Home wiring

Building a new home or finishing a basement to add an entertainment space is an exciting time. You get to pour all of your dreams and visions into the plans and create it from the ground up. If you are starting to build, you’ve probably been out visiting model homes, looking through magazines, and visiting idea sites like Pinterest or Houzz. Maybe you have seen rooms with beautiful HDTVs hanging on the wall with no visible equipment in the same room. To accomplish looks like this, you do need to plan ahead. Unfortunately, most contractors and even electricians are not able to stay on top of the ever-changing landscape of technology the way we do. We are a licensed Technology Systems Contractor in the state of Minnesota. We often do the wiring electricians do not like to do and do not specialize in.

 

 types of new construction wiring

1. Ethernet Wiring: 

This is the wiring that runs your home network and nowadays many of your home entertainment components. Did you know having strategically placed hard wires will make your WiFi work better in your new home?

2. Coaxial Wiring: 

This is the traditional cable that runs your TV service including cable, satellite, and now free over the air 4K HDTV signals.

3. Speaker Wiring:

This is the wiring that allows for clean looking in-ceiling and in-wall speakers so you don’t have speaker sitting on counters, shelves, or stands.  By hiding the wires in your walls, you can enjoy music throughout your home without the distraction of wires.

4. Security Wiring:

This is the wiring that runs various sensors in your home and allows them to connect to a security system that keeps your home safe and sound.

5. Home Automation and Control Wiring: 

 This is the wiring that allows your equipment to be hidden in another room and still controlled in the room you are watching it in.

6. HDMI and Video Wiring:

This wiring is run from your equipment to your TV area. It is able to carry 4K and even 8K digital signals up to 48 Gps.

7. Fiber Optic Wiring:

If you really want to future proof your home, fiber optic cabling is the way to go.  It can be used to transmit the highest level of HDMI signals and the fastest networking speeds available today.

8. Various other Wiring:

We have done some fun things like karaoke machines, golf simulators, and small music studios. All of these require additional types of wiring.

New Construction Wiring Design

A properly created wiring plan really comes down to knowing what you want now and also what you may want to do in the future. We will sit down with you to understand the layout of your new home, but more importantly, to get to know how you envision yourself using the space. Where do you imagine watching TV casually? What type of entertaining do you do? Do you like to have music in the background at your home? These are just a few of the areas we start to look at when planning.

What’s Your Next step?

The next step is to schedule an in-home consultation where we can sit down and view your plans or even visit your property site. It is here where we will get to talk and find out more about your dreams. Then, we can design a wiring system that meets your needs.

We look forward to talking to you. Contact us at 651-455-4903.

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What our customers are saying

“I would highly recommend 1 2 3 Home Theater. They were affordable and paid attention to detail. My system is awesome, and it sounds great! Give them a try and you will not be disappointed.”

-James Benincasa

“Great Experience. Doug did a great job explaining the system which I greatly appreciated. Very clean/detailed in his process of installing which is also appreciated.

I would refer this company to anyone!!! great quality!”  

-Roz Sandilla

Doug did a great job with wiring my main level speakers. He is prompt and well informed. Will hire him to do my basement home theater.”  

-John R.

Woodbury

Great! I am not a technical person, so he did it all for me including emailing specific TV suggestions that would work well for our space, to setting up my new Netflix account. Then walked me through how to use all of it. Will use him again!”  

-Sue J.

Minneapolis