Structured Cabling in Aniwatta
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Structured cabling in Aniwatta is mostly about getting reliable data connections through houses that were never designed for them. Many homes here were built in stages up the slope, with an older ground floor and newer levels added above, so there is rarely a straight path for cable between rooms. We plan routes during the survey — through existing conduit where it exists, along stairwells, or in neat surface trunking where walls cannot be opened — and bring everything back to one small rack or wall cabinet. Typical jobs include Cat6 points for home offices, cabling for access points on each floor, and runs out to gate and garden cameras. Guesthouses often need data points in reception and a line to each floor for WiFi. Every cable is terminated, tested, and labelled, and you get a simple drawing showing where each one runs.
What we plan for in Aniwatta
- Homes extended upward in stages often lack a continuous service shaft, so we map a route between levels before quoting rather than discovering obstacles mid-job.
- External runs to gates and garden terraces follow the slope and are exposed to heavy rain, so we use outdoor-rated cable in sealed conduit instead of indoor Cat6.
- Where walls cannot be chased without damaging finishes, we use slim trunking painted or placed to sit discreetly along skirting and ceiling lines.
Scope
What structured cabling includes
- Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a cabling
- Fibre optic installation
- Patch panel and rack setup
- Cable management and labelling
- Testing and certification
- Floor and ceiling trunking
- Server room setup
- As-built documentation
How it works
From enquiry to handover, in three steps
Site survey
We walk the building, plan cable routes, and count the data points needed per room.
Written quote
An itemised quote covering cable, containment, patch panels, and testing/certification.
Install & certify
We terminate, label, and test every run, and hand over as-built documentation.
Pricing
What changes the price
Every job is different, so we quote in writing after a free survey — not off a fixed price list. These are the main factors:
- 1Number of data points needed
- 2Cat6 vs. Cat6a vs. fibre backbone
- 3Floor and ceiling trunking / cable management
- 4Testing and certification requirements
FAQ
Structured Cabling in Aniwatta — questions
Usually, yes. We look first for existing conduit, ceiling voids, and stairwells that cables can follow. Where there is no hidden route, slim surface trunking along skirting or ceiling edges keeps runs neat without chasing plaster. We agree the routes with you during the survey so there are no surprises, and every point is tested and labelled once installed.
Not a full-size one. Most homes need only a small wall-mounted cabinet holding the router, a switch, and patch panel, placed where the internet line arrives. It keeps the equipment ventilated, tidy, and easy to reach, and gives the CCTV recorder and a small UPS a proper home. Larger guesthouses sometimes need a slightly bigger cabinet for extra access points.
Cat5e is the budget option and fine for basic needs; Cat6 is the sensible default for most modern offices; and Cat6a supports 10-gigabit speeds, worth it for server rooms and backbone runs but rarely necessary for individual desks. For most offices we run Cat6 to workstations and Cat6a only on the backbone.
We recommend two data points per desk — one for a computer and one spare for a phone, printer, or future need — rather than exactly one per person. Retrofitting a single missed point after the finishes are complete costs far more than including it upfront.
Cabling during construction, before walls close up, is significantly cheaper per point than retrofitting into a finished space, where cables must be routed around existing finishes. If you're planning a new fit-out, involve your cabling provider at the same stage as your electrician.
Yes. Every structured cabling installation includes termination, testing, and certification documentation. Untested cabling can look fine on day one and cause intermittent faults months later that are far more expensive to diagnose — so certification is standard, not an optional extra.
For a typical 20-person office in the Kandy area, professional structured cabling runs between LKR 150,000 and LKR 300,000 depending on cable type and layout complexity, including data points at each workstation, patch panels, a network cabinet, and testing certification. We provide a detailed quotation after a free site survey.
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