The infrastructure every system depends on.
Electrical service and panels, structured wiring, and the home network — the part of the house you never see, built by the same team that builds everything on top of it.
Power and data, planned together.
When the electrician and the integrator are the same team, the panel, the wiring, and the network are laid out for the systems that come next — not patched in after the fact.
We handle electrical for new construction, remodels, and standalone upgrades, alongside the structured wiring and networking that every other system in the home relies on.
We work across Park City and the Wasatch Back, including Promontory and Tuhaye, on new builds, remodels, and one-off upgrades alike.
Designed, installed, and supported by one team.
Service & panels
Panel installs, upgrades, and load planning sized for the way a modern home actually uses power.
New construction & remodels
Rough-in and finish electrical coordinated with the builder’s schedule.
Structured wiring
Low-voltage cabling for network, audio, video, security, and control, run to a central, organized location.
Home networking
Enterprise-grade networking on Araknis Networks and Access Networks equipment, sized for the whole property.
Remote monitoring
Network and connected devices monitored through OvrC, so many issues can be diagnosed and fixed without a truck roll.
Room to grow
Conduit and spare capacity where it counts, so later upgrades don’t mean opening walls.
Where it shows up.
Electrical and networking questions.
Are you a licensed electrician in Utah?
Yes. We’re a licensed Utah electrical contractor, license #9889396-5501, and have done electrical and home technology since 2009.
Do you do panel and service upgrades?
Yes: panel installs, upgrades, and load planning sized for how a modern home uses power, including large residential services such as 600-amp.
Why use one company for electrical and low-voltage?
One team plans the power, structured wiring, and network together, so systems are laid out for what comes next and there’s no finger-pointing between trades when something needs attention.
How much does a home network cost?
As a planning guide for a 4,000 to 7,000 sq ft home: whole-home Wi-Fi typically runs $6,000 to $12,000, a high-performance network $12,000 to $25,000, and an estate network including outbuildings $25,000 to $45,000. We build on Araknis Networks and Access Networks, monitored through OvrC.