
Gbit Tech came in early on a two-story renovation and addition, pre-wiring data, cameras, Wi-Fi and fiber while the walls were still open.

Rough-in. Conduit and cable are placed while the framing is still open.

Runs labeled and terminated as construction progressed, with fiber coiled and protected.

The central rack in place, ready for trim-out and the final UniFi equipment.
Gbit Tech was brought in early for a major renovation and home addition project on an existing two-story luxury residence in Greater Los Angeles.
The scope included opening walls, expanding living spaces, and adding new rooms, creating the perfect opportunity to pre-wire the entire home for a modern UniFi ecosystem.
Starting during the rough-in phase while framing was exposed, we installed comprehensive structured cabling, security, and WiFi infrastructure that integrates seamlessly into the renovated design.
During the rough-in phase with walls open, Gbit Tech installed:
All cabling was carefully routed, labeled, and terminated as construction progressed, allowing drywall and finishes to close cleanly around service loops and low-voltage boxes.
Final UniFi equipment (Dream Machine, switches, NVR, access points, and cameras) was installed and configured once the renovation reached trim-out stage.
The homeowner now has a fully modernized smart home with multi-gigabit wired connectivity, blanket WiFi 7 coverage with no dead zones, and comprehensive 4K UniFi Protect surveillance, all unified under one intuitive, subscription-free platform.
Cameras and access points blend discreetly into the renovated architecture, while the centralized rack remains organized and easily accessible for future expansion. The early rough-in approach eliminated any visible surface wiring and ensured maximum performance from move-in day.