Builders & Commercial Projects
For general contractors, builders, and property managers in the Houston area, Surveil Technologies handles network cabling, racks, cameras, and wireless installation on commercial projects, and keeps you informed about what is being done and when.
Who this is for
You need a technology subcontractor who shows up when scheduled, coordinates with the other trades, communicates with your superintendent, and does not leave loose ends at closeout. We plan our work around your schedule and keep you updated on progress.
For builders, we can also discuss cabling on residential projects under a builder contract.
Between tenants, suites often need cabling updated, cameras adjusted, or a network closet cleaned up. We can help prepare spaces for new tenants and keep shared infrastructure organized so the next change is easier.
Project types
Network cabling, rack locations, camera and access point locations planned early, with rough-in timed before walls and ceilings close.
Cabling and technology for suites being prepared for a new tenant, coordinated with the rest of the build-out.
Point-of-sale and back-office connections, cameras at entrances and registers, and wireless for storefronts and multi-tenant centers.
Drops for workstations, conference rooms, printers, and access points, terminated into an organized rack or network closet.
Coordination
Technology work touches framing, ceilings, electrical, and finishes. We coordinate so that cabling and devices go in at the right time.
We look at the drawings, device locations, and scope documents you have and ask questions early.
We see conditions in person and confirm routing, rack location, and anything that affects the schedule.
Cable is pulled at the right stage of construction, with coordination through your superintendent or project manager.
Devices, jacks, patch panels, cameras, and access points are installed after finishes are in place.
Every run is labeled and tested before handoff.
We walk the owner or tenant through what was installed and how it is organized.
Getting started
You do not need everything below to start a conversation, but the more we know about the project, the more accurate the proposal will be.
Send us the project details and we will follow up to discuss what you need and when.