Low-Voltage Systems Designed for Construction
Integrated into the build process — from prewire through final turnover.
This includes structured wiring, lighting control, networking, motorized shades, and other low-voltage systems that must be coordinated early—all built on a properly designed low-voltage prewire.
Nexus Low Voltage designs and delivers integrated low-voltage systems for custom residential construction through a coordinated prewire-first approach, throughout Houston, TX and the Greater Houston area—aligning with construction schedules, inspection requirements, and long-term reliability.
Our scope is defined early, coordinated across trades, and executed to avoid mid-build changes, missed rough-ins, and close-out issues.
Below is a high-level view of the systems we scope, coordinate, and support on custom residential projects.
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Item descripPrewire-first low-voltage planning that defines infrastructure before rough-in and inspections.
Structured wiring, pathways, and system foundations are coordinated early to prevent missed rough-ins, rework, and schedule delays.
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Low-voltage lighting control planned early to align with electrical rough-in, keypad locations, and inspection requirements.
We coordinate lighting loads, control wiring, and interface locations during construction to avoid post-drywall changes while allowing builders to support homeowner preferences within defined selections.
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Whole-home audio and video infrastructure designed during prewire to prevent scope creep and last-minute conflicts.
Systems are roughed-in, documented, and trimmed cleanly to integrate with finished spaces and align with construction schedules.
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Structured wiring and network infrastructure designed as the foundation for all low-voltage systems.
Reliable Wi-Fi coverage, secure networks, and rack layouts are planned upfront to support long-term performance, clean turnover, and future system expansion.
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Motorized shade infrastructure coordinated early with framing, power, and control locations.
Prewire and mounting provisions are completed before finishes to reduce late-stage changes and simplify homeowner selections without disrupting the build.
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Low-voltage integration for HVAC, pool systems, gates, and outdoor equipment coordinated with mechanical and electrical trades.
Control wiring and system interfaces are defined early to support inspections, automation integration, and long-term reliability.
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Security, access control, and surveillance infrastructure designed to meet inspection requirements and construction timelines.
Camera locations, wiring paths, and equipment layouts are documented during construction to ensure reliable performance and clean close-out.