Prewire is the cheapest technology decision in a build. While walls are open, cable costs a fraction of what a retrofit does, so the goal is to place more pathways than you think you need — Ethernet drops, ceiling locations for access points, camera runs and a central panel.
Builders' standard low-voltage packages are usually thin: a couple of jacks, no ceiling locations for access points, no camera runs, and a small panel in a closet with no ventilation or dedicated power. Every one of those is expensive to correct after the walls close.
A plan walked with the builder, then rough-in before insulation and drywall, then trim-out and commissioning.
New home
Full prewire planned with your builder's schedule.
Addition or remodel
Wiring new space and tying it into existing infrastructure.
ADU or guest house
Prewire plus a fiber or Ethernet link back to the main house.
Major renovation
Using open walls to correct a home's existing network.
Ask for a ceiling drop near the center of each floor, plus one for any wing or detached area. Ceiling mounts outperform wall jacks noticeably, and a drop you do not use costs almost nothing compared to adding it later.
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Describe the result you want. The pro works out the equipment.