Serving Boulder, Colorado
Custom Home Technology in Boulder.
Design-forward lighting, shading, audio, video, and control for Boulder's contemporary hillside homes, downtown residences, and mountain retreats.
About our work in Boulder
A trusted home technology partner in Boulder.
Boulder homes ask more from technology: dramatic glazing, indoor-outdoor living, and architecture that refuses to hide behind bulky equipment. Our team designs integrated systems that respect the architecture — invisible in-plaster speakers, discreet keypads, motorized drapery in the workroom, and lighting that adapts to the Front Range light.
We serve Boulder, Table Mesa, Chautauqua, Mapleton Hill, and the surrounding foothills, working directly with local architects and builders from schematic design through years of proactive service.
What's different about a Boulder project
High-performance envelopes and a city that reviews everything.
Energy codes and airtight envelopes
Boulder has long been among the more demanding jurisdictions in Colorado for residential energy performance. Airtight, heavily insulated assemblies change low-voltage work: every penetration through the air barrier has to be sealed and detailed, recessed devices in exterior walls need airtight housings, and we coordinate our rough-in with the blower-door target rather than discovering it at the test.
Triple-pane glass and daylight-first design
Boulder's contemporary homes lean on large, high-performance glazing and daylight as the primary light source. That makes shading a daylight-management tool, not just privacy hardware, and makes tunable-white lighting genuinely useful — the electric light supplements daylight during the day and warms down after sunset instead of running one flat color temperature all day.
Foothills sites: power, wildfire, and distance
West of town in Pine Brook Hills, Sunshine Canyon, and similar areas, the constraints change to utility power quality, generator and battery integration, long driveways, and wildfire awareness. We design for clean power and graceful behavior during an outage, and we keep network and camera systems reachable when the household is not on site.
Historic Mapleton Hill and downtown
Mapleton Hill and the older downtown blocks bring the opposite problem: designated historic properties, plaster walls, and no practical route for new cable. Wireless lighting control, battery-powered shades, and retrofit-friendly audio let these homes get a modern experience without opening finished surfaces or altering a protected exterior.
Recent work near Boulder
Projects we've delivered in Boulder.
What we integrate in Boulder
Ten disciplines. One system.
Every Boulder project is engineered as a single platform — designed, installed, programmed, and serviced by one team. Start with our complete guide to luxury home technology in Denver, or explore a discipline below.
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Frequently asked — Boulder
Answers for Boulder homeowners.
Do you serve homes in the Boulder foothills and mountain areas?
Yes — we regularly work in Pine Brook Hills, Sunshine Canyon, and the foothills west of Boulder, including estates with challenging network, power, and wireless coverage requirements.
Can you integrate with sustainable and passive-house designs?
Absolutely. We work with Boulder architects on low-voltage layouts that respect insulation envelopes, triple-pane glazing, and daylight-first lighting design.
How does your work affect an airtight, high-performance envelope?
We treat the air barrier as something we are responsible for. Penetrations are sealed, exterior-wall devices use airtight housings, and we coordinate rough-in locations with the envelope details so our work does not show up as leakage at the blower-door test. Where possible we keep low-voltage runs on interior walls entirely.
Is tunable-white lighting worth it in a glass-heavy Boulder home?
In daylight-driven homes it usually is. Tunable-white fixtures let electric light blend with daylight during the day and shift warm and dim after sunset, so a room with a lot of glass does not feel cold at 4pm in winter. It pairs with shading so glare is managed without giving up the view.
Can you work in a historic Mapleton Hill home?
Yes. In designated historic and plaster-walled homes we use wireless lighting control, battery-powered or retrofit shades, and audio that does not require opening walls. Anything exterior-visible is planned with the applicable historic review in mind.
Do you handle backup power and outages in the foothills?
We design the technology side of it: clean, protected power for the rack and network, and system behavior that fails gracefully and recovers on its own when utility power returns. We coordinate with your electrician on generator or battery systems so the critical loads — network, security, and surveillance — stay up.
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