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    Solution

    Low-voltage coordination for commercial tenant build-outs.

    Tenant improvement projects move fast, and low-voltage work has a narrow window between rough framing and closed ceilings. We slot cabling, rack, and camera rough-in into your construction schedule and work directly with your general contractor and electrician so nothing gets missed.

    Who this is for

    General contractors

    Need a reliable low-voltage sub who shows up on schedule and coordinates around trades.

    Architects & designers

    Specifying data, Wi-Fi, and camera locations as part of the tenant improvement drawings.

    Business owners overseeing a build-out

    Want one point of contact for everything network-related during construction.

    What we handle

    Rough-in cabling coordinated with electrical and framing
    Cat6/6A data drops per floor plan
    Network rack, cabinet, and patch panel installation
    Access point and camera cable rough-in
    Cable testing, certification, and labeling
    As-built documentation for the owner and property manager
    Coordination with GC scheduling and inspections
    Final equipment install and cutover before occupancy

    How it works

    1

    Drawing review

    We review construction drawings and mark up data, Wi-Fi, and camera locations.

    2

    Schedule coordination

    We align our rough-in window with framing, electrical, and drywall milestones.

    3

    Rough-in cabling

    Cable is run and stubbed while walls and ceilings are open.

    4

    Trim & terminate

    Jacks, patch panels, and rack equipment are terminated once finishes are in.

    5

    Test & document

    Every run is tested and labeled, with as-built documentation delivered to the owner.

    What to plan before move-in

    • Loop us in during the drawing phase, not after permits are pulled.
    • Identify the telecom/IT room location as early as possible.
    • Confirm conduit sleeves between floors or across firewalls in advance.
    • Coordinate camera and AP locations with the electrician's ceiling layout.
    • Ask your GC for a rough-in window that isn't the last week before punch list.
    • Plan for a dedicated circuit and cooling consideration in the rack location.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Bring us in early on your next build-out.

    Send us the drawings and timeline and we'll put together a rough-in and cutover plan that fits your construction schedule.