Do you work on new construction and existing homes?
Yes. We prewire new builds and remodels, and we retrofit existing homes and businesses.
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Find practical answers about planning home technology, choosing a control approach and coordinating the wiring behind it. Each group links to the page with more detail. For a question about your property, use the existing project planner or call (239) 300-0652.
Start with the property and the work you want done. You do not need to select equipment before the first conversation. Construction timing, current problems and any plans you already have are useful starting information. These answers explain how the project process begins and how it can fit work with a builder or designer.
Yes. We prewire new builds and remodels, and we retrofit existing homes and businesses.
Yes. You get a written proposal with scope and pricing before any work starts.
Yes. We regularly work alongside builders, electricians and designers and plan our work around the build schedule.
Control4 brings compatible home systems into one control experience. The design starts with the rooms and everyday actions you want to simplify, then checks the equipment and infrastructure needed to support them. These questions cover the dealer relationship, existing homes and a practical starting scope. Specific integrations are confirmed during design.
Yes. We're a Naples-based Control4 dealer serving Southwest Florida since 2017.
Yes. Many devices can be added without opening walls; we check wiring and Wi-Fi first.
Not always, but a reliable network is required. We assess yours and recommend upgrades only if needed.
Yes. We design so you can add rooms and systems later.
Lighting and shade control should follow your fixtures, wiring and daily routines. Different Lutron systems suit different project needs, so the choice comes after reviewing what you want to control. These answers outline the starting considerations for system selection, existing homes, daylight management and connection to a broader home interface.
It depends on size, wiring and design goals; we compare HomeWorks QSX, RadioRA 3 and Caséta for your project.
Yes. RadioRA 3 and Caséta are wireless and well suited to retrofits.
Motorized shades on schedules reduce glare and help manage sun exposure.
Many Lutron systems integrate; we confirm models first.
Vantage is another lighting control option to compare against your goals and the property. Keypads, scenes and integration requirements belong in the design discussion before equipment is selected. For a home with an existing Vantage system, the starting point is an assessment and recommended next steps, rather than an assumed installation scope.
Yes.
We compare it with Lutron and Control4 against your goals and wiring.
We can assess it and recommend next steps.
Useful camera coverage starts with the areas you want to see. Locations, lighting, recording and authorized access all affect the plan. These answers cover everyday viewing and storage questions. A professional system still needs suitable wiring, network configuration and an understandable operating arrangement; equipment selection follows those requirements rather than replacing them.
Yes, with a properly secured network.
It depends on what you want covered, the viewing angles and obstructions. We plan the count from your property, not a package size.
Retention depends on storage, camera count, resolution and recording settings. Tell us how many days you need and we size the recorder to match.
Reliable connectivity depends on the local network as well as the internet service. Building materials, wired connections and access-point placement affect how devices work throughout the property. Begin with the spaces where you have problems and the equipment already installed. These answers help distinguish coverage work from changes to the provider connection.
Yes. We review the current equipment, wiring, construction and areas with problems. That assessment determines access-point placement and whether additional wired connections are practical.
No. We design and support the local network and can help identify where a problem appears to originate. Internet service and provider-side repairs remain with your provider.
We assess distance, obstructions, available wiring and power, then plan outdoor-rated access points for the areas you want to use.
Wiring is easiest to coordinate when the connection locations and routes are considered early. Existing properties can also have useful options, depending on access and construction. These questions explain what belongs in a structured cabling plan and why labeling matters. The final layout should support the systems you intend to use.
An organized wiring system that connects your network and low-voltage technology throughout the property: computers, access points, cameras, TVs and audio.
Before walls and ceilings close. Early planning gives the most freedom for routes, equipment placement and future additions.
Yes, so future service is simple.
Entertainment planning begins with the room and the people using it. Viewing positions, daylight and speaker placement need to work together, while music zones should follow how you listen. These answers cover existing rooms, display choices and independent listening areas. Review the linked theater and audio pages for the broader design considerations.
That depends on the room, viewing conditions, available mounting locations and how you watch. We review those factors before recommending a television or a projection approach.
Yes. We inspect the display, audio equipment, wiring and controls. We then explain what can be reused and which changes would support the experience you want.
Yes, with a system designed for independent sources or zones. We review how you want the rooms to work and explain any limitations of the proposed equipment.
Possibly. We inspect the speakers, wiring and connected equipment. Their condition, compatibility and placement determine whether they make sense in the new plan.
Yes. We plan suitable outdoor speakers, wiring and zones around the areas where you want to listen.
We serve the five towns listed here from our Naples office. The starting conversation should identify the property, the stage of work and the systems you want to improve. These answers explain what to share first and how to begin, whether you are building, renovating or working with existing technology.
Yes. New construction benefits from early coordination with the builder. For an existing property, we review installed wiring, equipment and available access before discussing an upgrade approach.
Share the project location, property type, construction stage and the systems you want to improve. Plans and details about existing equipment help make the initial conversation more useful.
Use the planner to describe the property and your priorities. We will respond to discuss the scope and next steps. You can also call (239) 300-0652 or use the planner to send a message.
Describe your property and what you would like done in the project planner.
Serving Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers and Marco Island.