Office cabling
Structured copper and fibre for commercial offices.
Explore office cabling →Office cabling
Refresh and maintain your IT cabling infrastructure to keep operations uninterrupted and connectivity seamless.
Outdated infrastructure replaced before it becomes a risk.
Wireless estate grown from about 70 to 130 access points.
Cabling and high-bay Wi-Fi around four new production lines.
We audit first, so the refresh fits what you need.
IT refresh and maintenance
As a business grows, cabling, cabinets and comms rooms that once worked well become outdated, untidy and harder to support. ACCL refreshes and maintains that physical network infrastructure across London, Kent, Surrey and the South East, starting with an on-site audit and working out of hours where needed. Book a free site survey to see what your network needs.
Structured copper and fibre for commercial offices.
Explore office cabling →Comms and server rooms put back in order.
Explore server room tidy →Desk moves and patching changes in a live network.
Explore moves and changes →Cabling planned around a move or refurbishment.
Explore office moves →What we refresh and maintain
We maintain and optimise the physical infrastructure your business runs on: cabinets, cabling, comms rooms and the records that go with them.
Server rack deployment, flat-pack cabinet builds and data cabinet installation for offices, data centres and commercial sites.
Server cabinet installation →Untangled, relabelled cabinets that cut downtime and make changes faster.
Data cabinet tidy service →A safe, streamlined and clutter-free space under every desk.
Under-desk cable management service →Data cabling repair and emergency callouts to get you back up and running.
Cabling repair service →On-site audits to find what you have and what the business needs next.
Network auditing service →Book a free site survey and we will tell you what to refresh first.
Book a Free Site SurveyWhen to act
Poorly maintained cabling and cabinets cost more the longer they are left.
How a refresh runs
Every refresh starts with what you have, so the work fits what you need rather than a standard package.
We review cabling, cabinets, comms rooms and records, and agree your core requirements.
We recommend what to refresh, what to maintain and when, based on how often your environment changes.
Work runs in evenings, weekends or agreed maintenance windows to avoid disrupting the business.
Links tested, cabinets labelled and records updated, so the next change is simpler.
Why it pays
Up-to-date infrastructure and tidy, labelled cabling make unauthorised connections harder to hide.
Fewer hardware issues, fewer network failures and less downtime; newer equipment can also use less energy.
A refreshed network can take on new technology quickly, and regular maintenance keeps it working at its best.
Organised cabling improves reliability and makes maintenance and troubleshooting simpler.
No loose cables to trip over, and a professional look for offices and comms rooms.
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Excellent60+ Google reviews“As the client I can only say thanks and its an amazing piece of work by all involved. Believe me that the work to coordinate this work around other issues was challenging but Wayne and ACCL were great.”TUI / Scott Ronan
IT refresh explained
An IT refresh replaces or renews the infrastructure that has fallen behind the business: tired cabling, overloaded or untidy cabinets, and comms rooms that no longer have room, airflow or records. Maintenance keeps the refreshed network documented, organised and performing reliably.
Our work is the physical layer that underpins everything else. This service is part of our wider office cabling capability, and a refresh often links to a cabling upgrade; see when it is time to upgrade your network cabling.
As businesses grow, so does their reliance on technology. Over time, outdated equipment and messy cabling slow performance and reduce efficiency. Refreshing the infrastructure lets you run current network hardware at its full capability, and tidying the cabling prevents connectivity issues and cuts downtime.
We have helped clients in leisure and hospitality, healthcare, the public sector, education and industrial and manufacturing.
Organised cabling gives a professional appearance and a safer workplace: loose cables are a tripping hazard, and tidy, labelled runs remove them while making the space look cared for. It also makes faults quicker to trace when something does go wrong.
A network refresh touches live services, so it is planned around them. We schedule work in evenings, weekends or agreed maintenance windows, and move services in a controlled order. The Writer’s seven-floor upgrade ran as one weekend migration. Our guide to upgrading your network without downtime explains the approach.
How often infrastructure needs attention depends on how often it changes. Offices with regular moves, adds and changes benefit from annual audits and periodic tidy-ups. Stable environments may only need attention every two to three years. We recommend a schedule based on your rate of change, covering cabinets, server rooms, cabling and records.
The same root causes, such as poor cabling and crowded cabinets, are often behind recurring CCTV faults, because CCTV shares the same cabling and cabinets as the rest of the network.
When something fails between planned visits, our data cabling repair team traces and fixes the fault, then tests the link. We offer emergency callouts across London, Kent and Surrey to restore connectivity and keep disruption to a minimum.
Some clients keep ACCL on site long after the install. At Cabot Financial’s Kings Hill campus we installed CCTV and access control and have maintained it since 2019. At Sun Chemical in Orpington we installed fire-survival fibre for the site’s fire suppression system.
Newer infrastructure can use less energy than the equipment it replaces. To compare current and proposed demand, try our business energy and carbon savings calculator.
Cost depends on how many cabinets, rooms and outlets are in scope, how much cabling is replaced rather than tidied, out-of-hours working, access and the testing and records required. A maintenance schedule is priced on how often visits are needed.
An audit first means the quote covers what your network actually needs, not a standard package.
Before you book
ACCL provides server and network cabinet installation, server room tidy and cable management, data cabinet remediation, under-desk cable management, data cabling repair and emergency callouts, and cabling and network audits. We maintain and optimise the physical IT infrastructure that underpins your business, so your IT team or provider can rely on it.
An IT refresh renews infrastructure that has fallen behind the business. For ACCL that means the physical layer: replacing or tidying cabling, rebuilding or adding cabinets, and bringing comms rooms and records up to date. It usually starts with an on-site audit, so the refresh fits what you need rather than a standard package.
Poorly maintained cabling and cabinets lead to more downtime, slower fault resolution, overheating from restricted airflow, failed audits and higher costs whenever changes are needed. Regular maintenance keeps your infrastructure documented, organised and performing reliably, and makes each future move, add or change quicker and cheaper.
It depends on how often your environment changes. Businesses with regular moves, adds and changes benefit from annual audits and periodic tidy-ups. Stable environments may only need attention every two to three years. ACCL can recommend a schedule based on your rate of change after an on-site audit of your cabling, cabinets and comms rooms.
Yes. Many refresh, maintenance and tidy projects are scheduled for evenings, weekends or agreed maintenance windows, so business operations are not affected. Live services are moved in a planned order. For The Writer, a seven-floor upgrade was completed as one controlled weekend migration.
Yes. After an audit we recommend a schedule of audits and tidy-ups based on how often your environment changes, from annual visits for busy offices to every two to three years for stable ones. Each visit keeps cabinets, cabling and records in order, so problems are found before they cause downtime.
Yes. ACCL offers emergency data cabling repair and callout services across London, Kent and Surrey. We respond quickly to restore connectivity and minimise business disruption, then test the repaired links. See our data cabling repair page for how we trace and fix faults.
Yes. We handle the physical infrastructure, cabling, cabinets and comms rooms, and work alongside your internal IT team or managed service provider, who look after the systems that run on it. We agree access, maintenance windows and the order of any changes with them before work starts.
It depends on how many cabinets, rooms and outlets are in scope, how much cabling is replaced rather than tidied, out-of-hours working, access and testing. We do not quote a fixed price without seeing the site. Book a free site survey and you will receive an itemised quote before any work starts.
ACCL provides IT refresh and maintenance services across London, Kent, Surrey and the wider South East, from our offices in the City of London (EC3V) and Orpington, Kent (BR5). Our own engineers carry out the audits, refresh work and maintenance visits.

The team behind your refresh
Founded in 1997, ACCL audits, refreshes and maintains commercial network infrastructure through one accountable team. Our engineers work across London, Kent, Surrey and the South East.
Wayne Connors founded ACCL in 1997 and has led our commercial cabling projects ever since, including TUI’s fibre backbone upgrade and The Writer’s seven-floor weekend migration. We are a member of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Refresh or maintenance
One of our own engineers audits your site at no cost and with no obligation, and recommends a refresh and maintenance plan to suit your requirements and budget.
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