivity IT Services
- Raleigh Network Cabling & Fiber Optic Services
- SEGRA Data Center Charlotte
- TelWare Corporation
- TEP Fiber
- Universal Voice/Data
- Wired Communications, LLC.
FAQ
What standards should data center cabling follow?
TIA-942 for the facility, with BICSI design practices. Every link should be tested, certified, and documented — ask to see a sample as-built package.
Copper or fiber for new builds?
Both: fiber trunks (often MPO/MTP) for backbone and inter-row, with copper for short in-rack runs. A cabling contractor should design from your bandwidth roadmap, not a parts list.
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