For Architects & Builders

Replace Four Subs With One

Electrical rough-in through final programming. One subcontract, one schedule, one point of contact — from design phase to handover.

Our Approach

Designed In, Not Bolted On

We join the design team before framing — mapping conduit, fixtures, and keypad placement directly with the architect.

Prewire specs, lighting layouts, and tiered budget proposals drop straight into your construction documents.

One sub. One schedule. One phone that gets answered.

Single subcontract covers electrical + all low-voltage systems

Reduced coordination overhead — one team, one schedule

Tiered proposals for client budget conversations

Warranty backed by licensed electrical contractor

We join the design team early — reviewing plans, attending site meetings, and coordinating directly with the architect.

Complete low-voltage and electrical prewire packages drop directly into your construction drawings.

Lutron keypad layouts, scene design, and fixture selection coordinated with your interior designer.

Replace 3–4 subcontractors with one. Electrical, AV, network, security, and automation under one warranty.

Good / Better / Best proposals so your client can choose the integration level that fits their build.

We flag conduit runs, panel sizing, ceiling depth, and wall blocking before drywall — not after.

Our Process

One team, one point of contact, one clear path — from your first call to the day you move in.

We start with a conversation — not a sales pitch. Tell us what you're building or fixing and we'll figure out the right scope together.

We put together a detailed plan before anything gets installed — wiring routes, equipment specs, and a clear quote with no hidden costs.

One crew handles every system from rough-in to final programming. Nothing falls between the cracks when there's only one team.

We monitor your systems remotely and handle updates as they come. If something needs hands-on attention, we're local and we'll be there.

Start the Conversation

Send us the drawings. We'll flag infrastructure needs before they become change orders.