AV design and integration

Design and integration, documented at every step

DCMM designs and integrates AV, network, and security systems, and documents the whole project: drawings before the build, as-builts after, and a punch list we sign with you before we invoice.

That paper trail is usually what’s missing. The last vendor left three racks of gear and no drawings. Nobody can say which patch panel port feeds the boardroom, and the one person who might have known left the company back in March. New proposals keep arriving anyway, each promising a fix and handing you the same undocumented mess in a nicer box, priced higher this time.

From site walk to signed punch list

We start on-site, not in a template. A walkthrough with your team maps every closet and every drop, and we note which devices have to talk to each other before we design anything. That becomes a drawing set: rack elevations, cable schedules, and a system architecture your IT department can follow without calling us first. We build against that drawing. When the work is done, you get as-built documentation showing what’s really behind the wall, plus a punch list we sign off with you before we invoice, not after.

The walkthrough and the paper it produces

• Site walk with your facilities team before any drawing gets started
• Requirements checked against what the building can support
• Rack elevations and cable schedules delivered before a single box ships

Design that gets tested before it gets built

• System architecture matched to your operation and reviewed with your team
• Prototyping and bench testing before full-scale rollout
• Technical specifications your team can reference two years from now

Build and integration, one team start to finish

• Project management coordinating every contractor and vendor on site
• Integration with your existing infrastructure, tested before anything goes live
• Quality assurance checks completed before the punch list gets written

Training and support after the crew leaves

• User training so your staff can run what we built
• Documentation and reference guides handed over at close-out
• A signed punch list closing out the project, item by item