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Croft Com dot Com www.croftcom.com + Master Installers Of / Power / Data / Telephony / Audio / Video + Engineer, Furnish, and Installation of Communication and Power Equipment Cabling Services: Voice and Data cabling with CAT5 and CAT6 cable Coax cabling with RG6 and RG6 Quad Shield (We use coax for Cable TV, Audio and video cabling and CCTV Cabling) Fiber optic cabling: Demark extension for T-1s and high circuits, CCTV and data cabling for locations longer then 300ft from routers. We try to use per terminated optic whenever possible, this ensure a clean and actuate connections. Demark extension for data circuits and dial tone We can cable your building during construction or we can retrofit your cabling if you are already in a finished office space, store or warehouse We service both businesses and home clients. We can connect multi buildings on the same campus together using conduits and fiber so you can share internet connections and servers. We can help with layout and design of your cabling plan. Telecommunications services: We can sell and maintain the following telecommunications services: Croft Communications is authorized sales agent for ACC Business and Voice Step VOIP telephone services, Voice over Internet Protocol. VoIP products save businesses up to 70% on monthly costs while delivering next generation, easy to use features that are rapidly changing and simplifying the way we communicate. T-1 circuits for data- deliveries 1.5MBS upload and downloads to the internet T-1 to OC3 circuits for data and voice Audio and Video systems: Croft Communications can help you design and install a complete audio video system for your business, home and church. Here is a short list of what we most commonly design and install: Ceiling mounted projectors Wall and ceiling mounted projection screens Wall mounted TVs and Monitors Surround sound systems Home theaters, Complete design and build PA paging systems, Public address system indoor and outdoor CCTV security cameras: Croft Communications can design and install a complete security camera system. We use DVRs and cameras of all kinds to complete your systems. You can remotely view your place of business or home through the internet. Craftsman Quality - Professionally Managed Quality in function and form is our first priority. By creating a diverse and talented team with the highest skill level, Croft Communications provides high quality, very prompt and competitively priced engineering and installation services to clients. Working with our clients, we establish long term plans for growth while meeting the every day challenges created by continuously evolving network architectures. Croft Communications understands the value of versatility, as well as the need for adherence to client standard practices. services Project management COE Layout and Design LAN - Voice and Data Service Tie cables DS1 AND DS3 T-1 access equip installation Power (AC/DC), BDFBs, PROTECT AC Mounting of bays and cabinets CO-Location Builds (Iron work) Fiber Optic Cable Pulling, Splicing Connectors Fiber Testing Right-A-Way Eng.. (surveying) Remove / Cable mining equipment Tellabs 5500 NEC Sonet 600 and 1200 AT&T DDM 2000 DMACS System Alarms CAT 5E COAX Fiber CAT 3 Lucent FT-2000 Nortel OC-48, 3, 12 ADC Telect Panduit Cisco System projects Nextel Motorola Net2000 AT&T Local Service DOJ NIH NOAA Carr America Inc. UAI Alarms Cabling CCTV cameras Data Ports Fiber Optics Home Security Home Theater Multi Phone Systems Networking Projectors Public address system Security Cameras Security Systems Sound Systems T-1 circuits Telephone Telephone Lines Installed (VoIP) Voice Over Internet Wireless Routers President/coo John Croft Certified Licensed Insured 16 years experience A hands-on perfectionist. Croft Communications From power connections in a -48v power board to wire wrapping on the back of a DSX1 pnl, Croft Communications is providing high quality work while meeting and beating completion deadlines. With sixteen years experience of meeting and exceeding the requirements of major corporation, Croft Communications is prepared to meet your companies new challenges. In the North, South, East or West, with jobs large or small, there is one company to call. Croft Communications John Croft, President/COO 540-829-8552 office mailto:"john@croftcom.com" Customer Comments Kevin: Request that John also be directed to furnish 20 shorting plugs, to terminate the unused cables in the DS3 extension bundle. Good practice is to not leave open/unterminated/unused cables entering a SCIF. Request you bill Terremark for these - I failed to identify them during the site visit. Remind Bylight and Terremark, that NGIC provided and pulled the 12-cable coax bundle at NGIC expense, that John used to extend the DS3 circuit. John did good work - I would be glad to have him return for additional tasks. Thanks Mike Doering Recommended by - Golds Gym Donna Ryan of Jefferson Homebuilders Inc. Marge Legg of Legg Communication Services St. Lukes Lutheran School Concert Technologies Your Electrician Inc. Culpeper Va Sheriff Supporter Rotarian Club of Culpeper Culpeper Thursday Networking Group Hospice of the Rapidan Internet Specials Be sure to get our specials on new products, promotions and great educational information. It's the best way to stay in touch with the latest news and information from Croft Comunications. Information is kept confdential. Your Name and E-mail are the only required fields. Your Name: Your E-mail: Company Street Address: City, State, Zip: , Phone: Questions or Comments: Please e-mail me regarding New Products, Promotions, Education. Click SUBMIT button and wait a second for it to read the form and send it. Thanks Culpeper in pictures Laura Kebede, Star-Exponent correspondent, laurakebede@hotmail.com Published: June 25, 2009 When the town of Culpeper was founded in 1759, photographs were the stuff of science fiction. Now, they’re an integral part of our local history. In preparation for the town’s 250th anniversary, two businesses are collecting photographs and helping the Museum of Culpeper History preserve them. The community is asked to contribute old and recent photos of events or places in Culpeper; they will be scanned and displayed at the 250th anniversary celebrations Sept. 19-20. Information should include the names of people and buildings, if available, as well as the photo’s approximate date. Civic groups, organizations, and private community members are encouraged to donate, and all photos can be returned upon request. The idea originated when John Croft of Croft Communications was brainstorming with the Culpeper Ruritan Club. “I wanted the community to feel involved and new residents to understand Culpeper’s history and why there is a community feel where people help each other.” Croft said. Together with Kelly Rozwadowski of K Art and Design, Croft sought a community organization to spearhead the idea, and the Museum of Culpeper History rose to the occasion. “It’s a win-win because we can use their photos and they end up getting part of their archives digitized.” she said. “And we needed an organization that would serve as an umbrella for the project.” The final product will be a large display, with photos by the decade, presented during the anniversary weekend. Afterward, the displays will be given to the museum to become part of its archives. “Culpeper is changing so fast, and it’s exciting, especially for new people coming in, to see how it used to be,” said Rozwadowski, who moved to Culpeper in 2005. “It’s a cool way to record the history of Culpeper up to this point. But it’s a legacy project and can be added onto.” Croft and Rozwadowski hope to make the display a community project that Culpeper can cherish for generations to come. “People get excited to see people they recognize, and it’s fun to see what culminated,” Rozwadowski said. “A lot of the (250th anniversary) events are just to attend. This is something where the community can contribute.” Your photos are needed Drop off photographs of Culpeper (streets, events, buildings, etc.) at the Museum of Culpeper History, 803 S. Main St. or the Department of Tourism, 111 S. Commerce St. Digital photos can be e-mailed to kelly@k-artand design.com. Include as much information as possible, such as names, location and approximate date. Photos can be returned upon request. The deadline is Sept. 4. - For more: Visit culpeper250th.org for a list of events during the anniversary weekend Sept. 19-20. Croft Communications /We Keep You Connected/ 540-829-8552 Email