Business Details
About
Cabling Contractor
Wirenet Communications, Inc. Wirenet is a professional voice and data cabling firm specializing in the design and installation of Structured Cabling Systems, Electrical Power Systems and Security Systems. We offer turnkey connectivity solutions for voice, data, video, power, security and wireless technologies. Since 2001, we have provided our customers with reliable services throughout the state of California. Wirenet is based in Ontario, the “Heart of the Inland Empire.” The Wirenet team is committed to providing quality workmanship, client satisfaction and customer service at every opportunity. Our performance speaks for itself, and the values we uphold keeps our customers satisfied.
Location
Wirenet Communications, Inc.
4355 East Airport Drive, Ontario, CA
91761, United States
Hours
Frequently Asked Questions About Wirenet Communications, Inc.
What should I expect during a structured cabling installation for my business in Ontario CA?
When Wirenet Communications installs structured cabling in Ontario, CA, you can expect a full site survey first to assess your layout, data and voice drop points, network equipment locations, and any existing infrastructure. The job will typically include pulling Cat6 or fiber cables through walls/ceilings, labeling and terminations, testing each cable for performance (e.g. signal loss, speed), and ensuring compliance with industry standards. After installation, you’ll receive documentation of cable layouts and test results so you know your network is reliable.
How can I get a free security systems consultation for surveillance cameras installation in the Inland Empire?
Wirenet Communications offers free consultations for surveillance camera and security system installation throughout the Inland Empire. During the consultation, our techs will review your property in Ontario or surrounding areas, recommend camera placement, suggest wiring / power options (wired vs wireless), evaluate storage needs, and tailor the system to cover blind spots. We also explain how the wiring interacts with your network infrastructure to ensure smooth performance and security.
How can I tell if my business in San Bernardino County needs to upgrade its voice & data cabling?
If your business in San Bernardino County is experiencing slow network performance, frequent outages, voice quality degradation, or you are expanding (adding workstations, video conferencing, wireless access points), it may be time to upgrade voice & data cabling. Signs include cables older than 10‑15 years, visible damage or wear, inadequate capacity for new equipment, or codes/standards that have changed. Wirenet Communications can audit your existing cabling, recommend upgrades (e.g. moving from Cat5e to Cat6 or fiber), and perform the installation with minimal disruption.
What electrical power system requirements should I consider when adding security systems or wireless access points in Ontario CA?
When installing security systems or multiple wireless access points in Ontario, CA, you need to ensure there is adequate power supply, properly grounded outlets, possibly backup power (battery or UPS) for critical devices, and that wiring paths meet local electrical codes. Wirenet Communications handles both the data/voice cabling and the associated electrical power systems, meaning we coordinate power requirements, install surge protection, and ensure installations are safe and compliant.
What are lead time and cost factors for installing structured cabling and security wiring in the Inland Empire?
Lead time and cost for structured cabling and security wiring in the Inland Empire depend on several variables: the size of the facility, number of drops / devices (voice, data, wireless, cameras), distance and path complexity for cables, whether existing wiring can be reused, local code requirements, and whether power supply upgrades are needed. Typically, small business installations might take a few days, larger commercial jobs a week or more. Wirenet Communications provides free estimates, outlines materials needed (wire, patch panels, mounts), labor, and any extra prep work so clients know what to expect before proceeding.