Builders and general contractors
One electrical subcontractor who also holds the low voltage, on one schedule, working from one marked up drawing set.
Home/For the trade
One contractor, both packages.
CITE Electric holds an unlimited electrical license. CITE Solutions holds the systems that run on it. A trade partner deals with one firm for the wire and the low voltage, on one schedule, against one set of drawings.
What you are asking for
I need one subcontractor for the electrical and the low voltage, working from one set of drawings.
On most jobs the electrical package and the systems package are let separately, so the lighting plan, the panel schedule and the keypad positions are drawn by parties who never meet. The discoveries land at trim-out, and they land on your schedule. Both companies are under the same ownership, so the load calculation, the panel schedule and the device plan are drawn together and one team is answerable when something does not match.
Who this is for
Electrical and low voltage together.Keypad and shade detail on your set.Finishes agreed before rough-in.
Architects
Flush keypads and recessed devices, with keypad and shade detailing drawn on your set early enough to be built rather than retrofitted.
Interior designers
Finishes, engraving and placement agreed before rough-in, so nothing lands on a wall you had planned for something else.
How a trade job runs, drawing to handover.
Drawing review
You send the architectural set. We mark up the lighting plan, the load plan and the device positions and send it back.
Coordination
Positions agreed with you, the architect and the other trades before anything is ordered.
Rough-in
Boxes, brackets, wiring cans and home runs set to the marked up plan before the walls close.
Commissioning
Levels, scenes and schedules set in the finished room, with the furniture in.
Handover
As-built drawings, panel schedules and device schedules handed over with the building.