Infrastructure · Atlanta

Infrastructure

The cabling and building work done right the first time — because Conquest is the team that has to maintain it afterward.

Since 2004 · We pull it, label it, certify it, and stand behind it

In this chapter

Most of what works in a building — the fast network, the clear phone call, the camera that actually records — starts with the cabling behind the wall. Most installers pull it, terminate it, and walk away — and you find out how good the work was the first time something flaky costs you a morning. Conquest installs cabling as the team that has to maintain the network on top of it, so we pull it clean, label every run, and certify it the first time.

That covers new buildouts and moves — we design and install the low-voltage infrastructure alongside your general contractor so the network is ready the day you open — plus riser and backbone work in multi-floor buildings, and coordinating the carriers, electricians, and trades so you make one call instead of refereeing five. Cat6, fiber, and the wired backbone most other systems ride on.

For senior-living communities we go a step further, as an ongoing site-design partner. Campuses grow and renovate constantly, and their technology drawings usually don’t keep up. On a design retainer we keep the low-voltage, network, and security layout current as buildings change — so the plan matches the building, not a five-year-old as-built, and the same team that designs it maintains it.

01

Network Cabling

Cat6 and fiber, pulled clean, labeled, and certified. The copper and glass every fast network stands on — installed to last, not to pass a glance.

02

Riser Management

Order in the vertical chaos. We plan, run, and document the backbone between floors so growth doesn't turn your risers into a rat's nest.

03

Vendor Management

One point of contact: ours. We coordinate the carriers, electricians, and trades touching your cabling so you make one call instead of refereeing five.

04

Building Solutions

New space, buildout, or move? We design and install the low-voltage infrastructure alongside your GC — so the network is ready the day you open the doors.

05

Site Design

The ongoing technology design partner for senior-living campuses. We plan the low-voltage, network, and security layout as communities expand and renovate — on a retainer, so the drawings match the building instead of a five-year-old as-built.

How a cabling project runs

  1. Walk & designWe walk the space, work out what has to connect to what, and design the cabling and pathways with the network, phones, and security that will ride on it in mind — not just the drops.
  2. Coordinate the tradesWe schedule around your GC, electricians, and carriers so the low-voltage work lands in the right sequence — before the walls close, not after.
  3. Pull, label, certifyClean pulls, every run labeled, and the work certified and documented — so the next person (often us) isn’t guessing what goes where.
  4. Stand behind itBecause we maintain the network on top of it, the cabling isn’t a hand-off — it’s the start of a relationship. If something’s wrong, there’s no vendor to chase but us.

We install it like we have to live with it — because we do.

Cable installers walk away when the last drop is terminated. We don’t. Conquest maintains the network on top of this cabling, so we pull it clean, label every run, and certify the work the first time. When the people who pull the cable are also the ones you call when something breaks, responsibility stays with us from installation through support.

Common questions

Do you only do the cabling, or the whole project?
Either. We can pull and certify structured cabling as a standalone job, or design and manage the whole low-voltage buildout alongside your GC — cabling, network, phones, and security together.
Do you work with our general contractor and electricians?
Yes — coordinating the trades is part of the job. We coordinate to slot the low-voltage work into the construction sequence so it happens before the walls close, and you make one call instead of refereeing between vendors.
What kinds of cabling do you install?
Cat6 and other copper, fiber, coax, and access-control and security wiring — the wired backbone most networks, phones, and camera systems ride on. Pulled clean, labeled, and certified, not just run to pass a glance.
What is a site-design retainer?
For senior-living campuses that are always expanding or renovating, we keep the technology design — low-voltage, network, and security layout — current on an ongoing basis, so the drawings match the building instead of going stale. The same team that designs it maintains it.
Do you fix or take over cabling someone else installed?
Often, yes. We can assess, document, and clean up existing cabling and take over maintenance — where the existing cabling is serviceable, a full re-pull may not be necessary.
Why does it matter that the same team maintains the network?
Because installers who walk away have no reason to label a run or certify the work — they’re not the ones troubleshooting it two years later. We are, so we do it right the first time. It also means your cabling, network, and security are one accountable relationship, not three vendors.

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