Caton Communications Group, Inc., Catonsville, MD

First Name

Last Name

E-Mail Address

Phone Number

The Best Time to Reach You
A.M. P.M.

Company Name

What is your desired completion date of the project?

As soon as possible
Within 1 week
Within 4 weeks
Within 3 months
Within 6 months
At least 6 months out, maybe longer

Will you need more than one drop or location serviced for the network connections?

5 or less
6 - 10
11 - 20
21 - 30
31 - 40
41 - 50
51 - 60
61 - 70
71 - 80
81 - 90
91 - 99
100 - 199
Over 200

What purpose is the cabling or network wiring request?

New office opening
An office upgrade
Expansion of an existing office

What type of service will be needed at most locations or workstations?

Data
Phone
Both data and phone connections
Undetermined

Will you need more or less than 1 Gigabyte bandwidth speed?

Less
More
Undetermined

Multiple floor connections needed?

No
Yes
Undetermined

Please input the ZIP CODE of the work project location?

Any additional products or services needed?

Fiber Optic Cables
Systems: Phone
Racks: Floor
Racks: Wall
Panels: Patching
Other

Are there any additional requirements for this project? If so, please detail this information here, as it will be helpful in determining our estimate of your project.

In response to the overwhelming demand for reliable telecommunications cabling and
networking equipment brought on by the
explosion of the world wide web, Ed Libertini founded Caton Communications Group, Inc. (CCG). Ed realized that many wiring companies tend to lose their clients because they do not focus on giving them what they want and ...

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"The Caton crew was professional, worked efficiently and clearly explained everything that was going be completed for us. Great job. Thanks!"

-- K.M.

Crew worked very hard and well together as a team."

-- Office of Budget and Finance,
Detention Center

"Good work. Good communications."

-- Chesapeake Knife and Tool

"Crew was very flexible in arranging their work around our schedule and worked around our need to use the rooms where work was being
done."

-- J.L., The Educational Channel