Structured low-voltage prewire in a Colorado custom home under construction

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A Low-Voltage Partner Colorado Builders Can Schedule Against

Builders & general contractors

Builders do not need another trade to chase. They need a low-voltage partner who arrives on the day they are scheduled, leaves the site clean, and does not create punch-list surprises at trim.

Our prewire crew is in-house — not subcontracted — so the people who pull the wire answer to the same project manager who programs the system a year later. Every wall is photographed before drywall and every drop is labeled and documented.

What you can count on

  • In-house prewire crew, never subcontracted
  • Scheduled rough-in that holds against your build calendar
  • Labeled, documented, and photographed drops before drywall
  • Coordination directly with your electrician and framer
  • Clean sites and no surprise punch items at trim
  • One project manager from prewire through final walkthrough
  • Change-order clarity before work happens, not after
  • Warranty service the homeowner calls us for, not you

How we engage

Where we join the project — and what happens next

  1. 1

    Preconstruction

    We scope the technology package against the plan set, price it clearly, and give you a rough-in duration you can put on the schedule.

  2. 2

    Framing & rough-in

    Our crew pulls, labels, and terminates every low-voltage run, coordinates blocking and pockets with the framer, and photographs every wall before insulation.

  3. 3

    Drywall through trim

    Equipment room build-out, device trim-out, shade and drapery installation, and display mounting sequenced with your finish schedule.

  4. 4

    Commissioning & handoff

    Programming, scene tuning, homeowner training, and documentation. The homeowner leaves the walkthrough knowing how to use the house.

Low-voltage rough-in wiring bundled and labeled in a framed wall

Rough-in that does not slow the schedule

We commit to a rough-in window and hold it. Our crew coordinates directly with the electrician so line-voltage and low-voltage work happen in the right order, and we clear the walls in time for insulation and drywall.

Documented and labeled structured wiring at the equipment rack

Documentation that protects everyone

Every drop is labeled, every wall is photographed, and the as-built package goes to you and the homeowner. When a question comes up two years later, nobody is guessing what is behind the drywall.

Common questions

For builders

Is your prewire crew in-house?

Yes. Our prewire technicians are Precision Media employees, which is why the quality, labeling, and documentation are consistent from job to job.

How much lead time do you need?

Scope and pricing take a couple of weeks with a plan set in hand. Once scheduled, we hold our rough-in window against your calendar.

Who handles homeowner service calls after closing?

We do. Homeowners call our service line directly under a service plan, which keeps technology questions off your warranty desk.

Can you work from a plan set that has no technology scope yet?

Yes — that is common. We will review the drawings and propose a scope, or run a homeowner design meeting to define one.

Take it further

Planning references for your team

Every guide below is written for project teams. Start with the prewire library or browse the full Knowledge Center.

Have a project in design?

Bring us in early — the drawings get easier from there.

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