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Do you have questions about which equipment and wiring you'll need for your system?  Our Buyer's Guide will help you make confident and educated decisions so check it out before you make any purchases.



Thinking about doing your own installation?  Start here with the Do-It-Yourself Guide to find information and instructional videos made from a REAL installation!
New Construction and Remodels

While you're in construction or remodel mode, the sky is the limit.  You have the flexibility of installing any system you want.  The best advice I could ever give is this: Install cabling for every system you have ever dreamed of having.  Even if you can't afford to install the system now, with the wiring backbone installed, the actual system installation will be a fraction of the cost.  Far too often, people call us when the remodel is almost finished or the drywall is about to go up.  That may be too late.  You need to act before the insulation and drywall are installed.   
One of the biggest mistakes you will ever make is having your electrician install your low voltage systems (low voltage systems are: cable TV, surround sound, network cabling, security alarm, TV, phones, etc).  Even though their license covers our trade as well, if you aren't a low voltage contractor, you will make too many mistakes.  One mistake is too many, but electrical contractors make dozens.  Are they familiar with new technology so they can make sure you are getting the exact system you want?  Will they install the correct cables in the correct places?  For example, every electrician installs an AC outlet and cable jack above the fireplace for mounting a TV.  Sounds good, right?  Wrong.  The cable box doesn't go above the fireplace, so why is the cable jack there?  Now you have a serious problem.  You need to get an HDMI cable from the real cable box location to the TV above the fireplace.  That will require cutting open your new walls.  That's just a relatively small mistake.  Don't get me started on running speaker cables without a volume control.  It makes me twitch just thinking about it.  The truth is that electricians and low voltage contractors are two completely different trades.  We work in this field every day and keep up with ever-changing technology.  Save yourself the headache and choose the right team for the job. 

Before you make any decisions, set up an appointment for a free consultation.  We will make sure you are going in the right direction even if you don't use our services.