Network (CAT6) wiring subcontractor needed. Small job..

[GoGoGadget]

I have an AV install at a church in north Baltimore (Ruxton area off of N Charles St). Pretty small job - 3 or 4 runs with the longest being about 140'. I can supply all materials in needed, it's just too much for just me to handle. Looks like the cables can be run through existing penetrations, I don't think any holes need to be drilled.

I thought I'd reach out to my MDS brethren first since I don't have someone I normally work with for this type of stuff. I'd say it's a 1, maybe 2 day job and will pay very well. Work would be in about 2-3 weeks.

Please PM me for details if interested.

-GGG

 

[kshaw]

Have you already ruled out a MOCA network? You can get about the same or faster speed but may not need to run Cat 5/6 cabling. With the proper adapters you can use RG-6 cable for both TV and the internet. Works with satellite cable as well. I have set these up for primary and a secondary home and it has worked very well. https://www.screenbeam.com/wifihelp/wifibooster/how-does-moca-work/

 

[GoGoGadget]

Have you already ruled out a MOCA network? You can get about the same or faster speed but may not need to run Cat 5/6 cabling. With the proper adapters you can use RG-6 cable for both TV and the internet. Works with satellite cable as well. I have set these up for primary and a secondary home and it has worked very well. https://www.screenbeam.com/wifihelp/wifibooster/how-does-moca-work/

I use MOCA over existing coax at home, like most modern STBs and DVRs use...

This is different - not talking about TV or Internet. Just need to run some CAT6 ethernet cable for a specific professional video application...

Thanks for the reply, though.

 

[madmantrapper]

Did you find someone yet?

 

[GoGoGadget]

Did you find someone yet?

Yes, I think so, but I will update the thread if it falls though. Thank you!