ServiceBud Team

Cable Laying

Routing, conduit and tray systems for residential and industrial sites — from first fix through termination and testing.

Standards
DIN VDE 0100 · DIN VDE 0298-4 · MSZ HD 60364

Cable laying is judged years after handover, when someone opens a riser and either understands it in ten seconds or does not. Routing decisions made in week one determine whether a building can be extended, re-tenanted or repaired without tearing out finishes. We plan the route around the building it has to serve for thirty years, not around the fastest path through it this month.

Cable Laying

Scope

  1. First fix — conduit, back boxes, floor ducts and wall chases coordinated with the other trades
  2. Containment — cable tray, ladder, basket and trunking, with segregation between power and data
  3. Cable pulling — sizing to load and route length, bend radii respected, no drum-end damage
  4. Terminations — glanding, crimping, torque-checked connections and phase identification
  5. Testing and energisation — insulation resistance, continuity, loop impedance and RCD verification

What you receive

  1. Circuit schedule with cable type, size, length and protective device
  2. Test certificates covering every circuit installed
  3. As-built containment routes and penetration records
  4. Labelling to a scheme the building can still read in a decade
  5. Photographic record of routes before they were closed up

Discuss this scope

Send the project parameters and you get a considered answer — scope, sequence and a realistic window. Not a brochure.

Get in touch
+36 70 301 0096 Attila Pavlisko — CEO
office@servicebudteam.com

What to send

  • Project type and a short scope
  • Site location or city
  • Expected start window
  • Drawings, photos or references, if you have them

Registered office

ServiceBud Team KFT
Lublói utca 4. 2. em. 6. ajtó
1023 Budapest