A nationwide low-voltage contractor that shows its work.
Structured cabling, fiber, cameras, access control, and wireless. Tested to the standard we agreed on, labeled at both ends, documented, and covered by warranty terms you can read before you sign anything. One contractor, from Huntsville to anywhere in the country.
Every low-voltage system in the building.
One contractor for everything below 50 volts means one design, one schedule, one warranty, and no finger-pointing between trades.
Structured cabling
Cat6/6A copper backbone and horizontal cabling, pulled, terminated, and labeled to the project standard. The proposal identifies the test method and closeout evidence for the exact scope.
Fiber optics
Single-mode and multimode backbone, OSP runs, and fusion splicing. Long-haul campus links and data center trunks with OTDR documentation.
Security cameras (CCTV)
IP camera systems designed for coverage, not brochure counts, mounting, cabling, head-end build, VMS configuration, and retention planning.
Access control
Card, fob, and mobile-credential door control. Panels, readers, strikes and maglocks, and integration with your camera and alarm systems.
Wireless & DAS
Predictive and on-site RF surveys, enterprise Wi-Fi deployment, and distributed antenna systems for cellular coverage in dense buildings.
Data center & MDF/IDF build-outs
Racks, ladder rack and tray, structured pathways, power coordination, grounding, and migration support, closets that stay clean for a decade.
Audio/visual & paging
Conference room AV, digital signage, overhead paging, and sound masking, cabled and commissioned alongside the rest of your infrastructure.
Managed operations
Monitoring, moves, additions, changes, and escalation are defined in the service order for the systems Glass Tech supports.
You can see everything we do.
We name the proof before we start
The proposal names the test method and closeout record for the exact scope. Delivered evidence follows that written standard.
One crew standard, ours and our partners
Glass Tech self-performs and coordinates vetted partners under one scope, communication path, and acceptance process.
The warranty is in writing, not implied
Every proposal identifies who backs the warranty, what it covers, how long it lasts, and what conditions apply. Manufacturer system warranties are listed only after eligibility is verified.
Low-voltage contracting, answered straight.
What does a low-voltage contractor do?
A low-voltage contractor installs and services systems that run below 50 volts: network cabling, fiber, security cameras, access control, audio/visual, Wi-Fi, DAS, and building communications. Glass Tech installs these systems nationwide with our own crews and vetted partners, all held to one standard.
Do you work outside of Alabama?
Yes. We run national and multi-site programs with our own crews and vetted partners. Coverage, licensing, capacity, scheduling, and the closeout standard are confirmed for your specific locations before a fixed agreement.
How much does low-voltage cabling cost?
Our published Cat6 rates run from $225 per drop in a vacant, accessible space to $450 in a restricted work area, and Cat6A from $300 to $525. Each drop covers the cable, both terminations, the outlet and patch-panel port, labels, and certification for runs up to 150 feet. Building conditions, quantity, and jacket rating move the number, and our cabling rates page shows exactly how.
Are your installations tested and warrantied?
Every quote names the test standard, the closeout deliverables, and the warranty for the exact system. Manufacturer system warranties are offered only when the components, installer authorization, testing, and registration all qualify.
Do you use subcontractors?
Our own crews do the work wherever we can. When a program needs more hands, we bring in partners we have vetted and hold to the same checklist. Either way, Glass Tech owns the scope, the acceptance standard, the communication, and the closeout.
How fast can you quote a project?
The online quote builder gives you a planning price right away. A fixed agreement comes after we verify the site, the equipment, the pathways, and access. One person owns your request the whole way, with a dated next step.
Send us the plans. Get a real number back.
Start with a planning price. We carry your configuration forward and show what we still need to verify before the number is fixed.
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