Installation: Home Networking, Speakers and TV Mounting | House Walkthrough

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For a free consultation, call [phone] or email [e-mail].⁠ When building a new home, it is critical to determine how to utilize the space to reach its total functional capacity properly. Doing a pre-wire during your home’s construction will save both time and money, as well as safeguard your home for the future. Some of the most critical steps in this process are setting your home up for sound and creating a proper network.
Setting up an appropriate network in your home allows you to access the internet to its full potential. We run hardwired lines to multiple locations in your home so that your devices connect directly to the internet instead of draining your WiFi.
It is crucial to recognize that WiFi and the internet are not the same. When your home is hardwired, you have a direct line to the internet, allowing for faster speeds and more robust connectivity for multiple devices. WiFi is simply a signal that is sent out across your network. You can connect various devices to your home’s WiFi signal; however, the my more devices you have connected, the slower the connection becomes. Hardwiring your home ensures higher speeds and better connectivity no matter how many devices are in use.
Pre-wiring also prepares and arranges your home to be equipped with sound. This could be for a future surround-sound setup or a whole home audio system. Maximizing your home’s capacity for sound should be second on your list when wiring for a low-voltage system.
Not only will this save you time in the future, but it will also save you money. Setting up sound during your home’s construction will cost only a fraction of what it would in a fully finished home. In some cases, it might even be impossible to put sound in an already finished area without making significant adjustments.
Pre-wiring is a step often neglected during the building process, but it is the best way to not only sustain sound and a secure network in your home but save you time, effort, and money in the long run!