Services
Fusion splicing, OTDR testing, emergency restoration, closures, and FTTx programs, splice-only scopes or the splice leg of a full OSP build, with per-fiber records either way.
Splice and test records support acceptance of the completed route.
Splicing is the acceptance gate of a fiber build: the OTDR trace either passes or the route goes back to the field. HexTel runs splicing with the same closeout discipline as the rest of its self-performing fiber operation, splice-loss records per fiber, bidirectional OTDR per pair, and closure documentation produced during the work, not reconstructed afterward.
Crews take splice-only scopes, repair, cutover, test-and-certify, as readily as the splice leg of a full construction program. Either way the deliverable is the same: a route the carrier can accept on the evidence.
Splicing is one leg of the full fiber stack, see the complete fiber services page for boring, jetting, and aerial, or jump straight to the splicing capability on the fiber page.
Fusion splicing for buried, aerial, and inside-plant terminations: ribbon and single-fiber, high-count backbone through drop splices, run from equipped mobile splice trailers.
Testing and certification packaged the way carrier acceptance wants it: bidirectional OTDR traces, IL/RL reports per cable pair, archived to standard and delivered with the closeout.
Cut-response splicing that prioritizes service restoration first, permanent repair second. Crews mobilize with closures, slack management, and test gear on the truck.
Closures, splice cases, and patch-panel terminations built to spec: tray management, slack storage, and grounding done so the next technician who opens the case can read the build.
Distribution and drop splicing for FTTx builds: fiber distribution hubs, terminals, MDU risers, and customer drops, spliced and tested at production pace without losing per-fiber records.
Splice crews operate across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota, backbone and distribution splicing, FTTx programs, emergency repair, and the splice leg of active OSP construction.
Specific program metrics, splice counts, and loss statistics are available under NDA in your scoping call.
We dispatch the nearest available splice crew to emergency cuts, with timing confirmed on the first call. Out-of-state emergencies are routed through partner crews under our QA standards.
Bidirectional OTDR traces per fiber, insertion-loss and return-loss reports per cable pair, splice-loss records, and closure documentation tied to the route as-builts. Formats follow the carrier's or owner's acceptance standard, settled in scoping.
Both. Splice-only scopes, closures, cutovers, test-and-certify, repair, are a normal part of the work alongside full OSP programs where our crews also bore, jet, and place the cable.
Yes. Mass-fusion ribbon splicing for high-count backbone cables and single-fiber work run from the same mobile splice trailers, with per-fiber records regardless of count.
Yes, distribution hubs, terminals, drops, and MDU risers at production pace. Cutovers are sequenced with the operator so live subscribers stay up during the work.
On full programs, OTDR baselines are captured when jetting or pulling completes, then splice crews close the route and certify it, one program manager, no handoff gap. See the full fiber services page for the complete OSP stack.
A 30-minute scoping call covers your routes, closure standards, test requirements, and timing. Splice-only or full program, bring the problem and we'll come prepared with the right questions.
