Division 27 run by the same licensed contractor that runs your power. Our owner ran an IT services business before earning an unlimited electrical license — the data side is not an afterthought here.
Ask an electrical subcontractor to price Division 27 and, more often than not, the number comes back from somebody else. The low-voltage gets brokered to a second vendor with a second schedule, a second foreman and a second set of excuses when the rough-in misses.
We came up the other way round. Before Savant Solutions held an unlimited electrical license, its owner ran an IT services business — structured cabling, fiber and network infrastructure were the original trade, and the electrical license came after. That is why the data scope here is self-performed rather than subcontracted.
For a general contractor the practical effect is simple: one subcontract covers both divisions, the data rough-in lands on the same schedule as the branch circuits, and there is no coordination meeting between two subs who each think the other owns the sleeve.
Cat6 and Cat6A copper, station cabling, patch panels, racks and telecom room build-out, tested to standard.
Multimode and singlemode installation, termination and certification testing, indoor and outside plant.
Multi-building campus backhaul links where trenching fiber is impractical or uneconomic.
Copper tested to the applicable category standard and fiber certified on completion, with results supplied in your closeout documents.
Commercial voice systems installed and cut over on the cabling infrastructure they run on.
Data room and MDF/IDF rack build-outs — racks, ladder, patch fields, grounding and dressing.
Pathways installed and wiring pulled for camera and security systems. We are not a licensed alarm contractor — system installation, device connection and programming are by others.
The circuits, UPS feeds and grounding your equipment needs, on the same contract.
Carrier-grade fiber optic pulls and infrastructure projects, including Google Fiber in Raleigh and Spectrum contract installs, along with multi-building point-to-point wireless network bridges.
Yes. Fiber is tested and certified on completion, and copper runs are tested to the applicable category standard. Test results go to you with the closeout documents.
That is the point of hiring us. We self-perform Division 26 and Division 27, so your data rough-in is sequenced by the same foreman running the branch circuits — one contract, one schedule, one number to call.
Multimode and singlemode, indoor and outside plant, including carrier-grade pulls. We have executed contract fiber work for Google Fiber in Raleigh and for Spectrum, along with multi-building point-to-point wireless bridges.
We can install the pathways and pull the wiring. We are not a licensed alarm contractor in North Carolina, so the system itself — device installation, connection, programming and commissioning — has to be carried by a licensed alarm contractor. On a bid that means we can carry the rough-in and leave the system scope clean for whoever holds that license.
Yes. Commercial VoIP and PBX phone systems are part of the same low-voltage scope, installed on the cabling infrastructure we run.
Send drawings and we will price Division 26 and Division 27 together.