(208) 991-3502
Meridian, ID
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Plan review
Review available plans, unit mix, technology goals, and schedule milestones before pricing the work.
Residential builder services · Idaho
Low-voltage wiring, planned for the build.
A practical subcontracting partner for custom homes and repeat production work—coordinating structured wiring around your plans, framing sequence, and agreed scope.
Request a Bid — Submit Your Plans Submit plans when ready · no partnership application required
Serving Boise, Meridian, Eagle, and communities across the Treasure Valley. Project scope and availability are confirmed during review.
From plans to pre-drywall
Good wiring starts before the walls close.
We review project documents, identify device locations and distribution needs, then align the work with your superintendent and other trades. Each bid defines what is included, what is optional, and which handoffs need coordination.
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Rough-in
Install agreed cable pathways and drops at approved locations during the construction phase.
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Label & hand off
Identify cable runs and document agreed locations so the next phase has a clear starting point.
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Trim or expand
Termination, testing, equipment, and commissioning are quoted only when included in the project scope.
Two rhythms, one clear scope
Custom homes
Room-by-room planning with the builder and client. Locations and system options can follow the home’s specific plan set.
Production work
Repeatable scope discussions for a plan series or community, with unit counts and schedule assumptions reviewed together.
No default install schedule or fixed package is assumed. Each project is reviewed against its plans and current capacity.
Useful before the bid is final.
Use these scope references to align expectations. They are planning guides, not fixed products, universal specifications, or substitutes for a project-specific proposal.
Project-specific, not one-size-fits-all
A bid that starts with your documents.
Have plans, a unit schedule, or only a rough project outline? Send what you have. Plan files are handled as private project documents.
Request a Bid — Submit Your PlansLocal project coverage
Boise, Meridian, Eagle, and surrounding Treasure Valley locations. Send the address or development name for review.
Clear boundaries
Pathways, conduit, testing, equipment, and trade responsibilities are not presumed; clarify them in the written scope.
No membership gate
A one-project bid request is separate from the ongoing Builder Partner Program.
Still planning?
Mark “plans coming later” in the form and share the best timing to reconnect.
Published builder resources
More from the field
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Ready to scope the work?