Security cameras, access control, and network systems for office buildings
Secure entries, controlled rooms, commercial WiFi, cleaner network rooms, and workstation cabling that support daily operations.
View this industryStructured cabling
Structured cabling for commercial buildings and business environments
Opticable installs the structured cabling that supports WiFi access points, cameras, access control, intercom, telephony, and the rest of the building network. The goal is a clean, organized, documented foundation that stays easier to support and expand.
Structured cabling
What we install
- Cat 5e, Cat 6, and Cat 6A copper cabling for workstations, WiFi access points, IP cameras, readers, and network equipment
- Coaxial cabling for analog cameras, antennas, and existing signal distribution systems
- Short-distance fiber optic links for connecting network rooms, floors, or remote zones
- Patch panels for cable arrivals that stay organized, labeled, and ready for future growth
Practical use
What it supports in practice
- Commercial WiFi access points powered over Cat 6 or Cat 6A
- IP cameras connected back to the NVR or camera platform
- Access-control readers and intercom equipment tied back to the control hardware
- IP phone handsets, workstations, and other office devices
- Switches, uplinks, and network equipment in the technical room
Simple terms
Main room, floor closet, and between-floor cabling: what they do
The main network room is usually where the core equipment, rack, patch panels, and internet handoff arrive. A floor closet or secondary cabinet brings the distribution closer to the served spaces. The links between those spaces keep the network cleaner, easier to follow, and easier to expand later.
Quality
What a clean installation actually means
Cables labeled at both ends, pathways secured properly, organized patch panels, and a network room that any technician can understand without rediscovering everything from scratch.
ROI
Where the return shows up
The payoff is not just in the cable itself. It shows up later: fewer blind troubleshooting visits, fewer improvised adds, cleaner moves, and a network base that is easier to expand when WiFi, cameras, intercom, or access control gets added.
Process
How the work is handled
- 01 - Site survey: areas to cable, available pathways, and building constraints.
- 02 - Cabling plan: number of points, run lengths, cable type, and network-room organization.
- 03 - Structured installation: cable pulling, patch-panel termination, and full identification of every point.
- 04 - Testing and certification: every point is tested and the point list is handed over.
Building types
Where this service is most often used
These pages show the building types where this service is commonly part of the project.
Intercom, access control, security cameras, and WiFi for multi-tenant buildings
Video intercom, controlled entry, cameras in common areas, shared WiFi, and cleaner cabling that make building operations easier to manage.
View this industrySecurity cameras, access control, and network systems for retail spaces
Security cameras at entries and cash areas, controlled access to back rooms, stable WiFi, and clean cabling for point-of-sale operations.
View this industrySecurity cameras, access control, WiFi, and cabling for warehouses and industrial sites
Perimeter and dock coverage, controlled entry to sensitive zones, WiFi for operations, and stronger network links between technical areas.
View this industryMultifamily buildings
Pages tied to multifamily WiFi and network foundations
These pages show how this service fits multifamily buildings at different building sizes.
WiFi and network infrastructure for multifamily buildings
When that foundation is planned properly, WiFi, cameras, intercom, access control, and the other building systems stay more stable, easier to expand, and simpler to manage together.
View this pageWiFi and network infrastructure for 10 to 25 units
A readable main network room, clean cable paths, well-placed WiFi access points, and a realistic scope for the common areas.
View this pageNetwork infrastructure for 25 to 100 units
A main network room, floor cabinets or closets, cleaner vertical links, and a real distribution logic between the building zones become much more common.
View this pageWiFi and infrastructure for 100+ unit buildings
The larger the building, the earlier the main room, floor distribution, fiber, common areas, entry systems, and operating logic need to be made clear.
View this pageUseful guides
Helpful pages before your structured cabling request
These pages answer common planning, pricing, and decision questions before a site visit or quote.
Structured cablingNetwork dropsPricing
How much does structured cabling cost in an office or retail space?
Structured cabling pricing depends much more on paths, drops, rack condition, testing, and finish quality than on cable alone.
Read the articleCat6AFiber opticCommercial cabling
Cat6A or fiber: which makes sense for your commercial building?
Cat6A and fiber are not interchangeable. The right choice depends on distance, capacity, equipment rooms, and the role of the cable.
Read the articleNetwork roomRack cleanupInfrastructure
When should you clean up the network room or rack?
Rack cleanup makes future camera, WiFi, access control, and cabling work easier to support and safer to modify.
Read the articleRequest a quote
Do you have a cabling project or a network room that needs to be organized? Tell us the square footage, point count, and building type.
Opticable serves commercial buildings in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the South Shore, the North Shore, the Laurentians, and across Quebec.
Promo
Limited-time offer: lock in a promo code before requesting a quote.
Use the promo entry page to collect your one-time code before the campaign ends, then continue into the normal quote flow with a better-qualified lead.
Limited-time offerEnds May 7, 20265% to 25%$1,500 CAD
Services
Related services
Related services that often support the same technology roadmap.
Fiber optic
Backbone links between floors, network rooms, and distant zones when capacity or distance outgrows copper.
View serviceNetwork infrastructure
Main network rooms, racks, patch panels, handoffs, and clean distribution for building systems that are easier to operate.
View serviceCommercial WiFi
WiFi quality, access points, coverage planning, cabling, and network foundations for commercial buildings.
View serviceSecurity cameras
IP cameras, PoE, NVRs, remote viewing, and ongoing support to protect sensitive areas, common spaces, perimeters, and entries.
View serviceAccess control
Readers, locks, panels, door cabling, and ongoing access administration for lobbies, entries, and restricted areas.
View serviceIntercom
Audio or video intercom systems for lobbies, gates, and visitor entries, integrated with access control and the network.
View serviceIT services
Device management, network support, maintenance, and technical support for your environment after installation.
View serviceIP telephony
Business telephony, SIP lines, handsets, VoIP cabling, and network support for commercial offices.
View service