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Little Elm's Network Installation, Phone Systems, WIFI, & Security Camera Installation

If you looking for a Cat5, Cat6 or Fiber Optic Cable Installer please call us! We have been servicing the DFW area since 2009. Politon also specializes in installing phone systems in Little Elm, as well as phone system repair in Little Elm, and upgrading network cabling in Little Elm, TX. Politon can also assist you with the installation of your WI-Fi, overhead music and paging systems and much more.

Communications & Data Transmission Services by Politon in Little Elm, TX

Among the network infrastructure services we provide to customers include:

Find out why our relationship with our customers, technicians, and vendors is our primary strength and the secret to our success. When you need our services, contact us online or give us a call at 214-441-7173.

Little Elm

About Little Elm, TX

Politon employees have enjoyed the many parks and beaches in Little Elm. One of our favorites is Little Elm Park which has sandy beaches with volleyball courts, miles of walking trails and boat ramps for those that want to enjoy the open water. Little Elm has recently added many new restaurants along the beach front and is experiencing lots of growth. Hydrous Wake Park is a place Politon employees enjoy during the summer with its boat less wakeboarding course. The wake park allows you to rent equipment or bring your own.

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January 28, 2022 | Little Elm, TX

We went on-site and needed to not only find the cable but to make sure it was working. We used our Fluke DSX-5000 network cable tester and plugged the cable that was in the wifi access point on the playground area into our remote side of the tester. When we went to the data room we looked for network switch ports that were not lit up with link lights. After testing the third dormant port we heard our tester chime that it had a connection to the remote end of the tester. We discovered it was cable 12 and was shorted across blue and green. The tech replaced the male RJ 45 end on both ends of the cable and tested again with a passing result. The customer seemed very pleased with the identification of the cable but also of the repair.

January 17, 2025 | Frisco, TX

Each conference room was different, so we tailored our solution to be different for each one. Each room required a Room Navigator mounted next to the door on the outside. The customer also requested we hide the cables from the top of the table, so we drilled holes in equally spaced intervals to run the microphone and "Room Navigator" cables through. We mounted the media bar in two of the rooms, as well as a TV in one room. One conference room did not have a media bar or TV, but rather a Cisco Board Pro G2, which is two in one. This is an extremely heavy device and requires the wall to be reinforced to safely install it. Our team was able to replace all of the brackets by the end of the day, and our customer was pleased that it was all able to be done in a single day.

September 17, 2020 | Oak Point, TX

The solution we provided was repairing his fiber that he pulled between his barn and his house by fusion splicing new ends on. The issue was he purchased 200 ft LC LC fiber patch cords not meant to be pulled through conduit. These are manufactured to be used in a data closet connecting network switches and are made with very light material never intending for it to be used underground connecting buildings. The issue was all the pre-terminated ends would not make it through the small diameter of the pipe so he cut them all off. We fixed them all but he will have to make dure no one gets into that closet or they could easily damage them. Ideally, he would have called us first or used a solid piece of fiber made to pull underground that would not be so delicate or with ends alreay connected. We get many calls of people trying to pull fiber with perterminated ends.

September 10, 2021 | Frisco, TX

Our new customer in Frisco wanted us to install a four-post data rack they already had into their new data closet on the 4th floor. We installed approximately 64 Cat 6 data cables along with seven Cat 6A cables. The customer requested Cat 6A for all of their Wifi access points. They had us install the access points as well which ended up looking really nice. No real challenges on this location and the customer is great to work with which is always a bonus. Jose our lead tech did an outstanding job roughing in all the cables and finishing out the data rack.

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