Structured cabling, cameras, access control, networks and the documentation that comes with them. Scopes are written before the work starts, and the parts that belong to another trade are named rather than absorbed.
Cat5e and Cat6 runs, terminations, patch panels and rack dressing, labelled end to end. The anchor of the commercial work (Master LV-C-01).
Certification testing with a report you keep: port map, labelling scheme and results per run (LV-C-13).
Rack layout, mounting, cable management, power strips and the tidy-up that makes the next visit cheap (LV-C-01).
Camera, NVR or DVR, siting and configuration as a standalone system. Not connected to an intrusion or fire panel (LV-C-04).
Readers, controllers and locks on ordinary doors, at 12 or 24 volts (LV-C-05).
Internal fibre: fusion splicing, OLT and ONU, splitters and trays inside the building or campus (LV-C-03).
IP phones, SIP trunks and PBX configuration (LV-C-08).
Meeting-room displays, video walls and signage: mounting, connection and configuration (LV-C-10, GS-14).
Device deployment, swap-outs and staged rollouts across sites (GS-15).
Commercial intercom, video entry and remote reception (LV-C-07).
Demarc extensions and smart jacks (LV-C-15).
Diagnosis, callouts and maintenance of systems already in place (LV-C-12).
These are the boundaries we work to today, not a permanent list. Where a job needs one of them, we say so at the quote and tell you which trade carries that part.
Yes, on commercial work, under a licensed prime, within that prime’s classification and group and with supervision where the statute requires it. We will not take a residential job on that basis, and being 1099 is not a licence.
Yes, and it is part of the price rather than an extra. Port maps, labelling schemes and test results for the runs we install.
The site, what the space has to do, and who else is on the job. If there is an existing system, photos of the rack and the demarc save a visit.
Either way. We work with client-supplied hardware and we can specify and source it. Say which you prefer.