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before you ask.

Yes. After PHASE 1, the executive design and on-site supervision, PHASE 2 covers equipment and installation in full, so you never have to handle anything outside the building work and receive exactly what was agreed.

The infrastructure goes in before the plasterboard closes. Equipment can wait for the final stretch of the build: it helps your cash flow and avoids buying technology that ages in the box or goes missing.

Only the infrastructure. It is the one part that cannot be postponed, because it depends on open walls. Everything else is decided once the design is ready.

It depends on the stage. While masonry and electrics are still accessible, yes. Once the plasterboard is closed the options get more expensive and more limited.

Both. In a renovation the route usually combines wireless automation with whatever the existing infrastructure allows.

No. The specification is made for the project, not for a supplier. You receive as-built drawings and documentation — the property is not dependent on us.

The essential scenes keep working locally. The network is sized within the design, not improvised afterwards.

It depends on the size of the property and the scope. The design is what turns the question into a number: without it, any figure is a guess.

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