When the run is over 300 feet, when it goes between two buildings, or when you need 10 gigabit between switches. That describes a lot of Palmdale: long tilt-ups off Sierra Highway, dealer campuses on Auto Vista Drive, and schools with portables. Fiber also avoids ground-loop and lightning issues on outdoor runs. A free site survey tells you which parts of your building need it.

Yes. We run outdoor-rated fiber in underground conduit or, where allowed, in aerial conduit between buildings. On Palmdale yards that means trenching through decomposed granite or asphalt, or using existing conduit if the developer left one. Any trenching in the public right of way goes through the City of Palmdale. We plan the path during the site survey so there are no surprises.

Every time. We test each strand with a light source and power meter, and with an OTDR on longer runs, then give you a report showing loss on every link. That documentation matters for aerospace suppliers near Plant 42, medical buildings and school districts that have audits. If a strand does not pass, we fix it before we leave the site.

When a run is longer than 100 meters, when it crosses between buildings or floors with separate electrical grounds, or when you need more than 10 Gbps. Camera systems on large lots and campuses usually need fiber to the far poles.

Yes. We locate the break with an OTDR, splice or re-terminate, and re-test. Most single breaks are fixed the same day once we are on site.

Every strand is tested with an optical power meter and, on longer runs, an OTDR. You get the loss report with the invoice.