Drawings, a scope, or just a rough square footage — we'll come back with a schedule and a number. We reply within one business day, every time.
The more detail you can share, the tighter the number we send back. If you have plans or a SOW, attach a link (Dropbox, Drive, Box, or similar) in the notes.
Wisconsin is home. But half our work happens outside it. If you have a project in the contiguous 48, we have almost certainly worked in your state before.
// Not on the list? Almost always a yes. Ask.
What most customers want to know before they send a scope.
Almost certainly yes. We work across the contiguous 48. For multi-site work we regularly mobilize crews, trucks, and equipment wherever the project is.
Small jobs we can often start within two weeks. Larger builds, we schedule four to eight weeks out. Emergency and after-hours work available by arrangement.
No. Our installers are W-2 employees. Every crew on site is a DDC crew. On large or geographically spread projects we partner with vetted sister firms, always with a DDC lead on the ground.
BICSI installer credentials across the crew, OSHA-30 for field leads, manufacturer training on Fujikura and Sumitomo splicers, and Fluke/EXFO certifier familiarity. Full list on the About page.
Yes. We run certified payroll (WH-347), we are E-Rate SPIN-registered, and we have DBE/MBE teaming arrangements where helpful.
A certification packet — Fluke DSX copper reports, bi-directional OTDR traces for fiber, as-built drawings (CAD or PDF), port and patch panel maps, labels to ANSI/TIA-606, and manufacturer warranty registration where applicable.