If feasible, fiber is the preferred delivery method – especially when planning for the future. If it’s already available in your area, we recommend running it to every unit. If you’re not quite ready for that, at least consider installing pathways now. That way, when the time comes, you’ll be able to easily add fiber without retrenching or tearing open walls.

Technology amenities may be a small part of your business, but they loom large in potential residents’ lives. From high-tech clubhouses and fitness centers … to wireless Internet and whole-home audio – residents expect total access to the digital lifestyle.

InfiniSys can deliver quarterly reports or provide executive briefings to make sure your team knows how to incorporate the latest technology trends to recruit new residents.

Whether you want a single technology feature or a comprehensive plan, our award-winning team of designers can design an effective, sustainable, durable system.

InfiniSys can help you centralize the low-voltage bid process. We’ll create a cross-section of bids and an “apples to apples” comparison using your preferred installers as well as our recommended national partners. By streamlining the process and relying on our bid review knowledge, you’ll receive a quality installation at a fair cost.

From coordinating the underground activity with service providers to managing communication among installers, general contracts and owners – InfiniSys helps the project run as smoothly as possible. In addition, we offer on-site audits to ensure that the design has been installed correctly.

Working with a property owner’s legal counsel, InfiniSys helps negotiate with service providers to minimize infrastructure installation costs while maximizing recurring revenue opportunities. In addition, we’ll help you draft a contract that aligns with the technical scope of work and project design.

Due diligence is critical to any successful acquisition. InfiniSys can appraise a building’s network and other systems prior to closing. Our inspectors are specially trained to assess the condition of the technology infrastructure and to determine what additional expenses will be incurred to bring it up to par. When making an investment in a multifamily property, don’t rely on an untrained inspector to assess the technology situation. Trust the industry leaders instead.