Do you handle both network installation and structured cabling?

Yes. Texas 67 Systems helps with cabling, rack cleanup, access point placement, and the network infrastructure needed to support reliable long-term performance.

Is this only for offices, or do you also work in homes?

Both. Network and low-voltage work can apply to small business spaces, home offices, larger homes, and other environments that need dependable connectivity.

Can you clean up an existing rack or messy cabling instead of starting over?

Yes. Many projects focus on reorganizing and improving what is already there so the system is easier to support, expand, and troubleshoot later.

Do you help plan access point placement and Wi-Fi coverage?

Yes. Good network installation includes practical planning for access point placement, cable paths, and future growth instead of only mounting hardware.

Network infrastructure

Network installation and structured cabling for Collin County.

Texas 67 Systems builds and improves networks for businesses and homes across Melissa, McKinney, Allen, Anna, and nearby North Texas communities.

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Structured cablingWi-Fi planningRack cleanupDocumented handoff

ServingMelissa, McKinney, Allen, Anna, Plano, Frisco, Princeton

Built forBusinesses, commercial spaces, and connected homes

ApproachClean, documented, practical, and maintainable

What we solve

A network should be easier to troubleshoot after the install, not harder.

Home network installation

Stronger home networks with better coverage, cleaner wiring, and a dependable foundation for connected devices.

Business network installation

Office and commercial network improvements with attention to layout, performance, growth, and maintainability.

Structured cabling

Cleaner cabling that supports performance now and makes later troubleshooting or expansion easier.

Rack and equipment cleanup

Organized network hardware, labeled paths where practical, and cleaner handoff for future service.

Scope

Infrastructure work that holds up over time.

What this can include

Access point placement planning
Structured cabling and cleanup
Rack and equipment organization
UniFi network deployment
Testing and tuning
Documentation for future support

Signs the network needs work

Dead zones or dropped connections
No clear equipment layout
Messy cabling or unlabeled gear
New office or remodel planning
Smart devices behaving inconsistently
Network changes that keep causing surprises

Process

A simple path from problem to clean handoff.

Assess

Walk the space, review wiring paths, coverage needs, equipment, and how people use the network.

Plan

Design a practical layout for cabling, access points, equipment, and future maintenance.

Implement

Install, test, tune, clean up, and document the network so it is easier to support.

Questions

Network installation questions.

Do you handle both business and residential networks?

Yes. The same principles matter in both environments: clean design, strong coverage, organized hardware, and supportable documentation.

Can you clean up an existing network?

Yes. Many projects are cleanup and stabilization projects for networks that were inherited, rushed, or expanded without a plan.

Do you work with UniFi?

Yes. UniFi is a common fit for many small business and residential network projects when the environment and goals make sense.

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Next step

Build a network that is easier to live with.

Share what is unreliable, what is being built, or what needs cleanup, and we will help define the right next step.

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