Herriman · Salt Lake County, Utah

Home Theater & Smart Home Installation in Herriman

Wall-to-wall new construction on the southwest bench. The time to wire is now.

Herriman has more than doubled in a decade. Nearly every street on the southwest bench is new, and a lot of them still have homes under construction.

If yours is one of them, pre-wire is the smartest low-voltage money you'll spend. If you've already moved in, the unfinished basement is your second chance.

Residential only: homeowners, home builders, and basement finishers.

Local notes

New homes with builder-basic wiring

The standard builder package here is a few network jacks and a doorbell wire. A home I pre-wire ends up with a drop in every bedroom and office, ceiling locations for access points, TV walls with conduit, and camera lines at each corner.

Hillside streets up in Rosecrest get wind and winter weather, so exterior cameras are wired and mounted under the eaves, not stuck on with adhesive.

In depth

What I actually run into in Herriman

New-Construction Pre-Wire in Herriman

Herriman is basically wall-to-wall new construction. Whole neighborhoods off of Herriman Boulevard, out toward Juniper Crossing, up in the Rosecrest bench, and the newer stretches near Mountain View Corridor were open field a few years ago. The city's added something like 30,000-plus residents in about a decade, and a huge share of those are in production homes built on tight schedules. The upside for you: your walls are open right now. The catch: builder low-voltage packages are usually one coax and maybe one data drop per room, run wherever was convenient, and they charge a premium to add more.

If you're in one of the fast-moving Rosecrest or Juniper Crossing phases, get me your framing-inspection date early, because builders there routinely rock the walls within a week of it passing.

Read the Herriman new-construction pre-wire page

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Good to know

Herriman: common questions

Home theater and smart home questions from Herriman homeowners. Anything else, just text me.

Is pre-wire worth it on a new Herriman home?

Yes. Running network, speaker, and camera wire during framing costs roughly $150 to $250 per drop. Adding the same wiring after drywall costs several times more and sometimes isn't possible around fire blocking.

My Herriman home is already built. What's the next best option?

The unfinished basement. Wire it for a theater, network, and audio before it's finished, and use the attic to reach the upper floor. Most runs can be added with little drywall repair.

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