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Certified Fiber Splicers & FTTH Contractors Are Here for You

Contractor terminating an underground vault

Fiber Splicing Company Ready for Your Projects

FiberNexxt Communications, based in Marietta, Georgia, near Atlanta, is one of the area's experienced fiber splicing companies. Our qualified experts are ready for you. We specialize in projects too small for large contractors and provide post-project support. Click the button below to get started.

Certified fiber contractor working on a  cable vault

Call today for solutions that best fit your needs. Speak to our lead contractor by email or call (404) 680-9132.

Splicing and FTTH Services We Offer

Our clients have included broadband companies, internet service providers, electric co-ops, telecom companies, and electric utility construction services. We provide fiber splicing and FTTH services for projects, including:

  • Conduct insertion loss, power, and OTDR tests.

  • Perform FTTH tasks, including splitter installs, mid-entries, and low-level light reporting on enclosures, pedestals, and cabinets.

  • Repair and splice SM/MM cables in FDH, NID, and point of contact access locations for FTTH installations.​

  • Single splice or ribbon splice 12ct to 432ct+ fiber cables in pedestals, enclosures, vaults, and cabinets.

  • Handles short- and long-term projects, 3-12 months in duration, that are too small for larger contractors.

Our 1-Week Programs Teach Key Skills to New Fiber Techs

Want to ensure your new techs have the essential fiber-optic skills on their first day in the field? The Fiber Optic Association (FOA) and the Electronics Technicians Association® International (ETA) are our certification organizations. Certified company trainers can help evaluate, guide, and provide field supervision for your new hires through a 1-week FOA or ETA program, or a non-certification SkillBuilder course (job-readiness training). Our programs can boost your team's productivity and strengthen its confidence. We customize training to fit your needs. Programs cover: 

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  • Cable preparation. Trainees learn to open and prepare fiber cables for splicing and testing.

  • Fusion splicing. Students learn to operate fusion splicers and splice fiber in class.

  • Connector identification and termination. Trainees learn to identify connector types and properly terminate them.

  • Basic power testing. Students gain experience using a light source, power meter, and visual fault locator (VFL). FOI trainees complete additional training to operate an OTDR.

  • Field supervision. Our trainers work with your techs in the field to ensure proper execution of methods learned in class.​​​​​

Call today for solutions that best fit your needs. Speak to our lead trainer by email or call (404) 680-9132.

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