Ethernet jacks & cable runs
Dedicated connections for workspaces, TVs and other equipment, with neat terminations and labeled runs.
Ethernet & structured Wiring
The right connection.
In the right place.
Ethernet jacks, useful cable routes and an organized foundation for the technology in your home.
Built into the details
Start with a solid foundation.
From adding a connection to a home office to planning a renovation, the wiring deserves the same care as the equipment.
New builds & renovations
Plan cable paths and useful connection points while access is available, with future needs in mind.
Access-point connections
Cabling to practical access-point locations instead of placing equipment only where a socket happens to be.
Camera pre-wire
Thoughtful routes to entrances, driveways and exterior camera locations.
Audio & theater Wiring
Speaker and signal connections considered alongside room layouts, seating and controls.
Testing & organization
Connections checked and clearly identified to make handover and later service easier.
Finished home?
Let’s look at the possibilities.
The right route depends on construction, access and the finish you want. We discuss those details before agreeing the work.
Discuss Ethernet installationEthernet, speakers & prewire
A cable plan
with room to grow.
Agree the locations before choosing the cable routes.
Learn more: hardwiring a TV or streaming device
Ethernet provides a dedicated network connection and can reduce the streaming load on shared Wi-Fi. It also gives the installer a cable path that can be labeled, tested and serviced.
We check the TV or streamer’s Ethernet capability and the wider network. A cable alone does not change the internet plan or every device’s performance. Plan the jack behind the screen or at the equipment location, with access for service.
Learn more: hardwiring audio zones
Network-capable streamers and amplifiers can use Ethernet where supported. Passive speakers need speaker cable from compatible amplification. Those are two separate connections with different jobs.
Plan the zone boundaries, amplifier channels, speaker loads and control method together. Separate zones can share music or play independently when the selected system supports it.
Learn more: construction prewire
Open framing makes it easier to put devices and wall plates where they belong. Plan APs, TV support, camera views, speakers and the headend before drywall, then document and test the runs.
A little clarity
Questions worth asking.
When should we plan the device locations?
During construction prewire, before the walls close. Plan TVs, access points, cameras, speakers, wall plates and the headend together, then confirm performance after the home is finished.
Can you add wiring to a finished home?
Yes. We assess the available routes and finishes, then agree a practical approach to the cable runs and wall plates.
Can ordinary indoor cable go in an underground pipe?
A pipe alone does not make cable suitable for underground use. The cable and route must be selected for moisture, exposure and the actual installation.
Plan now. Choose at your pace.
Explore the possibilities for your home.
Compare example tiers and see how prewire lets you choose equipment in stages. Every home is quoted individually.
A good place to start
What would you like
your home to do better?
A few details are enough to begin. We’ll help you think through the next step.