Network cabling, neat and hidden.
WiFi isn't always enough. We run network cable (Cat6A) and fibre to the home office, the TV corner and the office, hidden behind skirting boards or through walls, finished with proper network sockets and a patch panel.
What's included
Cable that lasts for decades.
For fixed workstations, TV, gaming and access points, cable always beats WiFi. We run Cat6A cable rated for 10 Gbit/s, discreetly hidden and professionally terminated with sockets or a patch panel.
Cat6A, future-proof
10 Gbit/s capacity that will last for decades to come.
Hidden and discreet
Behind skirting boards, in existing conduit or through walls, no visible cables.
Sockets and patch panel
Professional terminations, labelled and documented.
Ready for access points
We are happy to run cable to the best positions for your UniFi access points.
Cable calculator
Work out your price now
Choose customer type and service. You see the price estimate straight away, for both installation and troubleshooting of network cabling.
The price covers labour, travel time and materials and may vary depending on conditions on site. You always get the exact price in a fixed-price quote after a site visit.
Your estimate
Home price (after RUT deduction)
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Or approx. SEK /month in instalments
Book installationHow it works
From the first call to a finished network.
Assessment
We map your needs, the building and your existing equipment before we start.
Fixed-price quote
You get a fixed price and a clear plan, with no surprises afterwards.
Installation
We install, label and document everything we do.
Support
We're still here after the installation, same technician, same number.
Prices
What does it cost?
A fixed price in a quote before we start, no surprises. The hourly rates below apply when we charge by the hour.
Private customers
SEK 800/h
AFTER 50% RUT DEDUCTION
We handle the deduction directly on the invoice. You pay half the labour cost with no paperwork.
Business
SEK 1,280/h
EXCL. VAT
A fixed-price quote for larger projects, always documented, always reviewed in advance.
Frequently asked questions about cabling and fibre
Cabling, fibre and patch panel
We run cable in existing buildings every week. Most things can be solved without tearing anything down.
What cable do you use?
We run Cat6 installation cable as standard. Cat6 installation cable is stiffer and made to stay fixed in the wall, unlike the soft patch cables you buy ready-made. Where the customer wants extra future-proofing, we run Cat7 network cable.
What is a patch panel and do I need one?
A patch panel is where all the cables meet and are labelled. A wall-mounted patch panel takes up no floor space and lets you see exactly which cable goes where, which saves hours on the day something needs troubleshooting or expanding.
Do you do fibre as well?
Yes. We run fibre inside the property, connect open fibre installations from the operator and carry out fibre installation with project planning in Stockholm for larger properties, where cable routes have to be drawn up before the work starts.
Where do you work?
All of Stockholm and the surrounding municipalities. We run network cable in Tyresö, Täby, Nacka, Värmdö, Norrtälje and Södertälje just as often as in the city centre.
We work across Stockholm and surroundings: Södermalm, Kungsholmen, Östermalm, Bromma and Vasastan just as often as Täby, Nacka, Solna, Sollentuna, Danderyd, Lidingö, Huddinge, Tyresö, Värmdö, Södertälje, Norrtälje and Vallentuna.
Where the cable runs
Running network cable at home: in walls, conduits, the loft and outdoors
Network cable installation is mostly about finding the right route. This is how we do it in a house, a terraced house or an apartment.
Running network cable in walls and between floors
We run network cable in walls with as little drilling as possible, ideally in existing electrical or telecom conduits. When the cable has to go between floors, it usually goes up into the loft and down through a wardrobe instead of us opening up the whole wall. In an old house it almost always pays to track down the old conduits first.
Outdoor network cable to the garage and guest cottage
If the network needs to reach the garage, guest cottage or shed, we use outdoor network cable: UV-resistant cable that withstands moisture and sub-zero temperatures, laid in the ground or along the facade. An ordinary indoor cable pushed through the wall will not last a winter.
Network sockets: mounting, wiring and replacement
We mount network sockets flush in the wall or surface-mounted, wire them up and label every socket. If you have a network socket that has stopped working, we replace or repair it, usually without running new cable.
Terminating and joining network cable
Terminating network cable correctly determines the speed. We terminate RJ45 to the same standard throughout the house so that every socket follows the same colour order. If we need to join network cable, it is done in a junction box, never as a loose joint behind a skirting board.
Choosing cable
How long a network cable do you need?
Before you order cable, here is how we calculate when we run cable in a house or apartment.
How many metres will it take?
Measure the route the cable actually takes, up into the ceiling and down the wall, not as the crow flies. On the same floor it usually comes to a 15m network cable, and between two floors you often end up at 40m. From the basement up to the loft in a house, a 50m network cable is a given, and a 100m network cable is the practical limit: beyond that, Ethernet loses out and we put a switch halfway. So a 100m Cat6 cable covers more or less any house.
Should you buy cable on a reel or in ready-made lengths?
When we do a fixed installation, we cut network cable by the metre from a reel and terminate it in sockets. That way the length is exact and you do not pay for leftover cable. Ready-made lengths are for connecting between sockets and equipment, not for building into walls.
Flat, angled or standard cable?
A flat network cable, sometimes sold as a slim network cable, is for slipping under a rug or door threshold. A 10m flat network cable solves a room temporarily, but it does not tolerate being bent again and again. An angled network cable has its connector bent at 90 degrees and saves the day in tight spots behind a wall-mounted TV. For anything that is meant to stay in place for twenty years, we use stiff Cat6 installation cable.
We work across Stockholm and surroundings: Södermalm, Kungsholmen, Östermalm, Bromma and Vasastan just as often as Täby, Nacka, Solna, Sollentuna, Danderyd, Lidingö, Huddinge, Tyresö, Värmdö, Södertälje, Norrtälje and Vallentuna.
Next step
Ready for a network that works?
Book a technician online now. We come out, map your network and give you a fixed-price quote, with no surprises.