Services
What we remove
Every project has different requirements. We work with contractors, property teams, and building owners to define the removal scope and provide a practical approach to clearing outdated infrastructure.
Why Abandoned Cable Removal Matters
A Cleaner Infrastructure Starts with Proper Removal
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Abandoned low-voltage cabling can create clutter above ceilings, complicate renovation work, and make it harder to distinguish active systems from unused infrastructure. Properly assessing and removing eligible abandoned cable can help keep commercial spaces organized and support future maintenance.
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Code Awareness in Minnesota
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Minnesota adopted the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC), effective August 17, 2026.
Applicable NEC provisions address abandoned communications cabling, including removal of accessible portions unless the cabling is properly identified for future use.​​
Important note: Applicable requirements may vary by project conditions, code provisions, and local jurisdiction. This information is for general educational purposes and is not a guarantee of compliance or a substitute for direction from the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
Our Removal Process
Simple, organized and built around your schedule.
01
Review the Project
We discuss the property, existing infrastructure, project goals, access requirements, and anticipated schedule.
02
Define the Removal Scope
We identify the designated cables, devices, racks, and other items included in the work.
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03
Coordinate & Remove
We coordinate with the relevant project team and carry out the agreed removal work while accounting for active systems and site requirements.
04
Clear the Designated Area
We manage removed materials for recycling or disposal as applicable and review the completed scope with the customer.
Our Scope Is Specialized
Low-Voltage Removal — Not General Demolition
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Clear Path Demo Group specializes in low-voltage cabling, communications infrastructure, and associated equipment removal. We do not remove walls, perform structural demolition, or provide general building demolition services.
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​Our work is coordinated with other trades when a project requires multiple demolition or construction services.