Board-marked concrete shell of a luxury home before cabling, conduits cast into the walls

Smart Wiring & Infrastructure

Decisions made before the walls close.

Almost everything that frustrates people about smart homes traces back to cabling that was never run. Infrastructure is cheap during construction and expensive afterwards.

The idea

Documented, labelled, future-ready.

We produce cable schedules and layouts, coordinate them with the electrician and builder, then check the rough-in before it is covered. Every cable is labelled at both ends and recorded.

Even if a room is not being fitted out now, running the cable now keeps the option open without opening walls later.

Control4 centralised lighting panels installed in a services cupboard

Centralised

Lighting and control gear, in one serviceable cupboard.

Where the design calls for centralised lighting, the panels and controllers live together, labelled, ventilated and easy to work on years later.

Coordination

Working inside the build programme.

We fit into the trades sequence rather than interrupting it, with drawings issued when they are needed.

  • Early involvement at design and documentation stage.
  • Cable schedules issued to the electrician before rough-in.
  • Site checks at frame, pre-plaster and fit-out stages.
  • Joinery coordination for televisions, racks, keypads and speakers.
Architectural documentation overlay used for cabling coordination

The rack

One place where the house is serviced.

A well-built rack is the difference between a five-minute fix and a full afternoon.

  • Rack location chosen for ventilation, access and cable runs.
  • Patch panels, labelling and cable management done properly.
  • Power, protection and remote reboot planned in.
  • Room left for what the home adds in the years ahead.
Immaculate home technology rack with labelled patching

Future

Ready for what has not been invented yet.

Standards change. Well-planned pathways, conduits and spare capacity let the home keep up without demolition.

  • Conduit and draw strings to key locations.
  • Fibre between floors and outbuildings where distance demands it.
  • Spare capacity at the rack and at each outlet position.
Concrete structure of a luxury home with conduit and draw wires ready for first-fix cabling

The rack

Plans, then structure, then silence.

Documentation becomes a rack, and the rack becomes a house nobody has to think about.

Completed HTI equipment rack, Control4 controllers, network switches, amplifiers and structured cabling in a home technology cabinet
A completed HTI rack, control, network and amplification in one serviceable cabinet.
Control4 centralised lighting panels installed in a services cupboard
Centralised lighting gear, labelled and ventilated.

In detail

What the work involves

  1. 01

    Cable schedules

    Every outlet documented before installation begins.

  2. 02

    Data & fibre

    Backbone paths sized for video, control and future services.

  3. 03

    Speaker & AV runs

    Positions coordinated with ceilings, joinery and lighting.

  4. 04

    Security paths

    Cameras, intercom, gates and locks cabled at the right stage.

  5. 05

    Labelling

    Both ends, recorded, so future work is quick.

  6. 06

    As-built records

    Documentation handed over with the home.

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