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— Low-Voltage Systems

Every discipline. One field-verified scope.

Camera surveillance, access control, fire detection, and data infrastructure — each designed to the building first, installed to code, and closed with a signed test report.

Close-up portrait of a structured cabling patch panel inside a server room cabinet, individual cable terminations labeled with handwritten tags, lit by the ambient glow of rack-mounted equipment, real installation environment
Close-up portrait of a structured cabling patch panel inside a server room cabinet, individual cable terminations labeled with handwritten tags, lit by the ambient glow of rack-mounted equipment, real installation environment
/ What We Install

Four disciplines. One installation standard.

Camera Surveillance

IP & Analog CCTV Systems

Site-surveyed camera placement, conduit routing, NVR/DVR sizing, and storage retention calculations — designed to coverage spec before installation begins.

Applicable: NFPA 72 low-voltage provisions, local AHJ conduit codes, NEC Article 725.

Access Control

Card, Credential & Biometric Entry

Door hardware schedules, controller panel locations, power supply load calculations, and credential hierarchy — specified to building occupancy and egress requirements.

Applicable: IBC egress provisions, NFPA 101, NEC Article 725, local AHJ.

Fire Detection

Detection, Notification & Suppression Tie-In

Addressable and conventional panel design, device spacing per NFPA 72, notification appliance circuit calculations, and AHJ submittal packages prepared before rough-in.

Applicable: NFPA 72, IFC, local fire marshal approval process.

Data Infrastructure

Structured Cabling & Network Distribution

Horizontal and backbone cabling design, MDF/IDF layout, patch panel schedules, and end-to-end certification testing — documented per TIA-568 before cutover.

Applicable: TIA-568, TIA-569, NEC Article 800, local building codes.

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▸ Compliance Standard

Every project closes with as-built drawings, signed test reports, and a commissioning record. These are not add-ons — they are the minimum standard of a properly completed installation.

No shortcuts on code. Every close is documented.

If the building changes mid-project, the drawings change with it. The record you receive reflects the building as it was actually wired.