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Opticom, Inc is a provider and installer of voice/data structured cable systems and voice/data communications equipment throughout the New England and Eastern New York areas. Privately owned and located in Portland, CT, Opticom has been in business for over 15 years. Our mission is to provide our customers with the latest technology, which will help them work quickly, resourcefully and efficiently.
17 Sand Hill Rd Portland, CT 06480 phone 860-342-0731 fax 860-342-1497
Are you looking for the best?
If you are looking for a professionally managed, high end data, voice, and fiber optic installation company you’ve found it in Opticom, Inc. Our focus is on excellent customer service. Opticom prides itself on its ability to respond quickly to customer’s needs and delivering flexibility, quality, professionalism, and dedication in attaining our customer’s goals.
Voice/Data Cabling and Communications Expertise…
We have been providing quality structured cable systems for over 15 years. Working with you, we will determine what equipment you are currently using, or going to use, and offer you choices of the newest and most reliable cable and termination technology available. For voice/data equipment, we will determine what your requirements are currently, and what they will be in the future. We will then offer you the proper solutions to your situation as are available at the time. Once we have put together an implementation plan for you, be rest assured that we have given you a cost-effective solution that will handle and support all of your mission critical voice/data communications.
Quality, Crafted Installations…
When it comes to the actual installation, we firmly believe that you will be extremely satisfied with our prompt, professional craftsmanship and service. Once a project has been completed, it is always rewarding presenting the new installation to our customers. Our technicians take a lot of pride in a job well done and really enjoy seeing our customers appreciate the work of Opticom Inc.
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