AV Systems for Commercial Construction Projects

Ideally at the design/pre-construction phase, before permit submittal. Early engagement allows us to coordinate AV conduit and rough-in requirements with your MEP engineer, preventing costly rework during framing or drywalling. Late engagement (during finish-out only) is possible but limits options and increases cost.

We provide complete pre-wire packages including: conduit routing diagrams, HDMI 2.1/Cat6A/fiber pull schedules, J-box locations and heights, rack room power and cooling requirements, and floor-by-floor wiring matrices — formatted for your subcontract scope and permit drawings.

Yes. We produce AV design drawings with equipment schedules and specification sheets suitable for permit submittals, owner-bid packages, and GC coordination. Our drawings are formatted to integrate with your architectural and MEP drawing sets.

Yes. We attend coordination meetings, provide AV rough-in requirements in Revit/CAD-compatible formats, and work directly with your electrical, mechanical, and data contractors to ensure AV infrastructure is incorporated at the right construction phase — not retrofitted afterward.

We build our AV scope around your construction schedule. We coordinate rough-in during framing, return for pull-through during mechanical phase, and schedule trim-out and commissioning during finish-out — with flexibility built in for schedule adjustments typical of commercial construction.

• Conference room AV (Zoom Rooms, Teams Rooms, Webex)
• Digital signage and wayfinding systems
• Background music and voice paging
• Video walls and command center displays
• Lobby and tenant experience AV
• Structured cabling and fiber backbone

• AV rack build and cable termination
• System programming and configuration
• Display and projector calibration
• User interface programming (Crestron/AMX/Extron)
• Staff training and user documentation
• As-built drawing delivery
• Limited lifetime warranty on workmanship

Yes. Our installers are familiar with OSHA, NEC, and local building codes in the Greater Houston area. We coordinate all low-voltage work with your building inspector’s requirements and provide documentation for final inspection.

Yes — we carry a $1,000,000 general liability policy and all required licensing for low-voltage work in Texas. We can provide certificates of insurance naming your entity as additionally insured, and our team carries OSHA-10 certification.

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, personal checks, business checks, cash, Venmo, CashApp, and Zelle. We also work with standard commercial payment schedules (deposit + progress draws + retention).