Commercial low-voltage · Greater Boston

Wiring, rewiring
& security—priced simply.

Choose the work, adjust the counts, and get a clear preliminary invoice in minutes. No plans or phone call are required to start.

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Low-voltage technicians routing cable during the rough-in stage of a commercial construction project
Fast first responseA useful answer while the project is still moving
Price visibility firstBuild a preliminary budget before the first call
Action-ready field workDefined scope, coordination, installation, and closeout
One accountable ownerPeter Golubenko stays directly reachable
Four connected scopes

Built around the construction sequence.

General contractors need fewer scope gaps, fewer late surprises, and a clean turnover. Each package is defined against the plans, field conditions, schedule, and required licensing before pricing is finalized.

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Structured cabling

Cat6 and Cat6A runs for data, voice, Wi-Fi, cameras, and connected building devices—routed, terminated, labeled, and tested to the agreed scope.

  • New-construction rough-in
  • J-hooks, sleeves, and cable pathways
  • Backbone and device home runs
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Rewiring + retrofit

Replace, relocate, or extend low-voltage infrastructure in active and finished spaces while planning around access, occupants, and cutover timing.

  • Damaged and legacy cabling
  • Office, retail, and common-area changes
  • Phased moves and expansions
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Security infrastructure

Pathways, cabling, device locations, and integration support for CCTV, access-control, and intercom projects, subject to the required Massachusetts licenses, permits, and approved contracting structure.

  • Camera and reader rough-in
  • Door, pathway, and network coordination
  • Testing and commissioning scope review
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Project support

Support from early budgeting through closeout, with deliverables set before the work starts so the project team knows what is included.

  • Plan takeoffs and site walks
  • Schedule and trade coordination
  • Punch list and documented handoff
The MassCableConnect difference

One search. Then the job moves.

A short animated story—from first contact and immediate pricing to installation, closeout, and the next referral.

Who we partner with

A useful partner at the right layer of the job.

The first conversation is about responsibility: who owns design, permits, equipment, pathways, programming, testing, and closeout. That clarity protects the schedule and the relationship.

GC

General contractors + builders

A clearly bounded low-voltage package that can be coordinated with other trades.

EC

Electrical + security contractors

Field capacity for an approved subcontract scope under the proper project structure.

PM

Developers + property teams

Retrofit, expansion, and infrastructure planning with less operational ambiguity.

Your estimate · about 60 seconds

Build the scope one easy step at a time.

Select a service, set the quantity, and your invoice appears automatically. You can stop at any time—nothing is submitted until you choose to share it.

A useful starting number—not a hidden commitment

Rates are preliminary Greater Boston planning allowances. Final pricing follows a review of plans, access, schedule, permits, and project conditions.

  1. 1Choose work
  2. 2Set the site
  3. 3Get invoice
Step 1

What work do you need?

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A four-step handoff

From rough count to contract-ready scope.

  1. 1

    Send what exists

    Plans, device counts, photos, a written scope, or only the project basics.

  2. 2

    Resolve scope gaps

    Confirm pathways, responsibility splits, schedule, access, and licensing.

  3. 3

    Price the defined work

    Replace the planning range with a written proposal tied to assumptions.

  4. 4

    Coordinate + close

    Execute the agreed package and deliver the specified testing and closeout.

Compliance checkpoint

The license and permit path is part of the scope.

Massachusetts does not provide a blanket “low-voltage” exemption, and CCTV, access-control, intrusion, and related security work can require systems and security credentials. Before a security proposal is issued, the contracting entity, licensed personnel, permits, inspections, and responsibility split must be confirmed.

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Leave only your name and phone. The estimate is attached automatically; every other project detail can wait until the conversation.

Direct contactPeter GolubenkoFounder & Owner · MassCableConnect LLC+1 (857) 209-8337mcc.hiring@gmail.com
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