Yes. We handle NBN cabling and connection points for both homes and businesses, including new installations, extra data points, and relocating an existing connection if it's not in a convenient spot.

Cat6 is the newer standard and handles higher speeds and more bandwidth than Cat5e, which makes it the better choice for most homes and offices these days, especially if you're streaming, gaming, or running a lot of connected devices. We generally recommend Cat6 for any new structured cabling job so your setup is ready for the next several years rather than needing another upgrade soon.

It's actually a bit of both. Structured data and telecommunications cabling falls under separate rules set by the Australian Communications and Media Authority, and installers need to hold the right cabling registration on top of any electrical licensing. You can read more about how this is regulated on the ACMA's cabling provider rules page. Our team holds the appropriate accreditation, so you don't need to worry about sourcing two separate tradespeople.

Yes, we run cabling for security camera systems as part of our data and comms work, whether that's a new build or adding cameras to an existing property. We can route the cabling discreetly and set you up with a system that fits the size of your home or business.

Definitely, if you can time it that way. Running data cabling before walls and ceilings are closed up means we can position points exactly where you want them, avoid patch and repair work later, and future proof the property for things like smart home devices or extra workstations. If you're planning a broader renovation, it's worth having a chat with our residential electrical team early so lighting, power, and data all get mapped out together.