Diversified Communications Solutions Inc. Ltd.

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What to look for when hiring a contractor. 1Experience and Expertise Fiber optic contractors are laying down the physical infrastructure of your network. They are going to help you do the planning where you need lines and where access points will be. The more experience they have in your industry, the better. Look for a fiber optic contractor with a solid track record and extensive experience in the field. An experienced contractor will have the necessary skills and knowledge to handle any challenges that may arise. A residential fiber company is not going to have the same experience as a commercial fiber company — there are different equipment and fiber optic needs. Ask your fiber optic contractor whether they have experience in the specific type of installation you need. Diversified (DCSI) is an expert in low voltage, fiber optic, and commercial installations. Not only are we able to find the fastest, most efficient way to complete these installations, but we're also able to make sure that the installations remain relevant, responsive, and reliable. DCSI has been serving the Las Vegas Valley since 1988. 2. Quality of Equipment When hiring a fiber optic contractor, one crucial aspect to consider is the quality of equipment they utilize. Fiber optic installations rely on high-quality equipment for optimal performance. Inquire about the contractor's equipment and ensure that they use reliable and up-to-date tools. A contractor with modern equipment can provide efficient installations and minimize the risk of future issues. At Diversified Communications, we understand the importance of using top-notch equipment for optimal performance and reliability. Our state-of-the-art equipment ensures that every fiber optic installation is carried out with precision and efficiency. By utilizing high-quality equipment, we can deliver superior results and minimize the risk of future issues or downtime. When you choose DCSI as your fiber optic contractor, you can trust that your project will benefit from the best equipment available, leading to a successful and long-lasting installation. 3. Reputation and References Take the time to research the contractor's reputation in the industry. Look for testimonials, reviews, or references from previous clients. A reputable contractor will have positive feedback and satisfied customers. Don't hesitate to reach out to references to get firsthand information about their experiences. At DCSI, we have built an excellent reputation in the industry for providing top-notch fiber optic contractors. Our commitment to delivering exceptional services has earned us positive testimonials and reviews from satisfied clients. You can have confidence in choosing DCSI for all your fiber optic needs. We've installed most of the fiber and data for the State since the 1990's. Facebook was a big installation in 2023. The Sawyer building was re-cabled twice over the years. #DCSI #telecommunications #voice_data_fiber_cabling

Trying to save costs on installation by cutting corners will end up costing you more Get it done right from the get-go. In our industry, when we deal with voice and data cabling, there are two things we see a lot, (1) someone who wants to do it cheap so they buy a box of cables and don’t understand the ramifications, or (2) a builder or general contractor who will get an electrician to run cable because it’s cheaper. These are not good, long-term cabling solutions. We've been in the industry for over 30 years. We know what we are doing. #DCSI #telecommunications #data_voice_fiber_cabling

People don’t realize how much impact improper cabling can have on a network. The technology is evolving constantly from Cat5e, to Cat6, Cat6A, fiber, and so forth, and this allows for more future proofing of a business with premise wiring. Each cable has a spec — the higher the spec, the longer the cable will last and the more things you can do with that cable. You don't need to understand it. Let us help you. #DCSI #telecommunications #voice/data/fibercabling

You need good connectivity. Most of the time, with connectivity issues, it’s not the network, it’s the cable and the infrastructure. If the cabling is not done correctly, you may have interference. The interference could stem from a light, or a kinked cable, or the radius is bent too far, and it compromises the cable. Even though it still works, it’s not working the way it’s supposed to, and most people don’t consider that. If you are having issues and your IT people haven't figured it out, get with us to see if it is the cable. #DCSI #voice/data/fiber #Telecommunications

What you need to know about network cabling. While network cable can be the simplest and cheapest piece of equipment in a network, it is arguably the most important. Without good voice and data cable connections between devices, your computer equipment — no matter how sophisticated or great — is useless. Voice and data cabling is extensive and strategically important for all businesses. Installing voice and data cabling in any business may seem like a big undertaking as it involves drilling, cutting cables, and attaching jacks, but there is more to it than just running cables. Voice and data cabling is the connection between your end device such as your PC, telephone, printer or fax to the world of technology allowing it to be used in your business. Cabling needs to be done correctly from the get-go or issues will arise. In the same way that WiFi helps you use laptops and your cell phone, cabling is a hardwired, faster and more secure version of that. Before setting up your network, let us guide you with that endeavor. #DCSI #voice/data/fiber #cablenetworks