New Construction · London, Ontario

Smart-ready homes, planned before the drywall.

Work with us during design and construction: structured cabling, a network cabinet and device pre-wires go in once, and buyers choose their smartnow upgrades as they purchase.

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Illustrative technician installing smart technology in a new home.
Illustrative conceptNot a smartnow customer installation

A practical starting point

What we can plan together

Infrastructure is far easier and cheaper to add while the walls are open. We coordinate with your trades and electrician, work to your schedule and document every run, so buyers and service teams know exactly what’s in the walls.

  • Cat6 structured cabling, a network cabinet and access-point pre-wires
  • Camera, doorbell, lock and sensor pre-wires in the right places
  • A smartnow Ready baseline with Essential, Advanced and Comprehensive buyer upgrades

Devices & systems

What we can connect

What we’ll check: Drawings, construction schedule, unit count, the buyer upgrade process and who coordinates trades on site.

  • 01

    Structured cabling

    Labelled Cat6 runs to every room and device location.

  • 02

    Network cabinet

    One home for the internet connection, switch and patch panel.

  • 03

    Buyer upgrade packages

    A smart-ready baseline, with upgrades buyers choose at purchase.

Examples only. Final products and scope are selected for your space.

No surprises

What installation involves

  • Cat6 to living areas, offices, TV walls and access-point locations, pulled before drywall.
  • A network cabinet location with power, and a conduit to where the internet line comes in.
  • Pre-wires for doorbell, cameras, keypads, shades and sensors.
  • An EV charger rough-in coordinated with the electrical contractor.
  • As-built documentation of every run, for buyers and service teams.

By the numbers

  • −66 dBm

    is the signal level Cisco’s RF guide cites as a common standard for Wi-Fi coverage surveys. It’s the level we design rooms and work areas to.

    Cisco
  • 47%

    of Canadians used internet-connected smart home devices in 2022, up from 42% in 2020.

    Statistics Canada
  • 16–50 km

    of range per hour of charging from a Level 2 (240 V) home charger, versus 3–8 km from a standard outlet.

    Natural Resources Canada

Published averages and survey results, not guarantees for your property. Sources checked October 2026.

From first call to connected space

Thoughtful at every step.

Device compatibility, integrations and project scope are confirmed for each property. Examples describe possibilities, not guaranteed outcomes.

  1. 01

    Consult

    A free phone conversation about your space, your priorities and what you already own.

  2. 02

    Assess

    On site: wiring, Wi-Fi coverage, doors, heating and cooling, and existing equipment — measured, not guessed.

  3. 03

    Design

    A written plan and itemized proposal: every device, every cable run and what each part does for you.

  4. 04

    Install & connect

    Network first, then devices. Licensed trades handle any regulated electrical work.

  5. 05

    Program & test

    Scenes and routines set up, then every system tested: coverage, recording, alerts and manual overrides.

  6. 06

    Hand over & support

    A walkthrough, documentation and a manual-override guide, with optional monthly or annual support.

Your free first step

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what you’re working with and what you’d like to improve.