Division 27

04/03/2026

Division 27 completed a 5 phased communication project including the installation of a new fiber optic cable that crosses the Cass River and removal of an old copper line that crosses the river. An underground, directionally drilled pathway on the other side, to its destination.

We kept the fishing lures that have accumulated on the line for nearly 30 years 🙂 🐠

This project was completed for Zehnder’s, Fortress golf course, and the newly constructed Mill luxury suites, located downtown Frankenmuth.

12/30/2025

The wind blew the trailer across the parking lot or it really wanted to go with the teams today.

10/11/2025

At the Fortress Golf Course in Frankenmuth MI preparing for a single mode fiber.

07/01/2025

We are working for Kingsley schools. There were no rooms available, so we were forced to stay in traverse city last night. Bummer!

06/13/2025

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06/06/2024

Small paging system upgrade. 400 speakers.

05/28/2024

05/25/2024

✅Utilizing patchbox for perfect length cables with the flexibility to move things around in the future
✅ Cut off all rj45 connectors direct to switch and terminated into a patch panel
✅ Added rack mount kit for the smaller firewall
✅ Removed entire plywood wall with obsolete phone termination panels and other decommissioned technology
✅ Consolidated power to a rack mount vs dangling power strip

04/02/2024

If it’s in the way of our fiber, it goes!

03/08/2024

Did you know that one of the first examples of the term BUG being used to describe an error in a computer program was by Grace Hopper in 1946 when she noticed that a Harvard Mark II computer was consistently showing calculation errors. When the engineering team opened up the hardware, they found the cause of the problem to be a moth trapped in a relay!