Prewire it once. Do it right.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a new-construction AV prewire cost in Denver?

Prewire for a typical Denver custom home runs $6,000–$25,000 depending on square footage and how many zones, cameras, keypads, and TV locations are planned. It is by far the cheapest phase to be generous in — cable is inexpensive while walls are open.

When should the low-voltage prewire happen?

After rough framing, plumbing, and HVAC, and before insulation and drywall. We coordinate directly with your builder's schedule and walk the house with you at framing to mark every location.

What should I prewire even if I'm not installing the equipment yet?

At minimum: Cat6 to every TV and access-point location, speaker wire to main living spaces and the patio, conduit to the theater and rack, camera runs at each corner and door, and keypad and shade power at the windows you'll eventually automate. Capped, labeled, and documented for later.

Do you work directly with builders and architects?

Constantly. We provide low-voltage plans, coordinate with electricians and framers on site, and hand over as-built documentation at completion.

What if I skipped the prewire?

We retrofit finished homes all the time — fishing cable through existing walls and ceilings with minimal, patchable access. It costs more than prewire, but very little is truly impossible.