Cat6 & Cat6A Data Cabling
Permanent network cabling for workstations, printers, phones, cameras, access points, and other connected devices—terminated, labeled, and organized for day-to-day support.

Magnuson Low Voltage Wiring installs the network backbone that keeps your business connected — Cat6 data cabling, fiber optics, Wi-Fi, VoIP phone systems, and security cabling. We design and run clean, code-compliant infrastructure for offices, warehouses, retail, and multi-tenant buildings across Minneapolis, St. Paul, and East Central Minnesota.
As a licensed Minnesota low voltage contractor, we handle structured cabling, voice/data, and the cabling behind your cameras, alarms, and access control — one team, one scope, one point of contact.
Building out a new space or renovating? We coordinate with general contractors and IT teams so the low voltage rough-in is ready when you need it.

A reliable network begins in the walls, ceilings, pathways, and equipment rooms. We build organized low-voltage cabling systems that are practical to operate today and straightforward to service when your space or technology changes.
Permanent network cabling for workstations, printers, phones, cameras, access points, and other connected devices—terminated, labeled, and organized for day-to-day support.
Single-mode and multimode fiber for building backbones, long-distance links, multiple buildings, and high-capacity connections between network rooms.
Data cabling and placement coordination for ceiling-mounted access points, helping your IT team build dependable coverage without relying on improvised wireless links.
Clean network-rack layouts, patch panels, cable management, labeling, and room to service or expand the system without tracing a tangled closet.
Voice and data cabling for hosted VoIP phones, reception stations, conference rooms, paging interfaces, and other business communication endpoints.
Coordinated pathways and cabling infrastructure for connected building systems, including security devices, intercoms, audiovisual equipment, and future additions.
The right design is rarely one cable type everywhere. Distance, bandwidth, device power, pathways, interference, and future changes all shape the final infrastructure.
The practical choice for horizontal runs to desks, phones, cameras, access points, printers, and controls. We match the cable category to distance, device requirements, and the surrounding environment.
Built for long distances, connections between buildings or network rooms, and uplinks that need more capacity than copper can provide over the required run.
Wireless performance starts with wired infrastructure. Access points still need deliberate placement, dependable data cabling, appropriate network capacity, and power.
A structured cabling project should finish as an organized building asset—not a collection of unlabeled wires above the ceiling.
Walk the site, review drawings, count devices, and coordinate pathways, equipment rooms, and project timing.
Pull and support cable cleanly, maintain separation and bend requirements, and protect occupied work areas.
Land every run at the correct jack, patch panel, enclosure, or fiber housing with consistent workmanship.
Verify each installed link and provide certification results when that level of documentation is included in scope.
Label both ends, organize the rack, and leave a usable record so future moves and troubleshooting start with facts.
We install and improve commercial cabling in active facilities and construction environments. The scope can be a few added data drops, a complete tenant build-out, fiber between buildings, or an organized replacement for an undocumented network rack.
Common properties: Offices, Warehouses, Retail, Clinics, Churches, Schools, Multi-tenant buildings.
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We coordinate with general contractors, electricians, IT teams, and property managers so pathways, rough-ins, equipment locations, and device drops are ready in the right sequence. In occupied buildings, work can be phased to reduce disruption and preserve the network that must remain online.
Existing cable is not automatically discarded. We inspect its condition, category, labeling, routing, and test results before recommending reuse. New work is terminated cleanly and documented to the level defined in the project scope.
What to expect from a professional cabling installationWe will walk the site, review your devices and timelines, identify the right copper, fiber, rack, and pathway scope, and provide a clear estimate for the work.
Common questions about commercial structured cabling, fiber optics, Wi-Fi, and VoIP wiring in Minnesota.