Ethernet cable repair, Cat6 retermination, network jack repair and closet troubleshooting on Myrtle Avenue, Wyckoff Avenue and Knickerbocker Avenue. Licensed NYS low-voltage contractor. Every completed drop is tested.
Myrtle and Wyckoff are taxpayer strips: a store on the ground floor, apartments above, and one hallway panel that every tenant has opened. East of Knickerbocker the stock turns into loft and maker space — visible runs, stapled Cat6, cameras sharing a switch with the Wi-Fi.
Bushwick takes its name from Boswijck, the Dutch town founded in 1661. The word meant town in the woods. The woods are gone. The cellar panel is still there, usually with water marks on the bottom row of jacks.
The jobs we close in Bushwick are dead storefront jacks, a PoE camera that drops when it rains, and a closet where three patch cables were moved and nobody wrote it down. We tone the pair, fix the termination or pull a new drop, and leave the panel labeled. Landmark on this page: Maria Hernandez Park.
Specialty rate $195/hr with a three-hour minimum ($585). Direct Brooklyn line (347) 934-8335. Dispatch from Troy Avenue.
Myrtle Avenue, Wyckoff Avenue and Knickerbocker Avenue only. Landmark: Maria Hernandez Park. Not copied from the Brooklyn hub. Not reused on Williamsburg or Midwood.
Cut, chewed or water-marked runs in Bushwick cellars and surface raceway.
Storefront and apartment jacks punched to the same map as the panel.
Dead outlets on Myrtle Avenue retail and the apartments above them.
Unlabeled hallway panels shared by two or three tenants.
Cameras and APs that die when the pairs are split or the run sits in a wet cellar.
Wiremap, length, margin and labels on both ends.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Network cable repair service call | $195/hr · 3-hour minimum · $585 |
| Replacement Cat6 drop | From $175 per drop |
| Jack or keystone replacement | Included in the billed block when it is the fault |
| Certified cable test + label | Included on every completed drop |
What does it cost? $195/hr with a three-hour minimum ($585). Extra drops start at $175.
Do you cover Myrtle Avenue? Yes. Myrtle, Wyckoff and Knickerbocker. Landmark: Maria Hernandez Park.
Why is the store slow and upstairs fine? Bad termination, split pair, or a patch moved in the shared panel.
Can a low-voltage technician repair network cables? Yes. That is the trade. We test the drop.
How fast? Dispatch from Troy Avenue. Call (347) 934-8335.