Smart Home & Low-Voltage Wiring
Smart devices are easy to buy and frequently miserable to install, because the house was wired for a world that did not include them. We handle the wiring side of smart homes along with low-voltage work generally, so the things you bought actually do what the box promised.
Smart Home Wiring
- Smart switches, dimmers, and multi-way switching
- Running neutral wires to boxes that never had one
- Smart thermostats, including systems missing a common wire
- Video doorbells and smart locks
- Whole-home lighting control and scene wiring
- Smart outlets, fans, and appliance circuits
*The neutral wire is the one that stops most smart switch projects cold. Older homes usually do not have one at the switch box, and that is a wiring job rather than a gadget problem.
Low-Voltage Work
- Ethernet and structured data cabling
- Coax and television distribution
- Security cameras and doorbell wiring
- In-ceiling and in-wall speaker wiring
- Landscape and low-voltage exterior lighting
- Thermostat and control wiring
Done So It Lasts
Low-voltage work has a reputation for being the wiring nobody takes seriously, which is exactly why so much of it ends up stapled through a joist or draped over a duct. We run it properly, terminate it properly, and label it, so the next person touching it is not working a puzzle. Older house without neutrals anywhere? Ask about whole-home rewiring.