Wi-Fi Planning
Access-point placement before drywall.
Cabling
Ethernet, fiber, conduit, labeling, and future expansion.
Cameras & Access
Doorbells, gates, doors, and camera locations.
Audio & TVs
Whole-home audio, rooms, patios, pools, and entertainment spaces.
What should be decided before the walls close
The cleanest technology projects happen when ProTek can coordinate with the builder, electrician, architect, or remodeler before rough-in decisions are locked.
Wi-Fi and access points
Ceiling locations and wiring paths for real coverage.
Rack and service entry
Where internet service, switches, and equipment should land.
Ethernet and fiber
Runs for offices, TVs, equipment, detached spaces, and future use.
Cameras and doorbells
View angles, cable routes, and exterior mounting locations.
Audio and TVs
Speaker zones, display locations, and entertainment wiring.
Gates and access
Driveway gates, doors, and supported access systems.
Outdoor and detached spaces
Patios, pools, docks, garages, and separate buildings.
Conduit and expansion
Pathways that keep later upgrades from becoming messy.
Technology needs a plan.
A new home is the cleanest time to place wiring, racks, access points, cameras, audio zones, conduit, and service entry correctly.
Network rack and service entry
Plan where internet service, switches, and equipment land.
Labeling and documentation
Cables and equipment are easier to service later.
Doors, gates, and access
Plan doorbells, gate control, and supported access systems.
Indoor and outdoor spaces
Bedrooms, offices, patios, pools, docks, garages, and detached buildings.
Keep technology decisions in the build schedule.
Planning early helps the builder, electrician, architect, remodeler, and owner make cleaner decisions before drywall limits the options.
01
Design the system
Map Wi-Fi, Ethernet, fiber, cameras, audio, access, TV, office, outdoor, and expansion needs.
02
Coordinate the rough-in
Work with the builder, electrician, architect, or remodeler so cable paths and timing make sense.
03
Install and document
Install equipment, test cable, label connections, configure systems, and document the finished setup.
Design, cabling, installation, and finish-out.
ProTek can provide design, cabling, equipment installation, and full project delivery so technology is not split between disconnected vendors.