In the age of wireless technology, why are we talking about prewiring for a smart home? Can’t all smart home devices connect wirelessly to the network? Well, it’s a little more complicated than that.

A smart home automation system featuring integrated solutions like lighting and shading, multi-room audio, and home security requires a strong foundation to work reliably and scale easily within an expansive property. Additionally, wiring for smart home technology before the walls go up mitigates expensive and intrusive installations for technology later.

If you’re an architect planning a smart home in Seattle, WA, the Wipliance team can help you integrate value-added technology solutions within your preliminary design. Keep reading to learn how a wired foundation can underpin the key solutions in your next smart home project.

Homebuyer interest in automation and control systems is surging at an all-time high. As consumers increasingly understand the value, safety, and convenience that a smart home provides, they not only desire smart home technology but expect it when on the hunt for a new dwelling.

If you’re not already incorporating smart technology into your builds, you may find yourself lagging behind the real estate competition. Instead, partner with our team at Wipliance to implement a robust, reliable, and customized Control4 home automation system into your builds. Read below to learn how a home automation system will give your properties in Scottsdale and the broader Arizona area a competitive edge.