Small and mid-sized business owners
New premises, extra workstations or a rack nobody can read anymore: clean physical infrastructure that your IT provider can work with easily.

From structured cabling to the server rack, AVENTIK handles the installation, RJ45 termination, patching and physical organization of business network infrastructure in Paris and the Île-de-France region.
On-site work: Paris and the Île-de-France region (France)
From cable installation to the network rack, AVENTIK builds and organizes the physical layer of your network.
Installation and organization of structured network cabling, from cable routing all the way to terminated wall jacks and network drops.
Learn morePhysical termination of network links and connection of each link to the rest of the infrastructure.
Learn moreInstallation, assembly and physical organization of a server rack or network cabinet that houses your network and IT equipment.
Learn moreOrganized patching between patch panels and network equipment, so every connection is readable and easy to maintain.
Learn morePhysical maintenance, reorganization, labeling and documentation of existing network infrastructure.
Learn moreAVENTIK can take care of the entire physical layer of a network, from pulling the first cable to the final organization of the rack.
New premises, extra workstations or a rack nobody can read anymore: clean physical infrastructure that your IT provider can work with easily.
One contractor for the physical layer: cabling, termination, racks and patching, while you stay in control of configuration and operations.
Office fit-out, internal move or a comms room to sort out: work scheduled around your access and time constraints.
Cabling, rack installation or rack cleanup at your clients' sites, as a subcontractor: physical infrastructure delivered ready to configure, labeled and documented.
Every job follows the same steps, documented from the initial survey to the service report.

Patch panel and switch layout, cable managers, power, free space: the key principles for a network rack that stays readable and easy to maintain.
An unlabeled cable costs time on every job. Labeling scheme, naming convention and best practices for labeling network cabling.
The role of the patch panel, the switch and RJ45 patch cords in a network rack, and how they work together to connect every wall jack in the building to the network.
No. AVENTIK currently works on the physical layer of the infrastructure: cabling, termination, racks, patching, labeling and documentation. The installation is delivered ready to be configured by your team or your IT provider, and we are happy to coordinate with them.
In Paris and across the Île-de-France region: Hauts-de-Seine (92), Seine-Saint-Denis (93), Val-de-Marne (94), Yvelines (78), Essonne (91), Val-d'Oise (95) and Seine-et-Marne (77). AVENTIK is based in Herblay-sur-Seine, north-west of Paris.
Yes. AVENTIK can handle the physical layer (cabling, racks, patching, cleanup) at the sites of an IT provider's or MSP's clients, while they keep the client relationship and the configuration work.
It depends on the job. Cabling new drops, cleaning and visual inspection are usually done without downtime. When re-patching requires unplugging equipment, outages are identified beforehand and scheduled with you.
It depends on your project: you can supply the hardware (rack, patch panels, switches, cables), or AVENTIK can propose it. This is specified in the quote.
It depends on the number of links, the size of the rack and the initial condition of the installation. An estimate is given in the quote, after we have discussed your project.
Yes, the quote is free and with no obligation. You receive it before any work begins.
It is reported to you immediately and recorded in the service report. No additional work is carried out without your prior approval.
Depending on the quote: a signed job sheet, a detailed report (initial state, work carried out, final state), the labeling documentation and before / after photos if you allowed them.
Simply describe what you need, the type of installation and the context. Technical details are agreed together before any quote.
Describe your project