The short answer: book it while the house is still at framing, before insulation and drywall. That's the one stage where low voltage cable can go exactly where it needs to, with no walls to open later. This post explains why the timing matters, what we need from you, and what a pre-wire actually covers.
"The WiFi is fine in the kitchen, but it drops in the bedroom, the office, and the backyard." We hear some version of that on a lot of calls. Usually there is one router where the internet comes in, or a few mesh units stretching it around the house. Our answer is almost always the same: put access points where you need coverage, and run a cable from each one back to the rack. Here is why, in plain terms.
A lot of the calls we get start the same way: "We want cameras, but we don't know where to start." This post is the answer we usually give over the phone, written down so you can read it before you call.
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