MOST REQUESTED
1. Pre-wire before drywall goes up
Plan cable paths early so alarms, cameras, access control, and network devices can be installed cleanly later.
Learn moreNEW CONSTRUCTION WIRING
Low-voltage wiring planned before the walls close.
Pre-wire alarms, cameras, access control, networking, and future security devices while the property is still easy to work on — for cleaner installs, better placement, and easier upgrades later.
Choose the wiring plan that fits your build.
2. Avoid exposed wires later
Run low-voltage cabling while walls and ceilings are open to reduce visible wire, surface conduit, and patchwork.
Learn more3. Plan cameras, alarms, and access
Choose practical rough-in locations for doors, windows, cameras, keypads, readers, panels, and future devices.
Learn more4. Build for future upgrades
Add structured wiring now so the property is easier to expand when you add cameras, monitoring, access, or networking.
Learn more5. Keep wiring organized and labeled
Use clean terminations, labeled cables, and planned service points so troubleshooting and future work are easier.
Learn more6. Coordinate with builders and trades
Work around framing, electrical, drywall, and project timelines so security wiring is planned before it becomes difficult.
Learn moreWE REVIEW
- Building plans
- Cable paths
- Device locations
YOU GET
- Practical pre-wire plan
- Clean cable routes
- Labeled terminations
- Future-ready wiring
SUPPORTED LOCALLY
- New Brunswick service
- Builder-friendly coordination
- Help after install