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Actual CableLAN work from network rooms, rooftops, and commercial job sites.

The gallery below uses field photos from CableLAN installations and cleanup work. It is intended to show the level of organization and craftsmanship behind the finished infrastructure.

Network Rooms

Racks, patch panels, cable management, fiber, and equipment organization.

Commercial network rooms need to remain understandable and serviceable as equipment changes. CableLAN builds and reorganizes racks with that long-term support in mind.

Fiber & Pathways

Backbone infrastructure and the pathways that connect it.

Fiber and structured cabling projects often depend on thoughtful pathways, cabinet placement, cable protection, and room for future service.

Cleanup & Modernization

Existing network spaces can be reorganized instead of simply abandoned.

These examples show the type of existing communications areas CableLAN is called into and the cleaner, more serviceable infrastructure that can follow. Photos are illustrative of different cleanup projects and are not presented as exact matched before/after pairs.

Cleaned and reorganized communications area after CableLAN cleanup work
Cleaned & ReorganizedEquipment consolidated, abandoned clutter reduced, and the communications area reorganized into a cleaner, more serviceable installation.
Existing network and communications area before CableLAN cleanup and reorganization
Existing ConditionLegacy equipment, exposed cabling, and an overbuilt communications area before cleanup.
Wireless Infrastructure

Building-to-building wireless antenna installation.

This project used rooftop wireless antennas to create building links. CableLAN's work included the antenna installation and the exterior conduit/pathway infrastructure supporting the connection.

Rooftop wireless antennas installed by CableLAN for building-to-building links
Building-Link AntennasWireless antennas installed and mounted for point-to-point building connectivity.
Rooftop conduit installation supporting CableLAN building-to-building wireless antennas
Supporting Rooftop InfrastructureConduit, pathways, and cabling routed across the roof to support the antenna system.