Structured Cabling
Cat5e through Cat6A copper, properly dressed racks, labeled drops, and a certification report for every run we terminate.
Read moreDP Innovations designs, installs, and certifies the infrastructure your business runs on — structured cabling, fiber, racks, servers, switch gear, and Wi-Fi, plus the AV and security systems on top of it. Built to standard, documented to match, and backed by an experienced networking team.
We rack, configure, and support the gear you already specify
One crew for the cable, the racks, the servers, the switch gear, the Wi-Fi, the displays, the doors, and the cameras — so nobody gets to point fingers when something does not come up.
Cat5e through Cat6A copper, properly dressed racks, labeled drops, and a certification report for every run we terminate.
Read moreCCTV and IP camera systems, card readers, door hardware, and NVR storage sized for the retention policy you actually have to meet.
Read moreRack and cabinet buildouts, server installation, switch and firewall deployment, VLAN and uplink configuration, UPS and grounding — installed and configured by engineers, not just mounted.
Read moreSingle-mode and multimode backbone, building-to-building runs, fusion splicing, and OTDR testing with results you can hand to an auditor.
Read moreConference rooms, training spaces, digital signage, and sound systems — designed around how the room gets used, not the brochure.
Read morePredictive and on-site surveys, access point placement that survives a full warehouse, and in-building cellular coverage for the spots that always drop calls.
Read moreWe are a Springfield-based contractor serving businesses across Southwest Missouri — and we travel well beyond it when a project calls for it. Most of our work comes from general contractors, facility managers, and IT directors who got burned once by a cheap cable pull and decided it was cheaper to do it right.
What sets us apart is what happens after the cable is in. Our team is educated and experienced in networking, so we rack the gear, stand up the servers, configure the switches, and hand you a working network — not a room full of boxes and someone else's phone number.
Every project runs the same way, whether it is twelve drops in a dental office or a full campus backbone.
We visit the site, count the drops, look at the pathways and the switch gear, size what the network actually needs, and put a fixed scope and price in writing before anyone pulls a spool off the truck.
Our own crews do the work — pathways, terminations, racks, servers, switch gear, and trim — coordinated around your schedule and the other trades on site.
Every run is tested and certified, every drop and port is labeled, the network comes up before we leave, and you receive the test reports and as-builts before we call the job complete.
Practical notes for facility managers, IT staff, and contractors planning their next buildout.
Cat6A costs more to buy and more to install. Here is when that is worth it and when it is not.
Read moreTwelve questions to answer before anyone quotes your conference room. Most bad rooms trace back to skipping these.
Read moreAdding another access point in the hallway will not fix it. Here is what actually causes warehouse dead zones.
Read moreCabling, fiber, racks, servers, switch gear, or AV — send us the basics and we will get back to you with next steps. We work throughout Southwest Missouri and travel for larger projects. If it is urgent, call — someone answers.