New Construction and Prewire
The cheapest time to run wire is before the drywall goes up. We work with your builder to get it right the first time.
Plan Now, Thank Yourself Later
A prewire is cheap while the walls are open and expensive once they are closed. We meet with you and your builder during framing, walk the plans room by room, and put wire where you are going to want it in five years, not only what you are buying today.
That usually means speaker runs to the main living spaces and the patio, network drops to televisions and offices, camera runs to the exterior corners, and conduit to anywhere a future upgrade might land.
Everything comes back to a central location with room for a rack or panel, power, and ventilation. We photograph runs before insulation so there is a record of what is behind each wall.
You do not have to buy equipment now. We can rough in the wiring during construction and finish the system whenever your budget is ready, without opening a single wall again.
Why Customers Choose Us
- Room by room plan reviewed with your builder
- Speaker, network, video, and camera runs
- Conduit left for future upgrades
- Central panel location planned properly
- Runs photographed before insulation
- Finish the system on your own timeline
Common Questions
Right after framing and before insulation and drywall. Earlier is better if the plans are still being drawn, because we can flag power and structural needs while changes are easy.
Tell Us What You Have in Mind
Stop by the shop at 1615 Radiant Road in Carroll, call us, or send a message and we will get right back to you.