Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) and Single Dwelling Unit (SDU) buildouts refer to the process of installing or upgrading telecommunications infrastructure within residential properties. This encompasses the deployment of cabling, equipment, and related hardware necessary to deliver services such as internet, television, and phone to individual units within apartment buildings, condominiums, and single-family homes. An example includes running fiber optic lines throughout an apartment complex to provide residents with high-speed internet access.
These network deployments are vital for modern connectivity, enabling residents to access essential services and participate in the digital economy. They enhance property value by offering tenants and homeowners desirable amenities. Historically, these projects were often characterized by copper wiring and slower data speeds; however, current buildouts increasingly rely on advanced technologies like fiber optics to meet growing bandwidth demands.
