Moves, Adds & Changes (MAC) Cabling Services
The recurring cabling work most facilities underbudget for — fast, documented support every time your space changes.
What’s Included
Facilities change constantly — teams move desks, new hires need ports, departments reorganize. Every one of those changes touches cabling, and most facilities underbudget for how often it happens.
Kibog handles moves, adds, and changes as both one-off requests and ongoing service agreements, so this recurring work has a reliable home.
New Drops & Relocations
Adding or relocating cable runs as desks and equipment move.
Port & Jack Additions
Adding active jacks and ports as headcount and device count grow.
Service Agreements
A recurring arrangement for facilities that generate MAC requests regularly.
Who It’s For
MAC needs tend to show up as a facility grows or reorganizes.
Office Reconfigurations That Outpace Cabling
Layout changes happen faster than the cabling plant can keep up.
Growing Team, Not Enough Active Jacks
Headcount grows past what the existing cabling was built to support.
No Ongoing Cabling Partner for Small Requests
One-off requests are too small for most vendors to prioritize.
Ad-Hoc Cabling That Never Gets Documented
Quick fixes pile up without anyone updating the as-built records.
How We Approach MAC Work
Small, frequent requests deserve the same discipline as a large project — just delivered faster.
Why MAC Work Adds Up
Individually small, MAC requests become a real ongoing cost and coordination burden over time.
- A single move or add rarely feels like a big project, which is exactly why it gets underbudgeted.
- Frequency, not size, is what makes MAC work worth planning for deliberately.
- Facilities that treat MAC as an afterthought often end up with the least documented cabling plants.
How We Handle MAC Requests
A simple, repeatable process keeps small requests from becoming a hassle.
- Requests are scoped quickly, using existing pathways and infrastructure wherever possible.
- Work follows the same termination and testing standards as any structured cabling project.
- Documentation is updated with every change, not just on major projects.
Service Agreement Option
For facilities that generate MAC requests regularly, a standing arrangement is often more efficient than one-off calls.
- A service agreement provides priority scheduling for recurring cabling needs.
- This can be bundled with other Kibog facility service agreements you already have in place.
- Ask about how a MAC service agreement could fit into your current maintenance program.
What to Expect
Whether it’s a single jack or a department-wide reshuffle, the process stays consistent.
1. Request & Scope
You tell us what’s changing; we scope the cabling impact quickly.
2. Install
Work is completed with minimal disruption to your team.
3. Update Documentation
As-built records are updated to reflect the change.
Delivery and Availability
MAC work is delivered by our team, with a fast turnaround built around how frequently these requests tend to come in.
Related Services
Structured Cabling
The underlying cabling plant that MAC requests build on. Learn more
Abandoned Cable Removal
Clean up cabling left behind after moves and changes. Learn more
IT & Network Cabling Overview
See the full range of cabling services Kibog offers. Learn more
Need Ongoing Support for Moves, Adds & Changes?
Tell us how often your space changes, and we’ll help you figure out the right way to keep up with it.