Scope you can price
A Change Sheet and specification sections say what changes in the building, where and why.
For general contractors
Find coverage risk at bid time.
The emergency-radio test usually comes at the end of the job. When a building fails it, the usual fix is a DAS: antennas, cables and amplifiers run through finished ceilings on a closing schedule. We check the building early so the right scope gets priced.
What changes for you
Scope you can price. Fewer surprises at closeout.
Fewer closeout surprises
A building planned for the radio test is less likely to fail it at the end, when changes are slow and costly.
Your role stays the same
You price, buy and install the approved work. We supply the analysis, specifications and the design of any system still needed.
Already building?
Some choices may still be open.
Tell us what is complete. We identify what can still change and whether a system design should start now.
- Building address, or city and project location
- What is installed: glass, walls, roof, ceilings
- The target opening date
- Any test results you already have
Questions
Questions contractors ask
Does this add a subcontractor to the job?
No. We supply the analysis, specifications and the design of any system still needed. You price, buy and install the approved work with your usual trades.
Can you help after a failed radio test?
Yes. Tell us what is complete. We identify the choices still open and what the building still needs, including whether a system design should start now.
What do you need from us?
The address or project location, the project stage and what is already installed. No field readings are needed to start.
Check My Building
See what your building can do for reception.
Start with the address, project stage and what needs to work inside. There is no charge. In less than 72 hours you get your free DAS Necessity Score or a list of what we still need.
No field readings are needed to send a request. A reliable conclusion may require more information or testing.
