Other Trades
Coordinated supporting trades for low-voltage and electrical projects — managed and self-performed where licensed, subcontracted where required, so you keep one accountable vendor across the job.
Some commercial installs need work that sits just outside core low-voltage: minor concrete cutting and patching, masonry penetrations, carpentry and backing, ceiling-grid and tile work, painting, and trade coordination with the GC or property management. We self-perform what we're licensed to and manage trusted, vetted partners for the rest — all under one project manager and one schedule. That means the firm-stop penetration, the ceiling reset, and the camera install all line up instead of waiting on separate vendors. You get a single point of accountability, consistent documentation across each trade, and a clean handover whether the project is one suite or a multi-site program.
What's included
- Project coordination across supporting trades and the GC
- Concrete cutting, core drilling, and patch for cable pathways
- Carpentry, backing, and ceiling-grid/tile reset
- Masonry penetrations and exterior pathway work
- Painting and surface restoration after install
- Trade scheduling, vetting, and quality oversight
Deliverables
- Coordinated project schedule with trade responsibilities
- As-built notes and photos for each supporting-trade scope
- Closeout package with sign-off across all trades
Frequently asked
Do you self-perform these trades or subcontract them?
We self-perform what falls within our licensing and crews, and we manage vetted partners for specialty or licensed work like structural or large-scale concrete. Either way it runs under one project manager and one schedule, so you keep a single point of accountability.
Why route supporting trades through you instead of hiring them directly?
Because they're sequenced around the low-voltage and electrical work we're already doing. Coordinating the penetration, the ceiling reset, and the install under one schedule avoids the delays and finger-pointing of managing separate vendors yourself.
Can you coordinate with our GC or landlord on a build-out?
Yes. We work to the GC's schedule and the property's requirements, handle access and protection of finishes, and document each trade's scope so the closeout package is consistent and complete across the project.