Data Drops
New copper runs for desks, offices, counters, equipment, network devices, and other commercial endpoints.
CAT5e • CAT6 • CAT6AFrom individual data drops to full office build-outs, Lizard Brain Wiring installs the physical network cabling that connects workstations, access points, cameras, equipment, racks, and telecom spaces throughout commercial facilities. We can also mount access points and camera devices as part of the physical installation.
The cable behind the wall, above the ceiling, and inside the telecom room is the part of the network that is hardest to change after the space is finished.
We install commercial network cabling with the future service call in mind: sensible routes, supported cable, consistent terminations, useful labels, and an organized rack-side handoff. That applies whether the job is a new office, an expansion, a relocation, or a handful of new network drops inside an operating facility.
Locations coordinated around work areas, equipment, access points, and the actual use of the space.
Cabling supported and routed with access, ceiling conditions, and future serviceability in mind.
Terminations, patch panels, labels, and cable management kept organized for the team taking over the network.
We focus on the physical layer: the cable routes, terminations, telecom spaces, and changes that make network equipment easier to deploy and maintain.
New copper runs for desks, offices, counters, equipment, network devices, and other commercial endpoints.
CAT5e • CAT6 • CAT6ADedicated cabling to planned access-point and camera locations, plus physical mounting of both device types as part of the installation.
AP cabling • camera cabling • device mountingRack-side termination, patching organization, IDF/MDF cabling, and physical cable management.
Patch panels • racks • IDF/MDFRelocate existing service, add new drops, extend infrastructure, and adapt cabling as spaces change.
Moves • adds • changesIdentify existing runs, troubleshoot physical cabling issues, test connections, and correct field problems.
Testing • tracing • troubleshootingData cabling for commercial renovations, tenant improvements, office expansions, and new construction.
Rough-in • trim • turnoverNetwork drops are simple on paper. In the field they depend on finished locations, pathways, ceiling access, rack readiness, furniture plans, and other trades. We coordinate the physical cabling around those realities.
The same physical network can support very different spaces. The important part is getting the right cable to the right location and keeping the infrastructure understandable after the build.
Data drops for desks, private offices, conference spaces, printers, and shared equipment locations.
Ceiling and wall cabling to planned wireless and camera locations, with device mounting included when part of the project scope.
Network cabling for counters, point-of-sale locations, back-office areas, and connected business equipment.
New runs and relocated drops when teams move, floor plans change, or a facility adds capacity.
Existing buildings often need a smaller, more surgical kind of network cabling work.
When a space is already operating, the job may be tracing an unidentified run, adding three offices, relocating a printer or access point, cleaning up a rack, or finding the physical reason a connection is failing. We handle those changes without pretending every service call needs a full redesign.
Data cabling stays predictable when the endpoint locations and rack-side expectations are clear before the work disappears above the ceiling.
Locations, quantities, cable category, drawings, telecom spaces, access, and schedule.
Coordinate the practical pathway and support method around the conditions in the building.
Finish the endpoint and rack-side cabling cleanly with useful identification.
Verify the physical connection, correct misses, and leave the cabling ready for network deployment.
Commercial network cabling support for Cleveland-area businesses, builders, property teams, and facilities.
Lizard Brain Wiring is based in Lakewood, Ohio and works throughout Greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. We take on network cabling projects based on scope, location, access, and schedule—from targeted additions to full commercial build-outs.
We install commercial copper network cabling including CAT5e, CAT6, and CAT6A. The right category depends on the project requirements, existing infrastructure, pathway conditions, and the intended use of the network.
Yes. We install the physical cabling to planned access-point and camera locations and can mount both device types as part of the project. Our core scope is the physical installation; network configuration or camera programming can remain with the customer's IT or security provider unless separately scoped.
Yes. Our physical-layer work includes patch-panel termination, rack-side organization, IDF/MDF cabling, labeling, and cable management as required by the project.
Yes. Moves, adds, and changes are part of the work we support, including new drops, relocated service, tracing, testing, and troubleshooting in occupied commercial spaces.
Our core focus is the physical low-voltage infrastructure: cabling, pathways, termination, racks, patching, testing, and related field work. Network configuration can remain with the customer's IT team or network provider.
We are based in Lakewood and serve commercial projects throughout Greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio, with availability based on project scope and schedule.
Send the project location, number of drops, access-point or camera locations, cable category if known, rack or telecom-room details, schedule, and any drawings you have. We can review the physical cabling and device-mounting scope and determine the next step.