Michigan Security Systems integrates Division 27 and Division 28 scope — security cameras, access control, structured cabling, and audio/video — on new builds, tenant improvements, and multi-site rollouts. One accountable team from rough-in through final trim, across Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana.
We speak your language — submittals, RFIs, change orders, and inspection-ready installs. Whatever your role on the project, you get one low-voltage partner who hits the schedule and the spec.
A reliable Division 27/28 trade partner who shows up on schedule, coordinates with your other trades, and delivers inspection-ready work.
Spec support, product cut sheets, and design-build input so security and low-voltage are engineered in — not bolted on at the end.
One point of contact for cameras, access, cabling, and AV. Clear submittals, predictable timelines, and clean closeout documentation.
Multi-site and out-of-state rollouts with consistent standards, centralized management, and a single vendor across all your locations.
From design-build coordination to competitive bid-spec responses, Michigan Security Systems integrates seamlessly with your construction schedule, drawings, and submittals on commercial projects across the Midwest.
We provide plan-and-spec design assistance during the design phase, or competitive bids built directly to your construction drawings, RFP, and submittal requirements.
One dedicated project manager and one invoice across every site in a multi-location rollout — no coordinating separate local security subcontractors at each address.
We coordinate Division 27 (communications) and Division 28 (electronic safety & security) scope with your general contractor, electrical, and IT trades.
Rough-in through final trim and commissioning, scheduled to your construction phases, certificate-of-occupancy dates, and store-opening deadlines.
We carry the full communications and electronic safety/security scope on your project — coordinated with your electrical and IT trades, installed by our own licensed Michigan technicians.
A predictable process that fits your construction timeline — from the first set of plans to closeout and warranty.
We review drawings, provide budget pricing, submittals, and product cut sheets for your spec.
We coordinate Division 27/28 scope with your electrical, IT, and other trades to avoid conflicts.
Pathways, back boxes, and cabling installed on schedule, ahead of drywall and inspection.
Devices mounted, terminated, programmed, and tested. We verify every camera, door, and drop.
As-builts, owner training, warranty, and ongoing service from the same local team.
Every install is performed by our own licensed Michigan technicians. The crew that bid your job is the crew on site — accountable from rough-in to closeout.
Code-compliant, BICSI-standard work that passes inspection the first time. We know what your local AHJ looks for and build to it.
Construction timelines move. We staff and sequence to hit your rough-in and trim dates without holding up the next trade.
Cameras, access control, cabling, alarms, and AV from a single vendor — one submittal package, one schedule, one warranty.
Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana — plus out-of-state national accounts. Consistent standards across every location you build.
We don’t disappear at handoff. The same local team handles service, adds, and warranty for the life of the system.
National and regional brands trust Michigan Security Systems to roll out and remodel commercial security systems across multiple states — delivered to the same specification, site after site, with centralized project management.
Multi-site rollouts and remodels delivered to one standard, location after location.
Headquartered in Macomb County, Michigan, serving commercial construction projects throughout Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois — and expanding nationwide with multi-site national accounts.
Chasing a job with security cameras, access control, or low-voltage in the scope? Send us the plans and we’ll give you accurate budget numbers and a clean Division 27/28 line item — so you can bid with confidence and not get burned on the low-voltage.
Whether you’re a general contractor estimating a commercial build, an electrical contractor who needs a low-voltage partner, or a construction manager assembling subcontractor bids, we make the security and low-voltage scope easy to price and easy to win.
Email us your construction drawings, RFP, security spec, or even a rough scope. We review the prints and identify every camera, card reader, cabling drop, and device the project calls for — including anything the spec left vague.
We return budget pricing and a clean, itemized Division 27 and Division 28 line item you can drop straight into your estimate — usually within one business day. Accurate numbers mean you don’t pad the bid or get burned on the low-voltage after award.
If you’re awarded the project, we follow up with full submittals, product cut sheets, and a schedule that fits your construction timeline — then self-perform the install from rough-in through final trim and closeout.
Pricing your bid is always free and carries no obligation. We support commercial general contractors, electrical contractors, construction managers, and design-build firms on new construction, tenant build-outs, and remodels across Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. Need the security camera, access control, alarm, or structured cabling scope priced for your next project? Send us your plans.
Straight answers to the questions general contractors, architects, and project managers ask most about commercial security and low-voltage on construction projects.
On commercial new construction, the security and low-voltage scope — CSI Division 27 (communications) and Division 28 (electronic safety & security) — is typically handled by a dedicated low-voltage integrator rather than the electrical contractor. Michigan Security Systems carries that full scope in-house: structured cabling, security cameras, access control, alarms, and intercom — coordinated with your electrical and IT trades from rough-in through final trim.
Yes. Send us your construction drawings, RFP, or spec and we’ll provide budget pricing and a clean, itemized Division 27/28 line item for your estimate — at no charge. If you win the job, we follow up with full submittals and product cut sheets. This lets general contractors bid commercial security with confidence instead of guessing on the low-voltage.
Division 27 (Communications) covers structured cabling, data/voice infrastructure, fiber backbone, equipment rooms, and wireless networking. Division 28 (Electronic Safety & Security) covers security cameras, access control, intrusion alarms, and video intercom. Most commercial projects need both, and Michigan Security Systems delivers them as one coordinated package rather than splitting the work between vendors.
Yes. We provide plan-and-spec design assistance during the design phase for architects and owners, or we bid competitively to your existing construction drawings and submittal requirements. Either way you get one team accountable for the security and low-voltage scope — engineered in, not bolted on at the end.
Every installation is self-performed by our own licensed W-2 Michigan technicians — we never subcontract the work to third parties. The crew that bid your job is the crew on site, which means consistent quality and a single point of accountability from rough-in to closeout and warranty.
Yes. We deliver multi-location rollouts and remodels to one consistent standard, site after site, with one dedicated project manager and one invoice. We serve Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana directly, plus national multi-site accounts across the Midwest and Great Lakes region.
Yes. Our installations are code-compliant and built to BICSI standards. We know what local authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs) look for, so the work passes inspection the first time — without holding up your certificate of occupancy or the next trade on site.
We install NDAA- and TAA-compliant commercial-grade equipment from trusted manufacturers, which matters for government, education, and many corporate projects with procurement requirements. We’ll spec equipment that meets your project’s compliance needs and budget.
Send us your RFP, construction drawings, or project scope — our commercial project team responds within one business day.
Tell us about your project and upload your RFP, blueprints, or scope. We’ll respond within one business day with budget pricing and next steps.
