Luxury home technology
New Construction Prewire in Denver
Overview
The least expensive day to add technology to a home is before the drywall goes up. Prewire is the infrastructure decision that determines what's possible for the next twenty years.
We join the project during design development, produce documented drawings your estimator can bid, and pull cable on the builder's schedule — every speaker, keypad, shade, display, camera, and access point accounted for before framing closes.
What's included
- Low-voltage design drawings and scope documents
- Coordination with architect, builder, designer, and electrician
- Structured cabling and labeled home runs
- Conduit pathways for future upgrades
- Shade pocket, motor power, and blocking coordination
- Rack and head-end location planning
- Rough-in inspection and pre-drywall verification
- Trim-out, commissioning, and handoff
Documented before it's installed
Plans, elevations, rack layouts, and a written scope mean your builder can bid the work accurately and your other trades know where our pathways go. No surprises at rough-in, no change orders at trim.
Future-proofed pathways
Conduit to the key locations, spare capacity in the backbone, and blocking where a display or shade may live later. When the next generation of technology arrives, it's a service call — not a remodel.
Part of a bigger picture
Prewire & new construction is one discipline of a fully integrated home.
Read the complete guide to luxury home technology in Denver — how every system is designed, installed, and supported together, what Colorado homes demand, our process, and typical investment ranges.
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