Roen plans and installs structured cabling for HDB flats, condos and landed homes — Cat6/Cat6A points, tidy patch panels and a tested, certified backbone that carries fast internet, CCTV, AV and your whole smart home. One team, from first cable to final label.
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Fluke testedA planned network of cables, outlets and patch panels — so every TV point, Wi-Fi access point, CCTV camera and smart-home device runs back to one tidy, labelled panel instead of a tangle of one-off wires. That's a proper structured cabling system.
Pick your home, then tap everything you'd like wired. We'll fill a patch panel live and recommend the cable grade and panel size to budget for. Indicative only — we confirm the exact plan on a site survey.
A good structured cabling installation is invisible when it's done — and a lifesaver for years after. We plan the routes around your renovation, pull Cat6/Cat6A back to a central cabinet, and terminate everything to a labelled patch panel so any point can be re-purposed without opening a wall.
Our structured network cabling ties every wired outlet, access point and camera into one managed system. Add a switch and the panel feeds your entire home at full gigabit speed — no daisy-chained extenders, no powerline guesswork, no signal lost through three walls.
You don't always need the most expensive cable. Here's how we'd genuinely advise you, based on your home and how long you want it to last. A cat 6 structured cabling job covers most flats; Cat6A and fibre earn their keep in bigger or future-proofed homes.
| Cat6 | Cat6A | Fibre backbone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | HDB & condos, everyday gigabit internet | Landed, future-proofing, long runs & AP backhaul | Multi-storey homes & very long backbone runs |
| Typical speed | 1 Gbps (10G to ~37m) | 10 Gbps full distance | 10 Gbps+ over long distance |
| Run length | Up to ~90 m | Up to ~90 m, shielded | Hundreds of metres |
| Powers devices (PoE) | Yes | Yes, best | No (needs media converter) |
| Relative cost | $ | $$ | $$$ |
| Roen's take | Our default for most flats — proven, affordable cat 6 structured cabling | Recommended where you're renovating once and want a decade of headroom | For the backbone between floors or to an outbuilding — we pair it with copper to the rooms |
In most landed homes we mix grades — a structured cabling system with a fibre or Cat6A backbone between floors and Cat6 to the rooms.
Because Roen is a smart-home specialist, we cable with the whole house in mind — not just the internet. The same structured network cabling that feeds your router carries your cameras, your home theatre and the hub that runs your lighting, locks and curtains.
Already have great Wi-Fi in mind? This backbone is what makes our WiFi installation and smart home work flawlessly.
A planned backbone costs a little more than ad-hoc wiring on day one — and pays it back every year you live there. These are the real benefits of structured cabling we see homeowners enjoy.
Full gigabit (or 10-gig on Cat6A) to every wired point — no halving through walls, no powerline lottery, no buffering on the far TV.
Everything homes to a labelled patch panel. When something needs changing, we swap a patch lead in seconds instead of chasing wires through your ceiling.
Any outlet can become internet, CCTV, AV or a Wi-Fi access point later — your home is ready for the next device without re-drilling walls.
Wired backhaul keeps cameras, hubs and automations reliable in a way crowded Wi-Fi never can — the backbone serious smart homes are built on.
A certified, documented structured cabling system is a genuine selling point — buyers see a home that's been wired for the next decade.
We don't just plug and pray. Every link is checked with a certified cable tester and the pass results are handed to you on completion.
Guide prices so you can budget — the final quote is fixed after a quick site survey, with no surprise add-ons. Most homes are priced per data point plus the central cabinet.
Prices indicative and for guidance only. Final pricing depends on points, cable grade, runs and cabinet, and is fixed after a site survey.
We map every point, agree routes with your ID or contractor, and quote a fixed price.
Cables pulled before walls and ceilings close — the right moment in any renovation.
Outlets, patch panel and cabinet terminated tidily once finishes are in.
Every link tested, labelled and documented — you get the pass report and an as-built map.
Plenty of structured cabling companies will pull cable for you. Few plan it around how you'll actually live — internet, cameras, AV and a whole smart home — and fewer still hand you a tested, documented result.
Survey, cabling, termination and the smart-home setup it feeds — all under one roof, with no finger-pointing between an electrician and an "IT guy".
We specialise in homes, so we plan tidy, livable cabling around your renovation — unlike commercial structured cabling companies built for office fit-outs.
Cat6 where Cat6 is enough, Cat6A or fibre only where it earns its place. We size the system to your home, not our invoice.
Structured cabling certification matters: every link is checked with a certified cable tester and the pass results are yours to keep.
We work to your renovation timeline, slotting first-fix cabling in before the walls close and finishing clean afterwards.
Add a point or a camera later? Because it's all on one labelled panel, changes are quick — and we're a message away.
Structured cabling is a planned, standards-based way of wiring a building so every network outlet runs back to one central patch panel, instead of random cables added one at a time. In a home it means your TV points, Wi-Fi access points, CCTV and smart-home hub all share one tidy, labelled, testable backbone — easy to manage and easy to change.
The big benefits of structured cabling are full-speed, rock-solid connections to every wired point, one neat panel that's simple to troubleshoot, and a future-proof home where any outlet can be repurposed without opening walls. It also makes smart-home devices and CCTV far more reliable, and adds value when you sell.
For most HDB flats and condos, a Cat6 structured cabling job comfortably handles gigabit internet and everyday use. Cat6A is worth it for landed homes, long cable runs, or if you want guaranteed 10-gig headroom for the next decade. We advise per home — and often mix Cat6 to rooms with a Cat6A or fibre backbone between floors.
During a renovation, before the walls and ceilings are sealed — that's when runs can be fully concealed at the lowest cost. That said, we also retrofit cabling in completed homes using trunking, existing conduits and ceiling voids where possible, so it's never too late.
Yes. Every link is verified with a certified cable tester and we hand you the pass results plus a labelled, as-built map on completion. That structured cabling certification is your proof the backbone performs to its rated speed — and your reference if you ever extend it.
Most structured cabling companies in Singapore are built around commercial office and data-centre work. Roen specialises in homes and smart-home systems, so we plan cabling around how you actually live — and the same team configures the network, CCTV and smart home it feeds. One accountable team, one tidy result.
Absolutely — that's the point of a structured cabling system. The same backbone carries internet, PoE for cameras and access points, AV signals and your smart-home hub. We plan all of it together so nothing competes for crowded Wi-Fi and everything stays reliable.
Yes. We do structured cabling in Singapore for HDB flats, condos and multi-storey landed homes, as well as home offices and small studios. Larger or multi-floor jobs simply use a fibre or Cat6A backbone and a proper rack — we'll scope it on the site survey.
Book a site survey and get a fixed quote for structured cabling in Singapore — Cat6/Cat6A points, a tidy panel and a tested, certified backbone. One team, end to end.