PBR Cowboy Bar & Smokehouse Low Voltage Wiring Project
Demolition and start of low voltage cable pathways.
Demarcation point for ISP to enter building.
Mechanical bull and 12″ subwoofers and speakers
Finished horseshoe bar area, main dance floor with video wall, and VIP area with 12″ speakers and subwoofers.
DraftKings Sports & Social Structured Wiring Project
Beginning demolition and rough-in
Installation of for multi-screen video wall with speakers mounted above
Rough-in for video wall and 12-inch speakers and subwoofers
Main bar in front of dining area with TV video wall
A/V rack rough-in
A/V rack finished
Patio with TVs mounted
Patio rough-in with TV brackets
Video of main area with lights and fog machines
Main bar with video wall
Side bar with main dining area with 12″ speakers and 15″ subwoofers
Intelliguard
Pre-construction layout and prints
Framing and rough-in for offices
Framing and rough-in for offices
Network rack with existing cabling
98-inch TV open lab
Network rack rough-in with new wiring
Breakroom with 65-inch TV
Network server starting patching
Conference room with 85-inch TV
TCP Asset Management
Front of building for new project
Back of building for new project
Server with existing wiring
Server with existing wiring
Re-patch existing wiring and installing new wiring
Existing cabling patched to new switch
Patching from 1st floor and 2nd floor
Finished bar and lounge area with 2 Ubiquiti G5 Pro cameras with enhancers and Ubiquiti U7 Pro Access Point
Finished bar and lounge area
Lobby security camera
Patio security camera
Outdoor patio security camera, Ubiqitui G5 Pro with enhancer
Parking area security camera with Ubiquiti AI Pro license plate recognition
Entry stairs with Ubiqiti G5 Pro with enhancer security cameras
Parking area security camera with Ubiquiti AI Pro license plate recognition
Other Work
Toning out low voltage cabling will allow you to know if you can reuse existing cabling or if it needs replaced.
Fiber termination cable prep work.
Properly dressed cabling will leave your telecommunication racks well organized for troubleshooting.
Another organized cabling job.
MDF prep work to properly land cabling in place.
Cable certification and testing ensures the customer has the working product they ordered.
Rack clean up can help with troubleshooting when cables are well organized.
IDF 110 block cable extension clean up to ensure the best quality possible.
When space is an issue, a wall rebox is a great option.
A well organized cabinet can cut down on troubleshooting and equipment failure.
Zoom Room Video Conference package installation.
