Category: Structured Cabling
March 5, 2020
If your business relies on connectivity, choosing the right cabling infrastructure for your business is essential. Your network requirements will be determined by analyzing your business and its needs, but no matter what those needs are it’s important to choose the best solution and installers available.
Why is it important for new cabling infrastructure to be certified, and what does “certified” actually mean in this case? Let’s look at what certifications are and why they matter.
By choosing an installer who is certified, you can be sure that they are knowledgeable in their field and are able to recommend the best solutions for you and your business. Certified installers have undergone training to ensure they are up to date on industry trends and have a thorough knowledge of products and services available. In addition to a thorough knowledge of current technology, certified installers are also informed of upcoming advancements in technology and are trained accordingly. Non-certified installers do not necessarily have access to new information and training at the same rate as certified companies, potentially leaving you with outdated equipment.
Certified installers also guarantee their work and back their services with product warranties, so you can know that if something isn’t right they will fix it. Having a warranty allows you to focus on your business and not on whether or not you’ll run into issues with your network service in the future. Many non-certified installers are not able to offer product warranties, which puts your business at risk in the future.
Certified cabling installers generally work quicker than non-certified installers because they often have more hands-on training, which is invaluable when it comes to quickly and properly completing installations. By having your cabling solutions installed quickly you can limit downtime for your business, which means more money in your pocket.
Is it time to upgrade your company’s cabling infrastructure? At Lanstar Systems we offer the latest technology with the certifications to back it up. We are a cabling company in Maryland and we are confident we can help you find the best solution for your needs without any major interruption to your business. Give us a call today to discuss what we can do for you!
Frederick County: Frederick (21701, 20702, 21703, 21709), New Market (21774) , Mount Airy (21771), Urbana (21704), Ijamsville (21754), Walkersville (21793), Libertytown (21762), Damascus (20872), and more.
Howard County: Clarksville (21029), Columbia (21044), Cooksville (21723), Dorsey (21075), Elkridge (21075), Ellicott City (21043), Fulton (20759), Glenelg (21737), Glenwood (21738), Granite (21163), Hanover (21076), Highland (20777), Jessup (20794), Lisbon (21765), Marriottsville (21104), North Laurel (20723), West Friendship (21794), Woodbine (21797), Woodstock (21163), and more.
Montgomery County: Olney (20832), Damascus (20872), Laytonsville (20882), Silver Spring (20910), Clarksburg (20871), Gaithersburg (20878), Germantown (20876), Bethesda (20816), Chevy Chase (20815), and more.
Baltimore County: Arbutus (21227), Catonsville (21228, 21250), Cockeysville (21030, 21031, 21065), Dundalk (21222), Edgemere (21219), Essex (21221), Garrison (21055), Lansdowne (21227), Lochearn (21207), Lutherville (21093), Middle River (21220), Milford Mill (21244), Overlea (21236), Owings Mills (21117), Parkville (21234), Park Heights (21215), Pikesville (21208), Randallstown (21133), Reisterstown (21136), Rosedale (21237), Timonium (21093), Towson (21204), White Marsh (21162), Woodlawn (21207), and more.
Carroll County: Eldersburg (21784), Finksburg (21048), Hampstead (21074), Manchester (21102), Marriottsville (21104), Taneytown (21787), Union Bridge (21791), Westminster (21157, 21158), Mount Airy (21771), New Windsor (21776), Sykesville (21784), Woodbine (21797), Taneytown (21787), and more.
And the rest of Maryland, Delaware, Washington, DC and Virginia
