Serving Longmont, Colorado
Smart Home Integration in Longmont.
Full-service AV and home technology for Longmont — from Prospect and Somerset Meadows to custom homes on acreage with long-range Wi-Fi, outdoor entertainment, and whole-property control.
About our work in Longmont
A trusted home technology partner in Longmont.
Longmont's mix of new custom builds, established neighborhoods, and rural acreage calls for integrators who can design at every scale. We deliver enterprise-grade networking, outdoor audio and video that survives Colorado weather, and lighting and shading systems built to run for decades.
Our Englewood shop is a short drive up I-25, and our project managers work on-site with Longmont builders and homeowners from prewire through commissioning.
What's different about a Longmont project
Municipal fiber, farmhouse acreage, and Front Range wind.
City-owned fiber changes the network design
Longmont is one of the few Front Range cities with municipal fiber to the home, and symmetrical gigabit service at the curb shifts the bottleneck inside the house. We design the internal network to actually use it — wired backbone to access points, proper switching, and Wi-Fi 6E or 7 coverage — instead of leaving a fast connection stranded behind a carrier router.
Acreage and outbuildings east of town
Plenty of Longmont properties sit on multi-acre parcels with shops, barns, and detached studios well beyond wireless range from the house. Direct-burial conduit and fiber during any excavation is the durable answer; where trenching is not on the table, licensed point-to-point links carry full bandwidth across the property.
Wind and sun exposure on exterior work
Open Boulder County parcels catch sustained downslope wind that metro neighborhoods never see. Exterior shades need wind sensors and automatic retraction, outdoor displays need rated mounts rather than generic brackets, and landscape fixtures need staking and cable protection that assume real load. Intense high-altitude UV also drives finish and gasket selection.
Old Town renovation constraints
Downtown Longmont's older homes bring plaster walls, knob-and-tube remnants, balloon framing without fire blocking, and no reliable chase paths. Retrofit here is patient work: wireless lighting and battery shading wherever possible, and careful, minimal wall openings where a wired run is genuinely required.
Recent Colorado work
Projects across the Front Range.
Cherry Hills Village, CO
Cherry Hills Estate
Every subsystem in this Cherry Hills estate now answers to one interface: lighting scenes, shades, music, video, climate, cameras, and gates.
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Cherry Hills Village, CO
Cherry Hills Theater
A purpose-built cinema where the acoustics were designed before the finishes — reference projection, immersive surround, and a room that disappears when the lights drop.
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Greenwood Village, CO
Pool House & Ketra Lighting
Tunable Ketra lighting, a weatherproof display, and landscape audio turn the pool deck into the most-used room of the house after dark.
View case studyWhat we integrate in Longmont
Ten disciplines. One system.
Every Longmont 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 — Longmont
Answers for Longmont homeowners.
Do you cover Wi-Fi and networking for large lots?
Yes — we design enterprise wireless with outdoor access points and hardened backhaul so coverage extends across garages, guest houses, barns, and outdoor entertainment areas.
Can you install outdoor TVs and landscape audio in Longmont?
Yes. Weatherproof displays and landscape audio are among our most requested Longmont installs, engineered to look intentional and hold up through Colorado winters.
I have Longmont's city fiber — do I still need a designed network?
Yes, and it is the most common thing we fix here. Gigabit at the curb does nothing if the house runs on a single carrier router. We build a wired backbone with proper switching and access points placed for coverage, so the speed you pay for reaches every room, camera, and streaming device.
Can you reach a shop or barn on an acreage property?
Yes. Conduit and fiber during any open trench is the best long-term investment. Where digging is impractical, we install point-to-point wireless links that deliver reliable full-bandwidth connectivity to outbuildings hundreds of feet from the house.
How do exterior shades hold up to Front Range wind?
By retracting before they take damage. Exterior screens are specified with wind sensors and automatic retract thresholds, and we mount to structure rather than trim. Outdoor displays get rated mounts and landscape cabling is protected and staked for real wind load, not calm-day conditions.
Can you work in an Old Town Longmont historic home?
Yes, and we approach it conservatively. Plaster, balloon framing, and unpredictable existing wiring mean fewer wall openings and more wireless: retrofit lighting control, battery-powered shades, and carefully planned wired runs only where performance requires them.
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