The earlier the better. If you’re building or remodeling, it’s ideal to plan during architectural design or before framing. But if your home is already built, we can still integrate technology beautifully using wireless lighting, battery-powered shades, and retrofit-friendly speaker or network solutions.

Not always. New homes benefit most from full prewire, and not doing a thorough job ranks high on the list of customer’s biggest regrets, but in remodels or existing homes, we use a mix of wired and wireless technologies. That allows us to deliver modern lighting, shading, audio, and networking without needing to open up every wall.

Absolutely. Many of our projects involve retrofit upgrades — adding better audio, replacing aging systems, or installing control solutions after move-in. Our team is skilled in making thoughtful upgrades with minimal disruption.

We install:
Wireless lighting control systems
Battery-operated motorized shades
Wi-Fi-based surveillance cameras
Wireless audio systems and in-ceiling speakers with minimal patching
Enterprise networking for better performance

We can still help. As long as framing is open, we can usually run wire and collaborate with your trades. If drywall is up, we’ll look at retrofit options and offer a clean solution that fits your home’s layout and style.

Absolutely. If you have aging gear, outdated control systems, or unreliable networking, we can evaluate what to keep, what to replace, and how to improve the overall experience — often without starting from scratch.

Lighting influences how we feel in every space. We can help design lighting systems that respond to your daily rhythm—gradually brightening in the morning, softening in the evening, and adjusting automatically to the time of day or season.
It’s not just about brightness; it’s about warmth, tone, and how the lighting makes you feel. With color-tunable options, we can create energizing environments for work, soft warmth for dinner, or cool clarity for focus—all tailored to your lifestyle.

Circadian lighting is designed to support your body’s natural rhythm—mimicking the color and intensity of sunlight throughout the day. This can help improve sleep, focus, and overall well-being by aligning your indoor environment with the natural world outside.
In the morning, lights might gently transition from warm to cool white, helping you feel more alert. In the evening, they shift back to warmer tones to help you wind down. It’s subtle—but over time, it can transform how a home feels to live in.

We offer a wide range of shading solutions to fit any window and design intent. That includes:
Solar shades for UV protection and glare control
Cellular and honeycomb shades for energy efficiency and insulation
Motorized drapery tracks for elegant, flowing movement
Blackout shades for bedrooms and theaters
Outdoor-rated shades for patios or exposed glass
Solutions for skylights, angled windows, arched windows or oversized openings
We have a curated library of designer fabrics and textures to match your interiors
We help plan these systems early so they fit into the architecture—quietly, beautifully, and effectively.

We offer display solutions that completely transform outdoor spaces—from large, open-air patios to private poolside retreats. These systems are built for full-sun visibility, weather resistance, and dramatic impact.
Some options are fixed in place, others retract, rotate, or even rise from the ground—so you can enjoy cinematic scale without affecting your landscape design. We’ll evaluate your space, sightlines, and usage to recommend something that feels both fun and appropriate for the environment.

A video wall is a display system made up of multiple panels or tiles, designed to function as one ultra-large screen. It’s perfect for game rooms, rec rooms, theaters, or commercial-style applications where you want multiple video feeds or a single massive image.
Video walls allow you to view sports, movies, and custom content across an expansive format. We handle everything from layout and installation to integrating it with your lighting, audio, and control system—so it’s immersive but never overwhelming.

A great theater is about more than just a screen and speakers—it’s about sightlines, acoustics, lighting, furniture placement, and the feeling of being fully immersed.
We start with layout: Where you sit matters. Then we consider screen size based on distance and room dimensions. From there, we design a speaker configuration to deliver precise, three-dimensional sound. Lighting control is also key—automated blackout shades, hidden fixtures, and controlled dimming all help create that true cinematic experience.
Whether it’s a dedicated room or a multi-use space, we help make the theater feel intentional, comfortable, and exciting.

Yes. We often integrate lighting and shading into one control system—so with a single press, you can lower the shades, dim the lights, and set the mood. You might use this for “Entertain,” “Movie Night,” or “Good Morning” scenes. These systems can also respond automatically to the sun’s position, saving energy and protecting your interiors.
This approach not only simplifies control but also helps reduce wall clutter—by replacing multiple switches with a single elegant keypad or touchscreen.

If you’re building or remodeling, we recommend prewiring for anything that might require clean, in-wall connectivity. That includes:
TVs (both wall-mounted and ceiling-drop)
Ceiling and wall speakers
Subwoofers
Lighting control keypads
Motorized shading
Touchpanels or iPad docks
Cameras and security systems
Data and network drops
Wi-Fi access points
Gate control, outdoor AV
Even if you’re not ready to install every component now, having the wire in place gives you future flexibility without needing to open up walls later.

Almost all of it, yes. Our entire approach is centered around design-sensitive installations. Speakers can be hidden in walls or ceilings. TV lifts and art frames conceal displays when not in use. Lighting keypads replace banks of switches. Cables and equipment are hidden away in racks, closets, or cabinetry.
We work closely with your interior designer and architect to preserve the look and feel of every space—while still delivering performance behind the scenes.

Every home is different, but here’s what most of our clients consider standard today:
Structured wiring (data, audio, video, network)
Whole-house Wi-Fi and network infrastructure
Lighting control with scene presets
Motorized shading for UV protection and privacy
Integrated music throughout the home
Outdoor AV and lighting
Centralized control for audio, video, lights, and shades
Gate and door security access
Prewire for cameras and entry systems
Beyond that, it comes down to lifestyle. Some homes add theaters, video walls, home offices, energy monitoring, or wellness-focused features like circadian lighting.

That depends entirely on scope, square footage, and level of finish. Some clients want audio in a few rooms and automated shades in main living spaces. Others want full lighting control, whole-home AV, a theater, outdoor systems, and integrated surveillance.
This is why we created our Budget Estimator Tool—to give you a way to explore realistic price ranges based on rooms and goals before you even call.

Delaying tech planning can lead to:
Wall clutter (too many switches, exposed wires)
Missed wiring (no audio where you want it)
Change orders and construction delays
Poor Wi-Fi or network performance
Limited control options (too many remotes or apps)
Higher retrofit costs later
We’re often brought in too late—and while we can solve almost anything, it’s always easier and cleaner when we’re involved early. A short conversation during design planning can prevent months of issues later on.

By coordinating early, we can reduce or eliminate visible tech elements. That means:
Replacing rows of light switches with one elegant keypad
Routing all AV equipment to a central rack
Hiding speakers in walls or ceilings—or behind paint and plaster
Integrating control into mobile devices, touchpanels, or remotes
Using furniture-grade solutions for larger displays and theaters
We believe technology should elevate your space—not compete with it.

We meet early with your team to coordinate locations, finishes, wiring, and installation phases. Designers appreciate our attention to detail and product invisibility. Builders appreciate our documentation and trade coordination.
We don’t just plug things in at the end. We’re on the project early, planning infrastructure, fitting into the construction schedule, and being available when it counts.

Start with a conversation.
You don’t need to know exactly what you want. We’ll listen to your goals, ask the right questions, and help you identify what makes sense for your lifestyle and your home. Then we’ll build a roadmap—from budget to install—that fits your timeline and team.

A home theater is typically a dedicated space—acoustically treated, fully darkened, and built for immersion. Think projection screen, multi-speaker surround, blackout shades, and optimized seating. It’s cinema at home.
A media room is more flexible. It might be a family room, loft, or basement with premium AV—still high-performance, but designed to blend into daily living. We often hide speakers, use art-frame TVs, and balance functionality with aesthetics.
We help you decide based on space, layout, and how your household will actually use the room.

Traditional switches get the job done—but in a custom home, lighting control does far more. Instead of flipping five switches when you walk in (or 92, if you are turning the lights on in the whole house), a single button can activate a preset mood: “Entertain,” “Relax,” “All Off,” or “Good Morning.” You can also automate lights based on time of day, occupancy, or outdoor lighting conditions.
It’s not about showing off. It’s about simplicity, comfort, and reducing wall clutter—especially in open concept spaces or homes with layered lighting.
We can scale the system to fit your lifestyle: a few rooms, a whole house, or something in between.

Yes. In fact, many of our clients do.
We can prewire for future systems—audio, video, surveillance, shading—even if you don’t install them right away. You might start with lighting control in a few key rooms, add whole-home music later, or upgrade your outdoor systems over time.
The key is to plan for it early, so you’re not limited later. With the right foundation, your system grows as your needs evolve. We always say, wire for everything, because you don’t get a second chance.

Most Wi-Fi problems in large homes come from relying on a single router in the wrong location. We design networks using enterprise-grade access points and strategic placement—ensuring fast, stable connections throughout your home, even outdoors.
We also build in security, performance monitoring, and remote support. It’s more than just coverage—it’s reliability you don’t have to think about.