How DomesAV Coordinates With Framing Crews From Day One
A custom build moves on a rhythm few outsiders ever notice. Framing gives way to rough-in. Rough-in gives way to inspection. Inspection clears the path to drywall. Every trade on the jobsite either protects that rhythm or quietly breaks it, and low-voltage work has a way of doing the breaking when it arrives without a plan.
For a builder managing six-figure timelines and a general contractor's reputation, the difference between a low-voltage subcontractor and a low-voltage partner shows up long before the first cable is pulled. It shows up in the paperwork, the coordination calls, and the conduit paths drawn before the walls exist. Here's what that partnership looks like on a real jobsite, from the first framing walk to final inspection.
