To make fiber work for your business, the fiber has to connect to the world. Involta provides small and large-scale fiber construction services for both carriers and our clients.
Terminating your fiber at an Involta data center provides for critical backup services, such as redundant power systems, redundant climate control, high security and 24/7/365 coverage. Easily expand your IT network by utilizing and connecting to Involta’s extensive fiber network.
There are many different ways clients and carriers can take advantage of Involta’s fiber construction services.
The business world runs on internet connectivity. Give your business the best possible connectivity available—fiber connectivity.
Fiber connectivity can improve your employees' work experience on everything from access to everyday applications, improved video and teleconferencing and working outside of the office. Fiber connectivity provides symmetric upload and download times, which allows users to accommodate heavy simultaneous demands via their data connection. Drive your business forward by empowering your employees to work more efficiently.
Fiber connectivity provides a level of security that traditional internet can’t match—and because it puts your electronics and hardware in a secure central location, fiber connectivity can be a powerful tool for increasing protections against cybercrime.
Our fiber teams are consistently recognized as among the highest quality in the industry. Involta has been building fiber plants for nearly 20 years, including All-Dielectric Self-Supporting (ADSS) fiber (common in fiber-to-the-premises systems), fiber interconnects, system upgrades and new system construction.
Our engineers have demonstrated expertise in all segments of the telecommunications industry, including design, engineering, construction and operations of fiber optic networks in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Involta performs fiber optic fusion splicing (loose tube or ribbon), and our technicians conduct bi-directional OTDR (optical time domain reflector) and power testing to ensure splices are clean and meet critical performance criteria.
