Ethernet cable repair, Cat6 retermination, network jack repair and patch panel troubleshooting on Bedford Avenue, Berry Street and Kent Avenue. Licensed NYS low-voltage contractor. Every completed drop is tested.
Converted factory floors along Kent sit next to mixed-use buildings on Bedford. The typical Williamsburg fault is a crushed Cat6 in a joist bay, a painted-over keystone on a storefront, or a hallway panel that was never labeled when the loft was cut into units.
Williamsburg was annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1827. The village was laid out by Richard Woodhull and named for Colonel Jonathan Williams. That grid still shows up in the work: long runs down Bedford, short laterals on Berry, and waterfront lofts on Kent that feed cameras facing Domino Park.
We open the panel, tone the drop, reterminate the jack or the patch, and test wiremap, length and margin before we leave. If the copper is cut past a clean splice, we pull a new drop and label both ends. POS terminals on Bedford and PoE cameras near the park are the jobs that cannot wait until Friday.
Specialty rate $195/hr with a three-hour minimum ($585). Direct Brooklyn line (347) 934-8335. Dispatch from Troy Avenue.
Same-day dispatch when the board is open. Most single-fault repairs finish in the first billed block.
This page uses Bedford Avenue, Berry Street and Kent Avenue only. Landmark: Domino Park. Those names are not copied from the Brooklyn hub and are not reused on Bushwick or Midwood.
Chafed, crushed or cut runs in joist bays and surface raceway on Kent lofts.
Jack and panel punch-downs tested to the same pair map on both ends.
Dead outlets on Bedford Avenue storefronts and apartment hallways.
Failed ports, A/B mismatches and unlabeled loft panels.
Cameras and APs that reboot when the run is too long or the pairs are split.
Wiremap, length, margin and a written label on the jack and the panel.
| 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 |
Travel from Troy Avenue is inside the billed block. Brooklyn hub · NYC hub · Cat6 installation Brooklyn
What does it cost? $195/hr with a three-hour minimum ($585). Extra drops start at $175.
Do you work on Bedford Avenue? Yes. Bedford Avenue, Berry Street and Kent Avenue. Landmark: Domino Park.
Repair or replace the Ethernet cable? Replace the drop if the jacket is crushed or the pairs are cut in the wall. Reterminate if the fault is the jack or the panel.
Do electricians repair Ethernet cables? Most house electricians do not certify data pairs. This is low-voltage work.
How fast? Dispatch from Troy Avenue. Call (347) 934-8335.