What does home technology installation include?

Structured cabling, Wi-Fi coverage, security cameras, a central equipment location, TV and AV wiring, links to garages or ADUs, and prewire for new construction.

Where should I start if I do not know what I need?

Start a project and describe the result you want — better Wi-Fi upstairs, wired connections, cameras. The professional works out the equipment and scope.

Do I have to do everything at once?

No. Most homes are done in stages. Wiring first is usually the best order, because good Wi-Fi and cameras both depend on it.

Low-voltage home cabling options

Low-voltage home cabling is the structured wiring behind connected technology: Ethernet drops, wired Wi-Fi access points, cameras, PoE lighting and sensors, AV connections, a tidy equipment location, and links to detached structures. Most homes need only a few of these options, chosen around the building and the result you want.

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What it covers

Wi-FiMost home Wi-Fi problems are placement problems, not equipment problems. Two or three well-placed access points connecte…Read more
EthernetEthernet can be added to almost any existing home. As a core part of residential low-voltage infrastructure, wired conne…Read more
UniFiUniFi is a good fit for homes that want one managed system for Wi-Fi, switching and cameras, and it rewards proper desig…Read more
CamerasWired PoE cameras with local recording are the most reliable setup for a house: one cable carries power and video, foota…Read more
Whole-Home NetworkA whole-home network means one planned system: structured cabling to the rooms that matter, access points for coverage e…Read more
FiberFiber is the right way to connect a detached structure. It carries full speed well past the roughly 300-foot limit of co…Read more
Network RackA rack or structured panel gives your network one organized home: cables terminated on a patch panel, switching and gate…Read more
TV & AVClean AV installation is mostly a wiring problem. Getting HDMI, power, Ethernet and speaker cable inside the wall before…Read more
New ConstructionPrewire is the cheapest technology decision in a build. While walls are open, cable costs a fraction of what a retrofit …Read more
Low-Voltage LightingLow-voltage and Power over Ethernet lighting carries power and control data over structured Cat6 or Cat6A cabling from a…Read more

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Frequently asked questions

What does home technology installation include?: Structured cabling, Wi-Fi coverage, security cameras, a central equipment location, TV and AV wiring, links to garages or ADUs, and prewire for new construction.
Where should I start if I do not know what I need?: Start a project and describe the result you want — better Wi-Fi upstairs, wired connections, cameras. The professional works out the equipment and scope.
Do I have to do everything at once?: No. Most homes are done in stages. Wiring first is usually the best order, because good Wi-Fi and cameras both depend on it.

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