Scope before promises
We review the address, requested work, access requirements and available evidence before confirming timing or pricing.
AI coordinates the project from lead intake through closeout. We select a qualified local low-voltage contractor, control the estimate and payment, and keep site visits, chat, photos, location, work, and reports connected in one project record.
Required credentials reviewed for the job and jurisdiction
Technician availability confirmed before scheduling promises
Assumptions, exclusions and project requirements documented
Pricing, publishing and consequential actions stay controlled
Sign-off and required testing evidence stored with the job
Labeled photos or video reviewed when required by the scope
Low-Voltage Infrastructure
Engineered and installed by licensed low-voltage technicians and BICSI certified designers.
Fluke DSX Certified10Gbps copper drops, patch panels, and server closet wire dressing certified via Fluke DSX-8000.
OTDR CertifiedSingle-mode OS2 and multi-mode OM4 backbone runs, core-alignment splicing, and Tier-2 OTDR testing.
100% NDAA CompliantNDAA-compliant optical IP cameras, license plate recognition, and 30–120+ day NVR RAID retention.
NFPA Egress SafeCloud-managed mobile NFC and keycard credentials, magnetic locks, strikes, and fire egress release.
RF Heat MappedHigh-density Wi-Fi 6/7 access points, predictive RF heat mapping, and zero-dead-zone warehouse coverage.
On-Demand DispatchOn-demand field technicians for corporate IT teams and MSPs. Server rack & stack, cutovers, and emergency swaps.
Execution Standards
AI runs the software workflow from lead intake through closeout. Qualified local low-voltage contractors verify the site and perform field work; Wade controls pricing, terms, and release decisions.
Your location, plans, photos, timing, and requirements become one project record for review.
We choose from qualified local low-voltage contractors based on the scope, location, credentials, availability, and job history.
When required, the contractor checks in, uses project voice or chat, and submits labeled photos, measurements, notes, and site risks.
The platform prepares a draft from approved field evidence. The contractor reviews scope, quantities, assumptions, schedule, and their own cost.
Wade controls the client price, edits the scope and terms, approves the estimate, and decides when it is sent.
The client accepts, then provides the required deposit or an approved purchase order under agreed payment terms.
The contractor checks in for the job, communicates through the project, and uploads progress photos, notes, and exceptions.
Completion reports and required evidence are reviewed before final billing and contractor payout gates are released.
Engineering Standards
We serve as the trusted low-voltage physical infrastructure and on-site field tech extension for enterprise IT departments, general contractors, and MSPs.
| Engineering Criteria | ITECH2 Contractor Standards | Generic Cable Subcontractors |
|---|---|---|
| Cable Certification Testing | 100% Fluke DSX Tested with Printed PDF Reports | Basic continuity beep tests without attenuation data |
| Engineering Standards | BICSI RCDD / RTPM Design & TIA/EIA Compliance | Uncertified cable pullers without engineering oversight |
| Deliverables & Documentation | Full Port Mapping, CAD As-Builts & Photo Proofs | Handwritten label strips and no documentation |
| Smart Hands / Field Dispatch | Direct On-Demand Field Techs for Remote IT Teams | Project-only contractors; no emergency field support |
| Licensing & Compliance | Licensed Contractor · Public Works & Prevailing Wage | Uninsured subcontractors with liability exposure |
| Warranty Commitment | 1-Year System Labor Warranty + Lifetime Workmanship | 30-day limited warranty or unbacked guarantees |
How trust is earned
We do not publish anonymous testimonials, invented review counts or unverified badges. Real customer feedback will appear only with a traceable source and permission.
We review the address, requested work, access requirements and available evidence before confirming timing or pricing.
Where the project requires it, technicians submit labeled photos, video and checklist evidence for review.
Approved scopes can include test results, sign-off records, warranty information and invoice history in one project record.
Tell us about your facility or upcoming project. We will review coverage, scope, timing, and what is needed to prepare an estimate.