Pre-Wire
Definition
Pre-wire refers to the cabling work performed during the rough-in phase of a construction or renovation project — after above-ceiling MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) rough-in is complete, but before drywall is installed. During pre-wire, all low voltage cables are pulled from device locations (outlets, camera locations, WAP locations, speaker locations, door reader locations) to the telecom room or equipment location, with each cable end accessible and labeled for later termination. Pre-wire is the most efficient way to install structured cabling, security camera, sound masking, and access control infrastructure — because all cable routing is performed in open-stud or open-ceiling conditions without cutting through finished walls or patching surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Pre-Wire Matters
How Commercial Cabling Company Uses It
Commercial Cabling Company performs pre-wire for all types of low voltage systems on commercial construction and tenant improvement projects throughout Arizona and Nevada — coordinating with the general contractor and other trades to complete all rough-in cable pulls at the appropriate phase of the construction schedule.
