What 500 Years of Trade Specialization Can Teach You About Choosing a Low-Voltage Contractor
Low Voltage · Multifamily · Hospitality · Owner Economics By Keith Vermillion, EVP — Multifamily Division, KOR Systems In 1776, Adam Smith walked through a pin factory and counted something nobody had bothered to count before. Ten workers, each trained on a single narrow step of the process, drawing wire, straightening it, cutting it, sharpening […]
How to Phase Low-Voltage on a Garden-Style Multifamily Project
Services Multifamily About Blog Free Consultation MULTIFAMILY · LOW-VOLTAGE · EXECUTION & QA Six Operational Gates That Prevent Change Orders Published: July 27, 2026 By Josh Freeman, Executive Director of Project Delivery & Operations A 300-unit garden-style community. Fifteen buildings, mostly two- and three-story wood-frame construction, spread across seventeen acres. The site plan looks straightforward. […]
The Low-Voltage Decisions That Keep Multifamily Wi-Fi and Smart Home Projects On Schedule
What keeps multifamily managed Wi-Fi and smart home rollouts on schedule and on budget, across new construction and occupied-property overbuilds.
A Cable Is Not Certified Until a Machine Says So. Here Is What That Means for Your Project.
Services Multifamily About Blog Free Consultation Commissioning · Certification By Jeff Kiser, Founder — KOR Systems On a construction project, the word ‘done’ is used a lot. The electrical is done. The HVAC is done. The cabling is done. But done means different things for different scopes, and for structured cabling, done has a specific […]
The Part of Your Network That Will Outlast Everything Else
Structured cabling outlives every switch, access point, and ISP contract. Why the physical plant deserves its own trade, standards, and place in MDU procurement.
Who Owns the Cable in Your Apartment Building Determines Who Controls the Revenue
Services Multifamily About Blog Free Consultation Low Voltage · Multifamily Technology By Jeff Kiser, Founder — KOR Systems Multifamily structured cabling is one of the few decisions in a development that quietly determines who controls the building’s revenue for the next 25 years. Here is a question worth asking before your next multifamily project breaks […]
What Gets Designed Into a Hotel’s Network Can’t Be Undone After Drywall
Services Multifamily About Blog Free Consultation Low Voltage · Hospitality Technology By Jeff Kiser, Founder — KOR Systems Hotel network design is one of those things that looks finished long before anyone tests whether it actually works. The hotel general manager noticed the Wi-Fi complaints on day three of opening. The front desk blamed the […]