Residential · New construction wiring
Plan the technology before the walls close.
Adding wiring while the walls are still open can save you thousands in future labor costs. Call us while you are building and we will improve outlet and interface placement, strengthen security options, and leave room to add automation later.
Rough-in stageFor homeowners, builders and remodelers
Do you want a smart home?
If the kitchen is the heart of your home, the technology inside it is the brains. Don't start building a new home or remodeling an existing one without considering your technology needs for today and for the future.
We will show you ways to make the home the envy of your neighbors with the latest technology — and, although we are not fortune tellers, how to prepare the house for whatever comes next.
Low voltage explained
Wired for sound... and tomorrow.
Low voltage wiring is a broad term, and there is often confusion about what a low voltage technician can actually do in a home. To be clear: low voltage wiring is everything other than the electrical lines. It is what makes a house a home.
It is more important than ever to speak with a certified smart home specialist so your new home is ready for what the future may bring.
Structured wiringWhat we run during rough-in.
Wires can be left in the wall or finished into designated wall plates for a clean final look.
Data & networking
Ethernet jacks and structured cabling to every location that will need it.
Video & cable outlets
Television locations planned properly, with the right feeds behind them.
Speaker wiring
In-ceiling, in-wall and outdoor speaker runs pre-wired for later installation.
Security wiring
Future alarm sensor wiring and camera runs put in place now.
Automation infrastructure
Keypad, touchscreen and shade locations wired ahead of time.
Builder coordination
We work alongside your builder or remodeler at the right stage of the schedule.
Wireless needs wire
What about Wi-Fi?
It takes a lot of wire to make wireless work well. Access points need cabling, and coverage needs planning — a single router in a mechanical room will not carry a large home.
We will show you how to get the most out of your wireless equipment so that controlling every system in the house stays easy and reliable.
Budget planning
The future is here. Be ready.
If installing every system you dream about is not in the budget right now, at a minimum have us run the wire. Running wire during construction is considerably easier than fishing it later.
We can get all of the wire in place now and add the equipment when you are ready — saving hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars down the road.
How we work
How we work with your build.
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Consultation
A walkthrough of the plans with you, and your builder if you have one.
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Design & planning
A wiring plan covering data, video, audio, security and automation locations.
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Professional installation
Rough-in at the right point in the schedule, then trim-out and finishing.
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Support
Equipment added as you are ready, with service as the home evolves.
Common questions
New construction questions.
Start the conversation
Planning a build or remodel?
Tell us where you are in the process and we'll get involved at the right moment.
New construction & remodels