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Network, Phone, WIFI & Security Camera Installation in Benbrook, TX

As a telecommunications and data infrastructure installation company with years of experience in the telecom and data world, Politon is your one-stop solution for businesses seeking to implement a complex solution in technical environments. For our clients, Politon provides network cabling and services including fiber optic installation and repair; Cat 6 cable installation and testing as well as security camera installations; Wifi and AV installations.

Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, we are uniquely positioned in the middle of the country to quickly and efficiently service national customers as well as those based in Benbrook, TX and other cities throughout North Texas. We service both stand-alone businesses and nationwide customers, helping business owners resolve their communications and data transmission issues while boosting their performances on the bottom line.

Our relationship with our customers, technicians, and vendors is our primary strength and the secret to our success.

Communications & Data Transmission Services by Politon in Benbrook, TX

Among the network infrastructure services we provide to customers include:

Rely on Politon for Your Network Infrastructure Services in Benbrook, TX

As a business owner, you need to send clear, concise, and accurate messages to potential customers to maximize your profit margin. That requires reliable cabling and network services, phone systems, and commercial audio/visual services. The pros from Politon provide that for you, along with national rollout services, for customers in Benbrook, TX and throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. When you need our services, contact us online or give us a call at 214-441-7173.

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December 17, 2020 | Fort Worth, TX

This was a pretty typical warehouse fiber installation.  The only difficulty we had was that they did not want to use our originally proposed network cabinets but wanted to use a more subtle enclosure that you would not suspect network equipment was in it such as a NEMA type box.  We installed 12 strands of multi-mode fiber with LC connectors.  The solution we provided was end to end including the LC fiber patch cords that would be used to connect to their devices.  All cable tested and certified.

October 25, 2023 | Fort Worth, TX

Politon technicians ran CAT6 cable to and installed 15 WiFi access points and 20 security cameras. The access points and cameras were provided by the customer. Politon also installed two new IDF cabinets to enable better coverage of a larger area in the warehouse. The IDF cabinet was linked to the MDF via a CAT6 connection. Politon technicians also ran more than 20 cables to the warehouse floor as well as installed conduit underneath a new conveyor belt to enable the customer to install several new packing stations. The WiFi coverage was validated using Politon's new WiFi survey tool provided by NetAlly, which is a new service Politon offers.

February 24, 2021 | Fort Worth, TX

Our techs ran six Cat 6 network cables from the production area for several manager desks in a bull pen-type area back to the server room.  We provided surface mount  2 port Leviton boxes at each of the three desks.  The customer was happy with the completed work.  The only challenge was running the cable through the second floor down to the data room through a shaft in the men's bathroom through an access panel.  

September 19, 2025 | Fort Worth, TX

The solution was rather simple, but it serves as a good example of why it is best to call the experts first. The first issue I noticed was the presence of single-mode fiber patch cords in the DoG clock fiber enclosure and the tech booth. The fiber optic cable connecting the two locations is multi-mode fiber, which is incompatible with single-mode fiber. Replacing the patch cords with multi-mode ones yielded no result, so I shot a laser down one of the fibers in question. In my experience, if the fiber is broken, it will most likely be broken in the first 3 feet or so of either end. I was not able to see light in the tech booth with the laser at the DoG clock. Based on my memory of how the fiber connected from the DoG clock to the tech booth, I recalled that there was a connection point at the base of the stadium in one of the restrooms where the fibers from the DoG clocks connected to 2 fibers that went to the tech booth. Once I removed the access panel, I saw the light from the laser shining. The problem, it turned out, was that a mouse or rat had gotten into the fiber panel and chewed one of the delicate strands. I simply moved over the connection to one of the 2 backup pairs that were already terminated. Once I plugged the DoG clock back in, everything came up as it should.

Our customer expressed surprise at how fast we were able to fix the issue, but this is the exact reason we encourage our customers to always have multiple layers of redundancy when it comes to fiber optic cable. I ensured this would not happen again by ensuring the panel would stay closed. 

March 08, 2022 | Fort Worth, TX

Sam's Club in Fort Worth, Texas, was installing a conveyor system in their warehouse and asked us to add a fiber connection back to the main data room. The tasks needed to complete the job included: * Pulling six-strand armored multimode cable * Installing fiber trays in the data room and the conveyor cabinet * Installing connectors on the ends of each fiber * Testing the fibers with the OWL F7X power meter tester * Labeling the new equipment

January 19, 2022 | Fort Worth, TX

Norfleet Land Services in Fort Worth, Texas, called us for a quick data cabling job. They needed two Ethernet drops for printers. The first drop was not complicated. The second drop, however, was a little more involved, because we had to maneuver the wire over solid ceilings with very limited access space. We used fiberglass fish rods to push the wire through the tight space. In less than an hour, we finished pulling cables, installing jacks, testing connections, and cleaning up. The customer was very grateful for the efficient service. The next time we have a job in Fort Worth, we would like to check out Heim BBQ on 1109 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104. It is recommended by Texas Monthly and ranked number one on Yelp.

February 22, 2021 | Fort Worth, TX

We installed approximately eight IP phones.  We removed their old Partner ACS phones and ported the line to their new IP phones.  

October 31, 2023 | Fort Worth, TX

Politon helped Siemons with a two-part network project in south Fort Worth, TX. The largest part of the project was to install directional Wifi antennas in each row of the racking in their warehouse. This involved mounting both the Wifi access point and the additional external directional antenna. We numbered each board according to the customer's numbering scheme and painted it the required color as well. These Cisco directional antennas are great in narrow high racking with the range extending just beyond the end of both ends of the racking. The second part of the project was to install data cabling to several desk locations. Each location had a triple drop inside liquid-tight flexible conduit with a strain wire mesh support at the top. On the bottom of the drop was a four-square box with a face plate. All cabling for both the data drops and the Wifi is Siemons data cabling. Siemons has been very happy with our work and has asked us to work on several other projects for them as well in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Politon is a Siemons Certified Installer with all the required test equipment and certifications that professional installation requires. Siemons offers a 25-year cabling warranty on Certified Installation.

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