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The cheapest time to secure a development is before the walls are plastered and the driveways paved. Retrofitting conduit, cabling and power later is slow, visible and expensive.
Qyvea works with developers at design stage as part of its estate security solutions.
| Built in during construction | Added after handover |
|---|---|
| Ducting under driveways before paving | Cutting and re-laying paving |
| Conduit inside walls | Surface trunking on finished walls |
| Power and network points where cameras go | Long cable runs and extra power supplies |
| Gatehouse sized for equipment | Equipment squeezed into a guard booth |
| Backbone planned for future phases | New trenches for every phase |
At completion, the developer hands a working, documented system to the HOA or management company: equipment schedule, as-built drawings, configuration, warranty records and training. That makes the handover smoother and protects the development's reputation.
Ideally at design stage, before services drawings are final, so conduit, ducting, power and network are built in.
Yes. The backbone is designed for the full site, and equipment is installed as each phase completes.
As-built drawings, equipment schedule, configuration, warranty records and a maintenance schedule, ready to hand to the residents' association.
Also see: Structured cabling · Construction industry · All estate security solutions
Bring us in at design stage and build the infrastructure in once.