Security and low-voltage scopes that don't blow up your schedule.
What this audience runs into.
On new construction and TI projects, the security scope usually shows up as one line in the schedule and a dozen coordination problems on the ground. Access Tech works with GCs and design teams on door schedules, hardware coordination, pathway planning, cabling, and closeout — so security doesn't become the last-minute trade that holds up handover.
The risks and operating realities we plan around.
- Coordination with electrical, framing, drywall, and other low-voltage trades
- Door schedules and hardware coordination
- Rough-in timing and trade sequencing
- Pathway, conduit, and back-box coordination
- Cabling installed before drywall, after, or both
- Submittals and product data
- Closeout documentation and as-builts
- Testing, training, and turnover
Where this audience usually starts.
Low-Voltage & Structured Cabling
Pathways, cabling, terminations, and documentation that make security and IT systems last.
Access Control Systems
Card, keypad, mobile, and other credential options where appropriate — designed and installed around the doors, users, and policies of your facility.
Door Electrification & Security Hardware
Electrified locks, strikes, panic hardware, and power transfer that turn mechanical doors into integrated, controllable openings.
Video Surveillance & CCTV
IP cameras, NVR and cloud video, coverage planning, and integration with access events — designed for the views that matter.
Intercom & Visitor Entry Systems
Audio and video intercoms, directory systems, and remote release — for lobbies, gates, and staff entrances.
Security System Integration
Access, video, alarms, intercoms, gates, and lockdown — connected so events, evidence, and responses move together.
Security Consulting & Site Assessments
Site walks, door surveys, camera coverage reviews, and phased recommendations grounded in field reality.
What projects look like in practice.
- New construction security and low-voltage scope
- TI build-out with full security package
- Door hardware and electrification coordination
- Pathway and back-box installation ahead of drywall
- Closeout documentation, testing, and training
- Coordination with district, agency, or owner standards
What we think about before any work is scoped.
- Trade sequencing and rough-in dates
- Door schedule lock-down and submittal timing
- Owner-furnished, contractor-installed coordination
- Pathway capacity and future-growth allowance
- Network and head-end location decisions
- Closeout deliverables and acceptance criteria
Common questions.
Yes. We bid and execute security and low-voltage scope on new construction and TI projects, coordinating with the GC and other trades on schedule, submittals, and closeout.
Yes. Submittal packages, product data, shop drawings, and as-builts are part of normal project deliverables.
Door electrification has to be coordinated with the hardware spec, the door supplier, and life-safety requirements — we participate in that coordination rather than waiting for it to happen.
We design and install to match district, agency, or owner standards where they exist — and flag conflicts early rather than discovering them at closeout.
As-built drawings, test results, training documentation, credential handover, and panel programming records — so the owner can actually run the system after we leave.
Talk through a contractors & new construction project.
Bring us your buildings, your existing systems, and what isn't working. We'll help map the next step.