For builders, architects and designers

Your technology trade partner.

Whether you're building a custom home or a commercial space, hand the whole technology scope to one trade instead of coordinating separate vendors for networking, cameras, audio, security, smart home and lighting control. We work directly with your client on the technology decisions, and keep you updated every step of the way.

Talk to us about a buildOur process
Rough-in stage: labeled Cat6 home runs coiled at the rack wall

How it runs

A workflow that fits your schedule, not the other way around.

You should never have to guess whether we are ready for rough-in or trim.

01You introduce us to your client.
02Discovery comes before any proposal.
03We define their real priorities and budget.
04We turn that into the technology plan.
05Scope is coordinated with your construction schedule.
06We do an electrical walk-through before rough-in.
07We rough-in the low-voltage systems on your schedule.
08Trim and equipment installation happen at the right stage.
09Everything is commissioned as one system.
10Your client gets training, documentation and ongoing support.

Trade boundaries

Explicit, in writing, before rough-in.

Responsibilities shift project to project. This is the typical split — we confirm it in the proposal so nothing lands on the wrong trade at the wrong time.

Typically the electrician

120V circuits and receptaclesLighting branch circuitsConduit and racewaysMud rings and backboxesFire-alarm workLine-voltage connectionsDedicated power at the rack

Timberline

Low-voltage designCat6, Cat6A and fiberSpeaker, security and control cableRacks, patch panels and cable managementCameras, readers and controllersDisplays, speakers, amplifiers and DSPKeypads and dimmersConfiguration and programmingCommissioning and client training

For architects and designers

Early coordination prevents ugly retrofits.

Technology should be coordinated with the architecture, not carved into it later. Bring us into design review and these get resolved on paper.

Display locations and sightlines
Speaker layout and ceiling conflicts
Keypad aesthetics and placement
Rack and closet requirements
Equipment ventilation
Camera visibility and coverage
Conduit and pathway routing
Shade pockets and power

Tell us what you are trying to accomplish.

New build, remodel, a business that has outgrown its network, or a system someone else left behind. Start with a conversation — we will tell you plainly what we would do.

Schedule a consultation(701) 401-7171