Ideally even before that point. This is when it is easiest to decide what should work together, what should be automated and what needs to be prepared so the whole home works as one system later on.
How the project usually moves
Before switches and wiring are decided for good
Before heating, shading, ventilation, entry or security start being chosen separately
This is the most important moment
Still possible, but harder
This phase is for finishing, not rethinking the whole concept
How the project usually moves
You do not need every detail selected yet. The important thing is to speak with us before the electrical plan is finalized and before individual systems start being solved one by one.
Best time
We help most at the beginning and during electrical planning. Once cabling starts, changes usually become more expensive and more difficult.
We talk about what you expect from the house or flat, what you want to control and what should happen automatically.
New build
Best right at the start, when the first important decisions are being made.
Renovation
Best before demolition or before the first walk-through with the electrician.
We clarify which technologies should be connected, what you really expect from them and what should be solved as one whole.
New build
A good moment to think about heating, shading, ventilation, entry and metering as one whole.
Renovation
Especially important when several things are being replaced at once and should work well together.
This is where switch positions, sensors, cables, cabinet space and preparation for future features are decided.
New build
This is when it becomes clear what should be prepared right away and what should be kept ready for later.
Renovation
This is usually the last comfortable moment to prepare important routes and places before everything is covered again.
You can still check on site that nothing important is missing, but changes already cost more time and money.
New build
Good for a final check of sensors, controls and cabinet space.
Renovation
Late changes can already mean reopening walls or changing the agreed scope.
We install the equipment, set scenes and fine-tune everything after move-in based on real everyday use.
New build
At this point the earlier preparation should pay off, not be replaced.
Renovation
Comfort can still improve, but bigger changes are now more limited.
Lighting, heating, cooling, ventilation, blinds, entry, security or energy metering all affect what needs to be prepared in the wiring. If they are solved late or one by one, unnecessary limits appear.
What is usually worth planning together
It becomes clear what should be prepared in the walls, in the cabinet and for future upgrades.
We help make sure the selected technologies can be connected and controlled in a sensible way.
Lighting, heating, shading and the rest can follow the same logic, so daily living feels simpler and more natural.
We can still help, but later involvement usually means more extra work, more compromises and less room for a clean solution.
It may mean reopening finished wiring, changing part of the cabinet or adjusting components that were already chosen.
If the needed preparation is missing, some automatic features can no longer be done as well as they could have been at the start.
Equipment chosen without one shared plan can be harder to connect, or only work together in a limited way.
We only need to know whether it is a house or flat, what stage you are in and what you want to solve at home. You will quickly see what makes sense to prepare now.