Texas 67 Systems
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Smart home and low-voltage installation
Low-voltage systems for new builds, renovations, and finished spaces.
Texas 67 Systems plans and installs practical low-voltage infrastructure for North Texas homes and small business spaces. Bring Ethernet, Wi-Fi, audio, video, speakers, automated shades, cameras, and equipment locations into one clean, documented plan.
One coordinated plan
The wiring behind the walls should support how the space will actually be used.
Ethernet and Wi-Fi
Plan wired data locations, ceiling access points, network equipment, and coverage around the floor plan instead of relying on one router after move-in.
Audio, video, and speakers
Map TV locations, media equipment, in-wall or in-ceiling speakers, audio zones, control points, and the cable paths that connect them.
Controls, shades, and cameras
Prepare practical wiring and network capacity for automated blinds or shades, cameras, doorbells, and connected controls where the project calls for them.
Rack and documentation
Keep the router, switches, patch panels, audio equipment, power, ventilation, labels, and handoff details organized for future support.
Project scope
Low-voltage planning and installation from rough-in through final setup.
Network and connectivity
- Ethernet and structured cabling
- Wireless access point placement
- Network rack or equipment cabinet layout
- Internet service and Starlink pathways
- Outdoor and detached-building connectivity
- Conduit and spare paths for future upgrades
Audio, video, and controls
- Whole-home or multi-zone audio wiring
- In-wall and in-ceiling speaker locations
- TV, display, and media equipment cabling
- Video distribution and source locations
- Automated blind or shade prewire
- Camera, doorbell, and connected-control wiring
Build and renovation support
Bring low-voltage decisions into the project before drywall and finishes limit the options.
Residential projects
- New homes and whole-home renovations
- Kitchens, living rooms, offices, and additions
- Media rooms and mounted TV locations
- Patios, pools, garages, shops, and barns
- Phased projects that install wiring now and equipment later
Commercial build-outs
- Small offices, retail spaces, churches, and nonprofits
- Workstations, printers, phones, displays, and conference rooms
- Staff, guest, and operational Wi-Fi coverage
- Background audio, cameras, and equipment locations
- Coordination with the owner, general contractor, electrician, and other trades
Process
A practical path from plans and framing to a working, documented system.
Review and design
Review the plans or walk the space, discuss how each room will be used, and map wiring, access points, speakers, displays, controls, equipment, and future paths.
Coordinate and install
Confirm timing and responsibilities with the owner, builder, remodeler, electrician, or general contractor, then complete or coordinate the low-voltage rough-in and finish work.
Test and document
Terminate and test applicable cabling, tune the network and connected systems, label the important pieces, and provide a cleaner handoff for future support.
Questions
Low-voltage questions for builds and renovations.
When should Texas 67 Systems get involved?
Before rough-in is best. Early involvement leaves time to review plans, confirm equipment locations, coordinate cable paths, and place access points, speakers, TVs, shades, cameras, and controls before drywall and finish work.
Can you work with my builder, remodeler, or electrician?
Yes. Texas 67 Systems can coordinate the low-voltage scope with the homeowner or business owner, general contractor, electrician, designer, cabinet team, and other trades involved in the project.
Can you prepare wiring now and install equipment later?
Yes. Many projects benefit from installing the right cable, conduit, back boxes, and equipment pathways during construction, then adding networking, audio/video, shades, cameras, or controls in phases.
Do you support automated blinds or shades?
Texas 67 Systems can help plan low-voltage and network requirements for compatible automated blinds or shades and coordinate the prewire with the selected shade system and installer.
Is this service only for homes?
No. The same planning is useful for small offices, retail spaces, churches, nonprofits, and other commercial build-outs that need dependable networking, Wi-Fi, displays, audio, cameras, or connected systems.
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Next step
Building or renovating a space?
Send the city, project type, current construction stage, plans if available, and the rooms or systems that need Ethernet, Wi-Fi, audio, video, speakers, shades, cameras, or future wiring.