What this service does
Low-voltage pathways are easiest to plan before walls close. Structured cabling can support a home office, entertainment system, cameras, and reliable connections between rooms. Equipment configuration and monitoring services are separate from wiring.
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Estimated prices for specific jobs
Before tax and permit or utility fees. Hourly labor is not a total project price. Full price list.
Ring / Nest / Arlo floodlight camera$225–$450 per existing powered location
Mount a customer-supplied hardwired camera light and configure basic operation.
Existing suitable box. New wiring, subscriptions and network upgrades excluded.
Hardwired video doorbell$202.50–$405 per doorbell
Connect and configure a customer-supplied video doorbell using existing suitable wiring.
Transformer upgrade and new cable priced separately.
Doorbell transformer replacement$202.50–$360 per transformer
Replace the transformer with a suitable voltage/VA-rated unit and test the doorbell.
Standard transformer included with accessible existing location.
Structured media cabinet and organization$675–$1,440 per cabinet
Install a residential low-voltage cabinet and organize/terminate existing home cabling.
Basic cabinet and passive termination hardware included. Switches, router and new drops extra.
Cat6 / Cat6a network cable$225–$450 per drop in multi-drop project
Run, terminate, label and test one home Ethernet cable between two locations.
Typical 50–100 ft accessible route, 3+ drops. Cat6a/difficult fishing at upper end; certification or conduit extra.
Ceiling Wi-Fi access-point drop and PoE$315–$585 per location
Run and terminate a data cable and mount a customer-supplied access point.
Approximately 50–100 ft. Basic PoE injector allowance included; switch/AP hardware excluded.
Coax cable run / termination$180–$360 per drop
Install a coaxial cable route and terminate it at a wall plate or equipment point.
Typical 50–100 ft. Antenna purchase, roof mounting and signal distribution equipment extra.
Ceiling speaker wiring and volume control$450–$900 per stereo pair / zone
Run cable for two speakers and install a suitable wall volume-control connection.
Passive control and cable included. Speakers, amplifier and speaker cutout/mounting excluded.
Concealed tablet / screen power$270–$540 per location
Provide a suitable concealed power supply or recessed connection for a fixed screen.
Existing supply nearby. Tablet, display and decorative mounting system excluded.
Common options and scope
Ethernet and structured cabling
Plan data outlets, cable routes, patch locations, access-point wiring, and network-cabinet power for residential networks.
Television and audio pathways
Provide suitable in-wall cabling and pathways for coax, speaker wire, and AV connections, with properly separated line-voltage power.
PoE cameras and doorbell wiring
Install PoE camera pathways, associated network cable and suitable doorbell power. Complete security systems, alarm monitoring and comprehensive security services are not offered.
Future-ready conduit and cleanup
Install accessible pathways, organize existing low-voltage cabling, and plan future device locations as part of a remodel or addition.
What happens during the work
Confirm specialty licensing, product support, testing needs, and service availability for the exact system before booking. Low-voltage work is not automatically exempt from permits or electrical rules.
Helpful to have ready
A short description, your city or ZIP, and photos of the visible area or equipment. Never remove electrical covers or touch exposed wiring for a photo.
Questions
Can power and data cables share the same pathway?
Not by default. Separation and listed equipment requirements apply. A planned route avoids interference issues and noncompliant mixed wiring.
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Where this service is available
Seattle, the Eastside, and mainland communities from Marysville to Tacoma. See all service areas.
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What happens next
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