Cat6 · Cat6A · Fiber
Structured Cabling in New Jersey
We run, terminate, test and label Cat6, Cat6A and fiber for offices, warehouses, schools, stores and new construction. Primeness Technology Solutions is a low voltage contractor based in Pedricktown, NJ. We work for general contractors, integrators, national service networks and business owners.
- Based in Pedricktown, NJ
- 12 years in the field
- SAM registered
What we do
Structured Cabling, done right.
Good cabling is the part of a network nobody sees until it fails. We keep runs clean and supported, keep data cable away from power and lighting, and leave every jack and panel port labeled so the next person can find things fast. Owner Dorian Antonetty has 12 years in the field, and you deal with him from the quote to the last label.
New Cat6 and Cat6A drops
Data drops for desks, printers, phones, Wi-Fi access points, cameras and TVs. Pulled, terminated on jacks and patch panels, and labeled at both ends.
Fiber runs
Fiber between closets, floors and buildings, landed in fiber enclosures and tested before we leave.
Racks and patch panels
Wall mount and floor racks, patch panels and cable managers set up so the closet stays neat as it grows.
Wi-Fi access points
Cable to each access point location, the AP mounted and patched, ready for your IT team.
Moves, adds and changes
Extra drops for a new layout, relocated jacks, and old cable pulled out instead of left in the ceiling.
Troubleshooting and repair
Dead jacks, bad terminations and damaged runs traced, fixed or replaced.
How it works
From first call to closeout.
We work for general contractors, integrators, national service networks, businesses and homeowners. The steps are the same.
- 01
Plan review or site walk
Send the drawings or we walk the space. We count drops, measure runs and check the pathway: ceiling, J hooks, tray or existing conduit.
- 02
Written quote
Labor and material listed line by line, with the scope in writing so there are no surprises.
- 03
Install
Cable pulled and supported, kept clear of power and lights, then terminated on jacks and panels.
- 04
Test and label
Every run is tested end to end. Labels on the jack match the labels on the panel.
- 05
Closeout
You get a port list, test results and photos of the finished closet.
Where we work
Every county in New Jersey.
We are based in Pedricktown in Salem County and take structured cabling work in all 21 New Jersey counties:
- Atlantic
- Bergen
- Burlington
- Camden
- Cape May
- Cumberland
- Essex
- Gloucester
- Hudson
- Hunterdon
- Mercer
- Middlesex
- Monmouth
- Morris
- Ocean
- Passaic
- Salem
- Somerset
- Sussex
- Union
- Warren
We also work across Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland, and we travel nationwide for larger projects. See the towns we cover on our New Jersey service area page.
- New JerseyAll 21 counties
- PennsylvaniaIncluding Philadelphia
- DelawareIncluding Wilmington
- MarylandIncluding Baltimore
FAQ
Common questions.
Should I run Cat6 or Cat6A?
Cat6 is fine for most offices and handles gigabit with room to spare. Cat6A costs more and is thicker, but it carries 10 gigabit the full 100 meters, where Cat6 only does that on shorter runs. For new Wi-Fi access points or a building you plan to keep for years, Cat6A is worth a look.
How long can a network cable run be?
A copper Ethernet run tops out at 100 meters, about 328 feet, including patch cords. If a drop is longer than that, we plan for a closer network closet, a switch along the way, or fiber.
Do you work as a subcontractor for general contractors and integrators?
Yes. A lot of our work comes from general contractors, integrators and national service networks. We follow your drawings, your schedule and your site rules, and we send photos as the work moves along.
What do I get when the job is done?
Every cable tested and labeled at both ends, a port list that matches the labels, and photos of the finished work. That makes the next move or repair much faster.
What areas do you cover?
All of New Jersey plus Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland, and nationwide for larger projects.
Ready to get it on the schedule?
Send the drawings, a few photos or just a short note about the job, and we will put together a clear, written quote.