What a local network consists of
An office network is a structured cabling system: twisted-pair cable to every workplace, sockets, a patch panel and a server cabinet. A switch sits at the centre, a router distributes the internet, and Wi-Fi points cover wireless devices.
In a properly built network, printers, cameras, IP phones and computers work as one system. Adding CCTV or telephony later is easy — the cable is already in place.
What drives the price
Three main factors: the number of workplaces, cable run lengths and the state of the premises. A new build is easy to cable; a finished office needs conduit, trunking and careful work, which takes longer.
Cable category matters too: Cat5e is enough for most offices, Cat6 is faster with headroom. The server cabinet, switch class and Wi-Fi coverage also go into the estimate.
Average prices
In practice the count is per workplace: one complete point — cable, socket, termination and testing — averages a few hundred thousand UZS. A 10–15 seat office network with switch and cabinet usually comes to a few million UZS by estimate.
The engineer's visit and estimate are free. Cable, sockets and switches from stock in Tashkent.
When fibre is needed
Between buildings, along long corridors and beyond 90 metres copper does not work — optical fibre is used. Fibre resists lightning, is fast and indifferent to distance.
We lay and splice fibre, measure it with an OTDR and hand it over with a passport. The office LAN and inter-building fibre go in one project.
Work stages
First the design: workplaces, routes and the cabinet location on the plan. Then installation: cabling, sockets, patch panel and switch. Finally every line is tested and handed over with diagrams.
A small office is usually ready in 1–3 days. We work with legal entities under VAT contracts and warranty the work.
FAQ
How much does one workplace cost?
Cable, socket, termination and test — a few hundred thousand UZS on average. The exact price depends on run lengths — the estimate is free.
What does a 10-person office network cost?
With cable, sockets, switch and cabinet — usually a few million UZS. An engineer visits and produces the exact estimate within a day.
Cat5e or Cat6?
Cat5e is enough for a regular office. For heavy files, video and future headroom we recommend Cat6 — the price difference is small.
Will you add Wi-Fi too?
Yes, we plan Wi-Fi points for coverage within the network design — stable signal in every corner.
How long does the work take?
A small office — 1–3 days. Larger sites follow the design; the timeline is stated in the estimate.
Installation works cost calculator
Set the number of points — the calculator lays out a site plan and shows the range from our standard price list. One minute, no phone calls.