>OUR PROCESS

We will help guide you through the process of choosing an electronic systems to fit your home, budget and lifestyle. A commitment to on-going training ensures that our consultants and installation personnel have the skill and knowledge to properly advise you, and to help you make the most of your investment. We have on staff a Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) Certified Systems Designer and Numerous CEDIA Certified Installers. Our entire installation staff is required to be CEDIA Certified.

 
 
 


When you are looking at hiring a low voltage firm, be sure to ask what process that company uses to complete projects and see it in place and working.

Discovery
Our initial consultation with you will define your wants, needs and objectives. Bring a copy of your floor plans in either hard copy or electronic file, preferably to leave with us, so that we can better lay out the different systems. If we are dealing with an existing structure, an on-site walk through is in order. From this meeting, our team will draft a scope of work factoring in your budget and system requirements.

Design & Proposal
After the scope of work has been defined we progress to a contracted design phase. Here we will design your system and generate a custom proposal that will detail the products, pricing and labor.

Engineering and Project Management
After agreeing to the design and proposal, we will engineer your system. All the equipment connections are mapped out and rack diagrams are produced in order for our technicians to successfully assemble all the equipment. We will provide you with a hard copy record of your system.
We use a web based project management system – project information is entered, time lines established and the system generates an extensive task list with completion dates – essentially our system takes over and ensures nothing gets missed.

Equipment Procurement
Since our systems are custom, we order equipment for each project individually. This phase can sometimes take up to 45 days depending on manufacturer lead times, so be patient - it's worth it.

Rough-in Wiring
This phase is done after the electrical wiring is finished. All the necessary wiring for speakers, keypads, touch-screens, phone, data, television, and more are installed. All of this is based on the custom plan developed in the earlier steps.

Assembly, Testing, Burn In & Programming
After your equipment arrives in our facility, we will "rack the gear", which includes assembly into equipment racks and installation of interconnects. Your system will also be programmed, tested and burned in to ensure it is operational before it is installed. This is a critical step in the process that takes time - all in our facility, not yours!

Trim
After your building has been dry-walled and painted, we install all the trim plates, speakers, in-wall touch panels, distribution panels; finishing up all the things that go in the walls.

Final Installation
During the final installation phase, we will bring your racked equipment, table top touchpanels, free standing speakers, televisions, acoustic treatments etc. Final testing will be done which includes the integrated systems like HVAC, pumps, sprinklers, and motorized shades.

Our Guarantee & Continuing Service
Beyond Audio offers the best customer protection and warrantee package in the business,
Including:
-$2 million general liability insurance
-Government of B.C $10,000 Bond as a Licensed Electrical Contractor
-Protection from injury lawsuits provided by the Workers Compensation Board.
-A lifetime, unconditional guarantee on all wiring supplied and installed by Beyond Audio inc.

On-going training ensures we are up to date in all areas of our business and can deliver the best possible solutions for our customers.



 


 
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