Plan review first
We mark every TV, speaker, keypad, camera, access point and shade on the drawings before the first cable is pulled.
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Pre-wire and low voltageWired right before the drywall goes up.
Everything that runs on low voltage, from TVs and speakers to keypads, cameras, Wi-Fi and shades, needs its cable in the wall before drywall. Adding it later means cutting and patching finished walls. ITS reviews the plans, runs and labels every cable, and works in an order that keeps low voltage off the critical path.
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What it includes
Designed around how you live.
Every system is planned on your drawings, priced room by room, and supported by the same ITS team after you move in.
A standard for every TV
Every TV location gets three Cat6 cables and one RG6 coax, so it is ready for whatever is mounted there.
Labeled and documented
Every cable is labeled, so trim-out is faster and service is easier later.
Commercial and high-rise
Structured cabling, cameras, access control and BDA/DAS for commercial buildings, high-rise residences and sales centers.
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How we work
Four clear steps.
This is the order we work in so low voltage never holds up drywall.
STEP 01
Plan review
We review the drawings and place every device on the plans.
STEP 02
Pre-wire
Every cable is run and labeled after framing, before insulation and drywall.
STEP 03
Rough inspection
Where the permit requires it, the wiring is inspected while the walls are still open.
STEP 04
Trim-out and programming
Devices go in after paint, then the systems are programmed and tested.
Questions
Common questions.
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When should low voltage start on a new build?
During plan review, before framing is finished. The pre-wire goes in after framing and before insulation and drywall.
What should be wired before drywall?
TV locations, speakers, keypads, cameras, Wi-Fi access points, shade wiring and the cable back to the equipment location. Adding them later means cutting finished walls.
What is a rough inspection?
Where the permit requires it, the inspector checks the low voltage wiring while the walls are open, before insulation and drywall.
Does ITS work with general contractors and project managers?
Yes. We work from the GC schedule and plan our work so low voltage does not hold up drywall.
Next step
Let's plan it before the walls close.
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