For a developer, ELV isn't one system — it's a package that has to be specified early, priced accurately, installed on the construction schedule, and handed over working. We speak that language.
Conduits and risers decided after structural work means hacking, delays and compromises that live in the building forever.
Systems that technically exist but don't commission cleanly — and the defect liability period becomes a support nightmare.
The barrier gate contractor, the intercom contractor and the fiber contractor each assuming someone else runs the cable.
Today's purchasers ask about intercom, app access and parking systems at the sales gallery — absent features cost sales.
Management corporations inheriting systems with no as-built drawings, no passwords, no training — and blaming the developer.
Second-phase systems that can't integrate with what was installed three years earlier.
A typical residential or mixed development package — specified during design, installed on the construction programme, commissioned and documented at handover. One ELV contractor across the package means the interfaces between systems are one party's responsibility: ours.
We work from your architectural drawings at design stage — conduit routes, riser space, guardhouse position, headend room — so ELV is built in, not bolted on. During construction, our installation follows the project programme and coordinates with M&E. At handover, the management corporation receives commissioned systems, as-built documentation, admin credentials and operator training. Defect liability is straightforward because the systems were commissioned properly, not rushed at CPC.
We'll mark up conduit, riser and equipment room requirements on your drawings before tender — free of drama later.
Installation sequenced to your construction schedule with the site coordination a main contractor expects.
As-builts, credentials, training and warranty documentation delivered to the JMB/MC — your defect period stays quiet.
Short version to forward: CIDB G5 developer ELV page. Named stacks: Fulton Park, Toorak Park.
Send us your project stage and drawings status — we'll advise what the ELV package should look like.
An industry outcome may combine several systems. Use these diagrams to understand each system boundary, then confirm the functions and quantities required for the actual site.
Coordinates selected ELV systems through one scope matrix, interface plan, test plan and handover responsibility.
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