Data, Network & AV Wiring in Culver City

Many single‑family low‑voltage projects don’t require a permit, but condos/HOAs and any penetrations of fire‑rated assemblies typically do. We review your scope during our walkthrough and, when required, handle submittals and inspections with Culver City Building and Safety. Expect 1–3 weeks for approvals in those cases.

Cat6 supports 1G easily and up to 10G on shorter runs; Cat6a supports 10G up to 100 meters and offers better noise immunity in dense environments. If you’re planning multi‑gig internet, 4K/8K streams, or many access points, Cat6a is the most future‑proof choice. We’ll recommend per run based on length and use.

We use minimally invasive techniques: accessing chases via attics/crawls, fishing walls through small openings, and leveraging closets for vertical runs. We protect finishes, use stud finders and inspection cameras to avoid damage, and patch small access holes—leaving them ready for paint.

Yes. We run Ethernet to optimal access‑point locations, respect HOA and fire‑rated requirements, and coordinate approvals. Hard‑wired backhaul to access points dramatically improves Wi‑Fi in multi‑dwelling buildings where neighboring networks cause interference.

We install patch panels, label and test each drop, and can mount and power access points. We’ll place your modem/router, connect the switch, and verify performance. If you have preferred brands (e.g., Ubiquiti, eero), we’ll integrate cabling accordingly and ensure everything is cleanly dressed and documented.